Sheepskin Boot & Slipper - Care & Cleaning Guide

We take great care to pack your item. If you notice any issues, please contact us and we will do our best to resolve them as quickly as possible.

Unpacking Your Item

• Your item is likely folded and packaged in a polythene bag for protection. It may have been packed for some time, unpack it and allow it to settle.
• Avoid storing the packaged item in direct sunlight, as this can cause damage over time.

Preparing Your Item

• Loose Fibres: New products may have some loose fibres. Simply take your item outside and give it a gentle shake to remove them.
• Creases and Wrinkles: Any creases or wrinkles from packaging will naturally drop out over time. You can speed up the process by lightly steaming or airing the item if needed.

Following these steps will help keep your item in great condition. If you have any further questions or concerns, please contact us and we will do our best to give you helpful advice.

1. How can I prevent water stains on my sheepskin boots and slippers?

   Apply a water-resistant spray designed for sheepskin before wearing your boots or slippers. This helps protect them from water stains.

2. How do I clean my sheepskin boots or slippers by hand?

   Follow these steps:

   • Gently brush the surface to remove dirt.
   • Use a damp sponge to moisten the surface.
   • Apply a small amount of specialist cleaner to the sponge and gently scrub.
   • Remove residue with the damp sponge and use a dry sponge or cloth to soak up excess water.
   • Stuff the boots with newspaper to maintain their shape and let them dry naturally for 24 hours.
   • Keep away from direct heat or sunlight.
   • Once dry, lightly brush the surface in one direction with a suede brush.
3. Can I use regular cleaners on my sheepskin boots or slippers?

   No, it's best to use a specialist sheepskin cleaner to avoid damaging the material.

4. How should I dry my sheepskin boots or slippers after cleaning?

   Allow them to dry naturally for at least 24 hours, keeping them away from direct heat or sunlight. Stuff them with newspaper to help retain their shape.

5. Should I reapply water-resistant spray after cleaning?

   Yes, reapplying a water-resistant spray after cleaning helps protect your boots or slippers from future water damage.

6. Can I professionally clean my sheepskin boots or slippers?

   Yes, many dry cleaners offer professional cleaning services for sheepskin products.

7. How often should I clean my sheepskin boots or slippers?

   Clean them as needed, especially when they start to look dirty or after exposure to rain or stains. Regular maintenance with brushing and water-resistant spray helps.

8. What should I avoid when cleaning my sheepskin boots or slippers?

   Avoid direct heat or sunlight for drying and steer clear of regular household cleaners that can damage the material.

9. What kind of brush should I use for my sheepskin boots or slippers?

   A suede brush is recommended for gently brushing the surface after cleaning to restore their appearance.

10. Can I machine wash my sheepskin boots or slippers?

    It’s not recommended to machine wash sheepskin boots or slippers as it can damage the material and structure. Stick to hand-cleaning or professional services.