Sheepskin
One of the silkiest hide yet and not to mention a buttery leather on the back side. This one is truely a beauty.
Sheep hides are cured and cleaned on the farm and then sent to local family operated tannery.
It wouldn’t feel right for us to not preserve the beautiful hides our sheep produce. Being the least wasteful of our animals is highly important to us, and we hope you appreciate that passion as well.
Breed: Katahdin
One of the silkiest hide yet and not to mention a buttery leather on the back side. This one is truely a beauty.
Sheep hides are cured and cleaned on the farm and then sent to local family operated tannery.
It wouldn’t feel right for us to not preserve the beautiful hides our sheep produce. Being the least wasteful of our animals is highly important to us, and we hope you appreciate that passion as well.
Breed: Katahdin
One of the silkiest hide yet and not to mention a buttery leather on the back side. This one is truely a beauty.
Sheep hides are cured and cleaned on the farm and then sent to local family operated tannery.
It wouldn’t feel right for us to not preserve the beautiful hides our sheep produce. Being the least wasteful of our animals is highly important to us, and we hope you appreciate that passion as well.
Breed: Katahdin
Why Choose Wool?
-Sheepskins are perfect for your little ones. Wool is a thermo-regulator which keeps your little one warm in the winter and cool in the summer.
-Wool is also rich in lanolin and naturally impermeable. Sheepskin can absorb nearly 30% of its own body weight in moisture without feeling wet. Air flows through its fibers, creating pockets that keep your skin dry.
-Wool is hypoallergenic and bacteria resistant. Lanolin has a self cleaning quality, which prevents bacteria growth.
-Sheepskin hides do not give off an electrical charge. The insulating effect of sheepskin fiber allows for an undisturbed release of state electricity.
