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The horsehair wigs reportedly started with the company Humphrey Ravenscroft, now Ede & Ravenscroft, in 1822. “For 320 years Ede & Ravenscroft has upheld its reputation as tailors of distinction. Meticulous craftsmanship has rewarded the company with commissions from royalty to the judiciary,” notes the company website.
The horsehair used in current barrister’s wigs is said to be collected during the animals’ care and hygiene, according to
Green Queen. However, the publication quoted March as saying that even if there is no immediate harm to an animal, incentivising use could lead to commodifying the sale of animal bodies.
The prototype wig is said to be 100 per cent biodegradable and made entirely from hemp,