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Wool is a renewable natural fibre. Sheep regrow their fleece each year, and untreated wool is biodegradable at the end of its life. Its durability also means products can be used and enjoyed for many years.

Wool is naturally breathable, temperature regulating and biodegradable. Unlike polyester and acrylic, which are plastic-based fibres, wool is a renewable material that works with nature rather than against it.

Sheepskins are typically a by-product of the food industry. Rather than being discarded, the hide is tanned and used to create a durable natural product. We prioritise responsibly sourced sheepskins and minimal processing wherever possible.

Some natural shedding may occur when a sheepskin is new, but this usually settles with use. Regular shaking and occasional brushing will help maintain its appearance and texture.

Shake regularly to maintain loft, brush occasionally with a suitable sheepskin brush and spot clean when required. Avoid soaking the leather backing and always allow the sheepskin to dry naturally away from direct heat.

Yes. Wool naturally helps regulate temperature, keeping feet warm in cooler weather while remaining breathable and comfortable in warmer conditions.

No. Wool is naturally temperature regulating, helping to maintain comfort throughout the year. It retains warmth when needed while allowing excess heat and moisture to escape.

Yes. Wool can absorb moisture vapour without feeling damp, helping to create a more comfortable environment and reducing the clammy feeling often associated with synthetic fibres.

Store wool products clean and dry in a cool, well-ventilated space. Breathable cotton storage bags are preferable to plastic, and cedar or lavender can help deter moths.

Moths can be attracted to natural fibres if they are stored for long periods without use. Keeping wool products clean, airing them occasionally and storing them correctly will help prevent problems.

Natural wool is a renewable fibre that takes time and care to produce. Its durability, comfort and longevity often mean it lasts significantly longer than many synthetic alternatives, making it a worthwhile investment.

No. As a natural product, every sheepskin is unique. Variations in colour, texture and shape are part of their character and individuality.