Our Sheepskin Rugs come in seven sizes with limitless uses.

Reading, napping or lounging with friends, everything is better in The Shaggy Bean Bag

Embrace it, cuddle it, lean on it, cushions are not so humble.

The ultimate underfoot sheepskin experience. Sheepskin has its own naturally occurring dirt and moisture protection system, making it perfect for everyday use in the home.

Warm neutral | Honey

Moss | Charcoal

Cool Neutral | Bamboo undertone

Dark brown | Bark

Warm | Chestnut Brown

Neutral | Stone linen

Steel | Blue-black with light fibre ends

Mid brown | Cork

Warm | Frosted Chestnut

Golden | Tussock

Dark steel | Blue-black

Air moves freely through every fibre, so heat drifts away instead of building up underneath you.

On a sticky day, sheepskin draws dampness away from your skin, so you stay dry and comfortable.

The same piece that kept you warm all winter keeps you cool all summer.

No more peeling yourself off the outdoor cushions. Natural fibres let air through where synthetics trap it.

Sheepskins are naturally antimicrobial and hypoallergenic. That’s because the fibres contain lanolin, a naturally occurring wax that is both antibacterial and antifungal. It keeps itself clean and is safe to live on, its truly a magical fibre.

To survive New Zealand’s harsh climate, a sheep’s fleece needs to protect them in freezing winters (-10°C) and keep them cool in our scorching summers (+30°C).

A tanned sheepskin is resistant to short-term exposure to fire with temperatures up to 200°C. This means if you take a lighter, turn it on and hold it against a sheepskin, the sheepskin will start to shrink and curl but won’t catch fire or continue to burn. This makes it safe around fireplaces and outdoor fires as well as a much better alternative to synthetics, which melt under high heat and give off toxic fumes.

Eat, drink and be merry on your sheepskin product. Naturally occurring lanolin on the fibre creates a protective barrier, preventing water from penetrating deep into the fibres. It resists soiling and releases dirt easily, making it naturally dirt-repellent. If you do spill something on your sheepskin product, it usually only requires a gentle blot.

At the end of its useful life, sheepskin will naturally decompose. You don’t need to worry about it sitting in landfill for generations to come.

Did you know that wool is stronger than steel, gram for gram? It’s the only unprocessed fibre that you can bend more than 20,000 times and still have it maintain its shape without ripping or breaking, which means you don’t need to be precious with your sheepskin product.