Product Care

Mongolian Sheepskin Care

Caring for Your Mongolian Sheepskin

Mongolian sheepskin is a luxurious, sculptural fibre—celebrated for its unique curl, fine texture, and natural volume. With attentive care, your sheepskin will maintain its exceptional softness, loft, and elegance for years to come.

General Care

• Do not brush. The natural curls of Mongolian sheepskin must not be brushed, as this can damage the fibre structure and alter its distinctive texture.
• Spot clean only—never immerse in water or wash.
• Protect from direct sunlight, heat sources, and damp environments.
• Allow your sheepskin to breathe naturally in a shaded, well-ventilated area.

Handling Seams & Lined Products

• Do not pull or stretch the seams. Excessive tension can distort the shape and cause stitched seams to tear.
• For blankets or lined sheepskin products, always handle by the wool and support the lining simultaneously. Never tug the lining independently of the wool.

Cleaning & Maintenance

• Attend to spills immediately. Blot gently with a clean, dry cloth—do not rub.
• For deeper spot cleaning, use a small amount of gentle wool detergent diluted in lukewarm water. Lightly dab the affected area with a soft cloth or sponge, working only on the surface.
• Avoid soaking the sheepskin; blot away excess moisture and air dry naturally in a shaded space.

Professional Dry Cleaning

• Sheepskin can by dry cleaned by a reputable and professional dry cleaner.

Restoring Volume & Texture

• Never brush the wool.
• Avoid heat, steam, or direct airflow close to the fibres to prevent shrinkage and flattening.

Moisture & Heat Protection

• Avoid Humidity, damp environments, steam, or water immersion.
• Keep away from radiators, heaters, and underfloor heating.

What to Avoid

• No washing (hand or machine)
• No brushing — this will damage the natural curls
• No steam cleaning or high heat
• Bleach, harsh detergents, enzymes, or fabric softeners should never be used.
• Heavy furniture should not be left on the sheepskin for long periods to maintain its texture.
• No direct UV exposure
• Dark colours may transfer onto light

Leather & Wool Integrity

Mongolian sheepskin combines natural wool curls with a leather backing. Exposure to water, heat, or chemical agents may cause shrinkage or damage the leather, altering the shape and texture.

Protection From Moths

• Store in a breathable cotton bag when not in use.
• Use natural moth deterrents such as cedar or lavender.
• Ensure the sheepskin is clean before storage.

Storage Guidelines

• Keep in a cool, dry, ventilated space.

Rug Safety

• For merino sheepskin rugs, a non-slip underlay is recommended to ensure safety and maintain the shape of the rug.
• Avoid dragging or sliding rugs across the floor, which can strain seams and flatten the pile.

A Natural Product

Mongolian sheepskin is a natural by-product. Variations in wool texture, pile length, curl, and colour are inherent, making each piece a unique work of natural art. Some shedding may occur, particularly in the first few weeks of use, due to loose or trapped fibres naturally releasing from the fleece.

This is a natural characteristic and part of the sheepskin’s authenticity. Light shedding will decrease over time with gentle care like vacuuming and shaking following the instructions above.

Icelandic Sheepskin Care

Caring for Your Icelandic Sheepskin

Icelandic sheepskin is a sculptural, luxurious fibre prized for its unique combination of long and short piles. With attentive care, your sheepskin will maintain its texture, loft, and elegance for years to come.

General Care

• Do not wash. Sheepskin must not be hand washed or machine washed.
• Spot clean only to protect both the wool fibres and leather backing.
• Keep away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and damp environments.
• Allow your sheepskin to breathe naturally by airing it occasionally in a shaded, well-ventilated space.

Vacuuming & Brushing

• Vacuum lightly using a low-suction setting with a smooth nozzle.
• Avoid rotating or beater brush heads.
• Maintain the wool’s natural loft by gently brushing with a wire pet brush or wide-tooth comb, following the direction of the pile.

Handling Seams & Lined Products

• Do not pull or stretch the seams. Excessive tension will weaken stitching and cause opening of seams.
• For blankets or lined sheepskin products, always handle by the wool and support the lining simultaneously. Never tug the sheepskin independently of the lining.

Rug Safety

• For merino sheepskin rugs, a non-slip underlay is recommended to ensure safety and maintain the shape of the rug.
• Avoid dragging or sliding rugs across the floor, which can strain seams and flatten the pile.

Spot Cleaning Instructions (Approved Method)

• Blot spills immediately with a clean, dry cloth—never rub.
• Mix a small amount of gentle wool detergent with lukewarm water.
• Lightly dab the affected area using a soft cloth or sponge.
• Clean only the surface—avoid soaking the leather backing.
• Blot dry with a clean towel and allow to air dry naturally, away from heat or sunlight.
• Once fully dry, brush gently to restore texture.

Moisture Protection

• Icelandic Sheepskin is highly moisture absorbent. Avoid humidity and moist damp areas
• If damp, shake gently and allow to dry naturally in a dry, well ventilated and shaded space away from direct sunlight.

What to Avoid

• No washing (hand or machine).
• No steam cleaning — steam causes wool and leather shrinkage.
• No tumble drying, heaters, radiators, or underfloor heating.
• Do not use bleach, harsh detergents, enzymes, or fabric softeners.
• Avoid placing heavy furniture on sheepskin for extended periods to prevent matting and wool flattening
• No direct UV exposure
• Dark colours may transfer onto light

Leather & Wool Integrity

Sheepskin is composed of natural wool fibres bonded to leather. Exposure to water, heat, or steam may result in irreversible shrinkage, hardening, or distortion of shape.

Protection From Moths

• Store in a breathable cotton bag when not in use.
• Use natural moth deterrents such as cedarwood or lavender.
• Always store clean—moths are attracted to natural residues.

Storage Guidelines

• Keep in a cool, dry environment with airflow.
• Avoid plastic coverings and compression.

A Natural Material

icelandic sheepskin is a natural by-product. Variations in wool texture, pile length, curl, and colour are inherent, making each piece a unique work of natural art. Some shedding may occur, particularly in the first few weeks of use, due to loose or trapped fibres naturally releasing from the fleece.

This is a natural characteristic and part of the sheepskin’s authenticity. Light shedding will decrease over time with gentle care like brushing and vacuuming following the instructions above.

Shearling Sheepskin Care

Caring for your Shearling Sheepskin

Shearling sheepskin is a minimalistic short wool—celebrated for its short pile, unique texture.With attentive care, your sheepskin will maintain its exceptional softness, loft, and elegance for years to come.

General Care

• Do not brush. The natural curls in asheraling sheepskin must not be brushed, as this will damage the fibre structure and alter its distinctive texture.
• Spot clean gently—never immerse in water or wash.
• Protect from direct sunlight, heat sources, and damp environments.
• Allow your sheepskin to breathe naturally in a shaded, well-ventilated area.

Handling Seams & Lined Products

• Do not pull or stretch the seams. Excessive tension can distort the shape and cause stitched seams to tear.
• For blankets or lined sheepskin products, always handle by the wool and support the lining simultaneously. Never tug the lining independently of the wool.

Cleaning & Maintenance

• Attend to spills immediately. Blot gently with a clean, dry cloth—do not rub.
• For deeper spot cleaning, use a small amount of gentle wool detergent diluted in lukewarm water. Lightly dab the affected area with a soft cloth or sponge, working only on the surface.
• Avoid soaking the sheepskin; blot away excess moisture and air dry naturally in a shaded space.

Restoring Volume & Texture

• Never brush the wool.
• Avoid heat, steam, or direct airflow close to the fibres to prevent shrinkage and flattening.

Moisture & Heat Protection

• Avoid Humidity, damp environments, steam, or water immersion.
• Keep away from radiators, heaters, and underfloor heating.

What to Avoid

• No washing (hand or machine)
• No brushing — this will damage the natural curls
• No steam cleaning or high heat
• Bleach, harsh detergents, enzymes, or fabric softeners should never be used.
• Heavy furniture should not be left on the sheepskin for long periods to maintain its texture.
• No direct UV exposure
• Dark colours may transfer onto light

Leather & Wool Integrity

Mongolian sheepskin combines natural wool curls with a leather backing. Exposure to water, heat, or chemical agents may cause shrinkage or damage the leather, altering the shape and texture.

Protection From Moths

• Store in a breathable cotton bag when not in use.
• Use natural moth deterrents such as cedar or lavender.
• Ensure the sheepskin is clean before storage.

Storage Guidelines

• Keep in a cool, dry, ventilated space.

Rug Safety

• For merino sheepskin rugs, a non-slip underlay is recommended to ensure safety and maintain the shape of the rug.
• Avoid dragging or sliding rugs across the floor, which can strain seams and flatten the pile.

Professional Dry Cleaning

• Sheepskin can by dry cleaned by a reputable and professional dry cleaner.

A Natural Product

Shearling sheepskin is a natural by-product. Variations in wool texture, pile length, curl, and colour are inherent, making each piece a unique work of natural art. Some shedding may occur, particularly in the first few weeks of use, due to loose or trapped fibres naturally releasing from the fleece.

This is a natural characteristic and part of the sheepskin’s authenticity. Light shedding will decrease over time with gentle care like vacuuming and shaking following the instructions above.

Luxury Fur Blanket Care

Care Instructions – Luxury Fur Blanket

Your fur blanket is a natural, artisanal product. Proper care will ensure it remains soft, lustrous, and luxurious for years to come.

Daily Use

• Gently shake or fluff the blanket regularly to maintain its natural volume and softness.
• Avoid sitting or standing directly on the fur for prolonged periods to prevent flattening the fibers.
• Keep the blanket away from moisture, direct sunlight, and insects to preserve the natural fibres and leather backing.

Handling

• Do not tug or pull the fur. If moving or adjusting, always pull evenly along the seams and lining, never from a single point, to prevent tearing or distortion.
• Shedding is natural in genuine fur blankets and is a sign of authentic, high-quality fibres. Gently shake or brush with a soft-bristle brush to maintain the appearance.
• Avoid contact with oils, perfumes, or cosmetics, which can stain or mat the fur.

Cleaning

• Spot Clean Only: Use a damp cloth with a mild, pH-neutral wool or fur cleaner. Dab gently — do not rub or scrub.
• Do Not Machine Wash or Soak: Immersing fur in water can damage the leather backing and natural oils.
• Professional Cleaning: For deeper cleaning, always use a specialist fur or sheepskin cleaner.

Moisture & Heat Protection

• Avoid Humidity, damp environments, steam, or water immersion.
• Keep away from radiators, heaters, and underfloor heating.

Storage

• Store in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight, moisture, and pests.
• Avoid plastic bags; use breathable cotton storage bags to allow air circulation.
• Keep away from heat sources, radiators, and direct airflow from heaters or air conditioners.

What to Avoid

• No washing (hand or machine)
• No wire brushing
• No steam cleaning or high heat
• No humidity moisture / damp areas
• Bleach, harsh detergents, enzymes, or fabric softeners should never be used.
• Compression should not be left on the fur for long periods to maintain its texture.
• No direct UV exposure
• Dark colours may transfer onto light

Environmental Notes

• Each blanket is made from ethically sourced, natural by-product fur, processed using eco-friendly tanning methods.
• Variations in colour, texture, and fibre length are inherent, making every blanket unique.

Alpaca Care

Caring for Your Alpaca

Alpaca wool is a refined and natural material—valued for its airry texture, depth, and exceptional softness. Thoughtful care will preserve its beauty, integrity, and luxurious feel for many years.

General Care

• Brush regularly, Gentle shaking or light fluffing is sufficient to maintain the natural texture.
• Spot clean only—never immerse in water or machine wash.
• Keep away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and damp environments.
• Allow your sheepskin to breathe naturally in a shaded, well-ventilated space.

Handling Seams & Lined Products

• Do not pull or stretch the seams, particularly on rugs, blankets, or lined sheepskin products.
• For lined products, always handle by the wool while supporting the lining—never tug the lining independently.

Rug Safety

• For Alpaca rugs, a non-slip underlay is recommended to ensure safety and maintain the shape of the rug.
• Avoid dragging or sliding rugs across the floor, which can strain seams and flatten the pile.

Spot Cleaning & Maintenance

• Attend to spills immediately. Blot gently with a clean, dry cloth—never rub.
• For stubborn spots, lightly dab with lukewarm water mixed with gentle wool detergent, cleaning only the affected area.
• Avoid soaking. Blot excess moisture and air dry naturally in a shaded space.

Professional Dry Cleaning

• Alpaca can by dry cleaned by a reputable and professional dry cleaner, but must be made aware not to pull at the alpaca wool.

Restoring Volume & Texture

• Brush often with a soft bristle brush to smooth matted fibres. Shake gently to revive the loft.
• A cool, low-intensity hair dryer or blower can be used at least 1 metre away to restore volume. Avoid direct heat or close airflow.

Moisture & Heat Protection

• Avoid high humidity, moist and damp areas
• Avoid prolonged contact with water, steam, or high humidity.
• Keep away from radiators, heaters, or underfloor heating to prevent shrinkage or stiffening.

What to Avoid

• No washing (hand or machine)
• No heavy brushing or combing
• No steam cleaning or high heat
• Avoid bleach, harsh detergents, enzymes, or fabric softeners
• Do not place heavy furniture on for long periods
• Do not pull at the wool
• No direct UV exposure
• Dark colours may transfer onto light

Leather & Wool Integrity

Alpaca hides has a natural leather backing. Exposure to water, heat, or chemicals may cause shrinkage, stiffening, or distortion.

Protection From Moths

• Store in a breathable cotton bag when not in use
• Use natural moth deterrents such as cedarwood or lavender
• Ensure the sheepskin is clean before storage, as moths are attracted to natural residues

Storage Guidelines

• Keep in a cool, dry, ventilated space

A Natural Product

Alpaca is a natural by-product. Variations in wool texture, pile length, curl, and colour are inherent, making each piece a unique work of natural art. Some shedding may occur, particularly in the first few weeks of use, due to loose or trapped fibres naturally releasing from the fleece.

This is a natural characteristic and part of the alpaca wools authenticity. Light shedding will decrease over time with gentle care like brushing and vacuuming following the instructions above

Leather Cushions Care

Caring for your Leather Cushions

Your leather cushion is a natural, artisanal product. Proper care ensures it remains soft, supple, and beautiful for years to come.

Daily Use

• Gently plump and rotate cushions regularly to maintain shape and comfort.
• Avoid placing heavy or sharp objects on cushions, which can leave indentations or marks.
• Keep cushions away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and moisture, which can cause fading, drying, or cracking of the leather.
• No direct UV exposure
• Dark colours may transfer onto light

Handling

• Do not pull, stretch, or tug the seams; when adjusting the cushion, always lift evenly to prevent stress on the zipper, stitching and leather.
• Leather is a natural material: minor marks, wrinkles, or colour variations are inherent and contribute to its character.

Cleaning

• Dust or gently wipe with a soft, dry cloth regularly to remove surface dust.
• For light stains, use a damp cloth with mild, pH-neutral soap, and gently dab — never rub.
• Avoid harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners, or bleach, which can damage the leather’s surface.
• For deeper cleaning, always use a professional leather cleaner experienced with natural hides.

Maintenance

• Consider conditioning the leather periodically with a specialist leather conditioner to maintain softness and prevent drying.
• Test any cleaning or conditioning product on a hidden area first to ensure compatibility.

Animal Hides & Cowhides Care

Care Instructions for Animal Hides & Cowhides

Your animal skin product is a natural product. With proper care, it will remain beautiful, soft, and durable for years.

Daily Use

• Gently shake or rotate your hide regularly to maintain its natural shape and fullness.
• Avoid placing heavy furniture or objects on the hide for extended periods to prevent flattening.
• Keep cowhides away from moisture, direct sunlight, heat sources, and pests to preserve the leather backing and hair.

Handling

• Do not tug, pull, or stretch the hide; when moving, lift evenly across the hide to prevent stress or tearing at seams.
• Minor variations in hair length, markings, or colour are natural characteristics, making each cowhide unique.
• Shedding of a few hairs is normal for genuine cowhide and adds to its authenticity.

Cleaning

• Vacuum regularly using a low suction setting, or gently shake out dust and debris.
• For light stains, wipe gently with a damp cloth and mild soap if needed. Dab; do not scrub.
• Never machine wash or soak; water can damage the leather backing.
• For deep cleaning, use a specialist leather or hide cleaner. Avoid bleach, harsh chemicals, or abrasive brushes.

Storage

• Store in a cool, dry, and ventilated space when not in use.
• Avoid plastic bags; use a breathable cotton bag if storing.
• Keep away from direct heat, radiators, and prolonged sunlight.

Longevity & Environmental Notes

• Cowhides are ethically sourced from natural by-products.
• Variations in colour, markings, and hair length are natural and part of the hide’s unique beauty.