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AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND
Shaggy Bean Bags will be shipped prefilled, however the beans do compress over time and topping up is recommended. We don't currently sell beans separately, but we have partnered with Ambient Lounge to offer a 15% discount on your first top up by using the code WILSON DORSET at checkout. For the best experience, we recommend the Premium Ultra-Bean (100% recyclable, high-density beans, available in Australia) or the Premium Bean Filling (for our New Zealand customers). Alternatively, Ecobeans are another great option.

REST OF WORLD
Due to the increased volume (and therefore cost) of the Shaggy Bean Bag when it is filled, we ship international orders unfilled. We do not yet have a directory for bean bag filler internationally, but we understand they are commonly found in DIY and larger craft stores. If you are looking for an online supplier, searching 'bean bag filler' should give you a number of options. You will need about 320 litres to fill your Shaggy Bean Bag.

One of the reasons we’re so passionate about replacing synthetics in the home with sheepskin is because it is easy to take care of and forgiving of life’s accidents and spills. With a bit of basic care, your sheepskin product will look and feel good for a lifetime. Here are our top tips below:

The five golden rules of sheepskin care

1. They love a good shake.
2. For larger items, like our Shaggy Bean Bags or Floor Rugs, a good vacuum every now and then will remove accumulated dirt or crumbs.
3. If you are keen to preserve the original colour of your sheepskin, avoid direct sunlight. Because it’s a natural fibre, prolonged exposure to sun will change the colour or give a fade on the area where the sunlight hits the sheepskin.
4. When you spill something on your sheepskin, act quickly. Take a read of our spot cleaning rules and remember, dab don’t rub.
5. If you’re unsure about a spill or stain, take it to a drycleaner with experience cleaning sheepskin.

Please see our Care Guide for specific instructions.

We find the best way to keep our sheepskin looking great is to run our fingers through the sheepskin fibre or give it a good vacuum. This keeps the natural curls intact.

While brushing can be nice for ‘straighter fibres’ we don’t recommend it for our natural curly sheepskins as, just like with human hair, it can make it look fluffy and frizzy.

If you do choose to give your sheepskin wool a brush, it’s best to use a wire comb brush (like a pet brush). Make sure you air dry it away from sunlight and direct heat.

If you have regrets after brushing your sheepskin, you can lightly spritz the wool fibres with cool water and run your fingers through it to help revert the wool back to its original state. See our Care Guide for more details.