Texelana - Icelandic sheepskin rug | long-haired gray

Rug made of long-haired Icelandic sheepskin

A sheepskin is perfect as a large, natural rug. It's wonderfully warm under your feet when you get out of bed and creates a wonderfully cozy atmosphere next to the sofa or by the fireplace. And you're not the only one to enjoy it; pets also love finding a soft, cozy spot on a real sheepskin rug!

• Sheepskin is a natural product. No two fleeces look the same.
• The fur rug consists of several sheepskins sewn together.
• The furs are dyed.

Maintenance and cleaning of sheepskins

• Not completely washable.
• Stains? You can wipe them clean with a damp cloth. Try not to get the leather wet. Let any wet leather dry and then grease it with leather polish.
• Do not dry on a heater or in the sun.
• Airing: Shaking the coat and letting it air out will revitalize it. Preferably in a misty spot! So, in high humidity, but definitely not in the rain.
• Brushing: If the coat starts to look less attractive due to use, you can gently comb it out with a coarse dog brush or wool comb. This will restore the coat's soft appearance and also remove dirt from the hair.
• Vacuuming: Over time, some dirt and dust will accumulate in the wool of your sheepskin. You can remove this from the sheepskin with a vacuum cleaner.
  
• A sheepskin cannot be washed in the washing machine.

Origin

Our sheepskins come from the Netherlands, England, Ireland, Sweden, and Iceland and are tanned and processed in various tanneries in Europe, in accordance with EU guidelines.