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Care Guide 

Natural Sheepskin

Sheepskin is thermostatic, keeping body temperature cool in summer and warm in winter. Rich in natural lanolin, sheep’s wool is inherently water-repellent. As it is 100% protein, it creates an inhospitable environment for bacteria growth.

However, proper care is essential to preserve the unique character of each skin. Your sheepskin rugs, throws, and pillows will retain their beauty and last longer by following these recommendations:

Shake regularly: Shake often to remove dust and restore natural volume.

Sunlight protection: Avoid direct sunlight to prevent UV damage and fading.

Stain management: Promptly attend to spills and stains.

Drying instructions: Never rub or brush the wool when it is damp or wet, as the fibers are fragile and can be damaged.

Usage: Sheepskin is not suitable for bathrooms or outdoor use, as constant moisture can damage the leather backing.

Professional care: Dry clean only with leather and fur specialist.

Cowhides

Cowhide rugs offer years of beauty with minimal care. The hide’s natural oils resist stains and water.

To keep your cowhide looking pristine, follow this care routine:

Routine maintenance: Shake regularly, sweep softly, or vacuum using the brush attachment in the direction of the hair.

Spot cleaning: If a stain occurs, gently scrub using warm water, mild neutral soap, and a soft-bristle brush. Avoid soaking the leather.

Professional care: If the hid