Sheepskin Rugs

UK sheepskin rugs. All our sheepskin rugs are from sheep born and bred in the UK. The sheep live and graze in outdoor natural grazing farm environments.

Our sheepskin rugs are crafted from carefully selected, ethically sourced sheepskins, primarily from breeds known for their dense and luxurious wool. This results in rugs that are exceptionally soft, warm, and durable.

We do not use any dyes. Our sheepskin rugs are the natural colour and markings of each fleece. In that regards, each fleece is unique.

Yes, ethical sourcing is a top priority for us. We work with reputable suppliers who adhere to strict animal welfare standards. The sheepskins used in our rugs are a by product of the farming industry and the sheep are NOT born and bred to produce sheepskin rugs.

Sheepskin rugs offer a multitude of benefits beyond their aesthetic appeal. They are naturally insulating, providing warmth underfoot in cold months and a cool, breathable surface in warmer weather. The dense wool fibres create a cushioning effect, adding comfort and reducing noise. Sheepskin is also naturally hypoallergenic and resistant to dust mites, making it a great choice for allergy sufferers. Additionally, a genuine sheepskin rug adds a touch of natural luxury and timeless style to any interior.

Yes. Like all natural wool products, sheepskin rugs will change colour if placed in direct sunlight for long periods of time. Direct sunlight should be avoided.

Sheepskin rugs are incredibly versatile and can add a touch of luxury and comfort to almost any room. They are wonderful in living rooms, bedrooms, nurseries, and even home offices. While they can be placed in high-traffic areas, keep in mind that they are a natural product and may show wear over time. Placing them in areas with less foot traffic will help to preserve their beauty for longer. We do not recommend using sheepskin rugs in damp environments like bathrooms.

For proper storage of your sheepskin rug, keep it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. It is recommended to roll it up instead of folding it. Avoid storing it in a plastic bag or airtight container to prevent damage.

Sheepskin rug care is relatively simple. Regular shaking outdoors will help to remove loose dirt and debris. For minor spills, blot the area immediately with a clean, damp cloth, avoiding excessive rubbing. For more thorough cleaning, we recommend gentle hand washing with a mild wool-specific detergent in lukewarm water. Avoid harsh chemicals and never put your sheepskin rug in a tumble dryer or on radiators. Allow it to air dry naturally, away from direct heat or sunlight, stretching it gently while damp to maintain its shape. Occasional brushing with a wire wool brush can help to restore the natural softness of the wool. (How to clean a sheepskin rugs)

To clean your sheepskin rug safely and effectively, use cool or lukewarm water. Make sure the water does not go above 30° centigrade. It is recommended to avoid using hot water as it can cause shrinkage and harm the rug.

NO is the short answer! Avoid tumble drying your sheepskin rug to prevent decreasing its natural life by drying out the skin, resulting in warping and cracking. Choose to air dry it naturally in indirect sunlight.

No is the short answer! Avoid drying your sheepskin rug on a radiator as the heat may cause the skin to dry out, resulting in cracks and warping. Instead, lay your rug on a flat surface, such as a clothes horse or something similar and let it dry in indirect, natural sunlight.