Come back to the natural alternative, the real thing, Sheepskin.

Sheepskin shearlings have been used for years in the relief of pain in  pressure points, when patients need to stay for some time in one position. They are particularly useful for some elderly persons as they are so soft and dense they cushion the body from the pain of any surface, wheelchairs, mattresses and even armchairs. These rugs are being used in both Care Homes and nursing homes, as well as being available now to everybody that feels they have a need.

They can be used simply on a chair for warmth and comfort, or on a bed, or in a wheelchair, they truly are fantastic.

The natural qualities of the skin will stop sweating, increase warmth and even help to keep cool in the Summer.

Pure Sheepskin, come back to the real thing

Thermal Control
Sheepskin  rugs are used throughout the year.  Wool is a natural insulator and will trap warm air keeping temperatures stable and the body  warm. The natural properties of wool have been recognised for centuries. As a natural fibre it absorbs moisture, which, when released, keeps the body cooler and more comfortable. Using sheepskin can avoid unnecessary clothing, frequently a contributing cause to irritability and discomfort.

Sheepskin Shampoo

Special Sheepskin shampoo, soft and gentle £5.50 out of stock Sheepskin brushes £2.50 out of stock

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Suitable for helping during illness and convalescence
Sheepskin rugs can be used for the elderly and the young.

Lambs, need a coat that will keep warm in winter and cool in the summer, that will resist rain and dirt, and that will be thick and luxurious without being too heavy. These same  properties that protect the lamb can give the same comfort to your body.

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 The rugs are fully washable, on low temperature with non biological, gentle, washing powders, designed for wool. 

Spot soiling can be sponged and dried with a hairdryer on low heat.

Dry away from direct heat, over a rack or outside on fine day. A teaspoon of glycerine can be added to the final rinsing water to help keep the leather supple.