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Natural sheepskins, soft home comfort

Loved for real softness

Rugs for your floor

Pads for your chair

Comfort for your feet

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Real sheepskin and cowhide, not faux

Real wool you can feel right away

From gorgeous merino sheepskins, British sheepskins to Icelandic sheepskins, long and short-wool pieces, the range is built for touching. Pick the one that suits your space.

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Exact hide shown

Many hides are sold as the one photographed, so you see what you get.

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Merino softness

Merino slippers are lined with real Grade A merino sheepskin.

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Wool to touch

Short-wool Icelandic skins feel wonderful, with vivid patterns.

Tactile Home Comfort

Sheepskins and cowhides help create a feeling of calm and coziness in your home.

Merino slippers

Wrap your feet in merino: no inner seams to rub, no plastic base.

Cowhide rugs

Rustic charm underfoot, in generous sizes.

Comfort people love

Praised for real wool underfoot

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See what shoppers say about the softness.

Floor feels like a cloud

We used a cheap faux runner in the living room for years and it always felt plasticky. This Grade A rug has been down since late fall. Morning coffee, I stand on it in socks and the wool is actually warm. One edge still looks a bit wild, which I like. Not a showroom piece, just honest underfoot. We used a cheap faux runner in the living room for years and it always felt plasticky. This Grade A rug has been down since late fall. Morning coffee, I stand on it in socks and the wool is actually... We used a cheap faux runner in the living room for years and it always felt plasticky. This Grade A rug has been down since late fall. Morning coffee, I stand on it in socks and the wool is actually warm. One edge still looks a bit wild, which I like. Not a showroom piece, just honest underfoot.

Chair is finally kind

My old dining chair pads were thin foam that slid around. I put a sheepskin pad on the one I sit at for evening emails. After three weeks my hips notice the difference. Wool sheds a little at first, nothing dramatic. I would not put it on a high-traffic stool, but for the quiet chair it is the right call. My old dining chair pads were thin foam that slid around. I put a sheepskin pad on the one I sit at for evening emails. After three weeks my hips notice the difference. Wool sheds a little at first, nothing... My old dining chair pads were thin foam that slid around. I put a sheepskin pad on the one I sit at for evening emails. After three weeks my hips notice the difference. Wool sheds a little at first, nothing dramatic. I would not put it on a high-traffic stool, but for the quiet chair it is the right call.

Short wool in the hands

I bought a spotted Icelandic because I wanted something I could actually touch, not a long shaggy pile. It lives on the sofa arm. When I am wound up after work I run my fingers through the short wool. The spots are clearer in daylight than I expected. It is not huge, which is fine for that corner. I bought a spotted Icelandic because I wanted something I could actually touch, not a long shaggy pile. It lives on the sofa arm. When I am wound up after work I run my fingers through the short wool. The... I bought a spotted Icelandic because I wanted something I could actually touch, not a long shaggy pile. It lives on the sofa arm. When I am wound up after work I run my fingers through the short wool. The spots are clearer in daylight than I expected. It is not huge, which is fine for that corner.

Cowhide in the hall

We wanted something rustic that still felt soft when you walk through in bare feet. The hide went down in the hall last month. Grain is uneven in a good way. I vacuum it on low and that is it. Kids still drop backpacks on it, so it is lived-in, not precious. We wanted something rustic that still felt soft when you walk through in bare feet. The hide went down in the hall last month. Grain is uneven in a good way. I vacuum it on low and that is it.... We wanted something rustic that still felt soft when you walk through in bare feet. The hide went down in the hall last month. Grain is uneven in a good way. I vacuum it on low and that is it. Kids still drop backpacks on it, so it is lived-in, not precious.

Wrap on cold mornings

I used a cotton throw on the reading chair and it never held warmth. Now I pull a merino piece over my knees while I read before work. Had it about two months. It is heavier than I thought, in a good way. A few fibres on dark trousers, that is my only note. I used a cotton throw on the reading chair and it never held warmth. Now I pull a merino piece over my knees while I read before work. Had it about two months. It is heavier than I thought, in... I used a cotton throw on the reading chair and it never held warmth. Now I pull a merino piece over my knees while I read before work. Had it about two months. It is heavier than I thought, in a good way. A few fibres on dark trousers, that is my only note.

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