Sheepskin Care

Lanolin is the natural fat found in wool. It helps repel dirt and keeps sheepskin naturally clean.

 

Sheepskins require very little maintenance and rarely need washing. Avoid harsh cleaning products, as they strip the lanolin that protects the wool.

 

To remove everyday dirt, simply shake the sheepskin—loose particles will fall away easily.

 

For small stains, use a damp cloth or a wool-safe cleaner (we recommend Eucalan). Use minimal water and work with foam only—do not soak the skin.

 

If the sheepskin becomes wet, gently reshape (stretch) it while drying. Always dry away from direct sunlight and heat.

 

With regular use, the wool may flatten over time. Restore it by shaking and brushing with a wide-tooth comb or a sheepskin brush.

 

Occasionally, air your sheepskin outdoors—avoiding direct sun and moisture.