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Longwool Sheepskin Pelt

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$148

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These luxuriously soft long wool sheepskins are made from ethically sourced New Zealand sheep that are grass fed and live outside in a natural environment for 12 months a year. Sheepskins are a by-product of pastoral farming where sheep are raised primarily for meat. New Zealand sheep are farmed naturally without factory farming methods like supplementary feeding and intensive chemical regimes.

In addition to bringing a layer of soft, beautiful texture to your home, New Zealand sheepskins do miraculous things like help regulate heat and moisture, and filtrate indoor air. They’re also incredibly easy to care for. Use as a floor rug or layer on a sofa or chair.

Available in Ivory, Taupe, Steel, Butterscotch, and Tan

A note on colors:

Ivory is a very warm white with tints of a sift yellow cast.
Taupe is a warm cast putty and shifts in tone dependent upon the light.
Steel is a dark cool cast grey.
Butterscotch is rich + warm like its name sake or your favorite salted caramels, similar to a mid-tone saddle brown.
Tan is clean + warm mid-tone neutral.

Material: Ethically sourced New Zealand sheepskin

Dimensions: 39.5"L x 23.5"W

PRODUCT CODE:

Ivory: 85207130

Taupe: 85207135

Tan: 85207132

Butterscotch: 85207133

Steel: 85207134

ABOUT OUR SUPPLIER

Our supplier is an Australian-based company that sources, designs, manufactures, and distributes natural fiber products. These range from ethically sourced Alpaca wool from South America to ethically sourced sheepskins from the depths of the Southern Alps of New Zealand. Their mission is to produce natural products of the highest quality while making the lowest possible impact on the environment, and from field to factory, the company upholds the highest standards.

Avoid direct sunlight. Dry vacuum rugs regularly with a plain suction unit. Note that Turbo and revolving brush vacuum cleaners can damage the wool fiber and cause frizziness. Dry clean but only if dirty. Remember not to rub, brush, or massage wool skin products when they are damp or wet.