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Choosing and caring for a sheepskin rug
Where each hide comes from
Icelandic hides are long haired and airy, falling in loose locks that suit a chair back or a bench. New Zealand hides are denser and more even, which makes them the easier choice underfoot. Mongolian hides carry tight curls and stay light enough to drape. Gotland and UK hides sit between the two, with a grey cast no dye reproduces convincingly.
Where to put one
Over a dining chair, a single pelt softens a hard frame without hiding it. Beside a bed it gives you somewhere warm to stand. Across a sofa arm or a bench, a double or multi pelt reads more as a throw than a rug. On an open floor, a denser short haired hide keeps its shape best under traffic.
Keeping it looking right
Shake a sheepskin out rather than flattening the pile with a vacuum, and brush the hair through to lift it again. Keep it out of long hours of direct sun, which lightens natural color. Spot clean rather than soaking, and dry it flat and away from heat.
Explore our sheepskin collections
Every collection below has its own page, with the hides that belong to it and notes on how that type behaves.
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Single Sheepskin Rugs
42 products -
Double Sheepskin Rugs
12 products -
Multiple Sheepskin Rug
7 products -
Icelandic Sheepskin
11 products -
New Zealand Sheepskin
22 products -
Mongolian Sheepskin
5 products -
Scandinavian Sheepskin
2 products -
Long Hair Sheepskin
21 products -
Natural Colored Sheepskin
19 products -
Dyed Sheepskin
27 products
