Sheep Skin

To wash a sheepskin, hand wash with a wool-safe detergent in cold water, gently agitate, rinse thoroughly, and air dry away from direct sunlight. Avoid machine washing or using harsh detergents, as they can damage the leather and wool. Use only detergents specifically designed for wool or sheepskin. Sheepskin is delicate, so handle it with care.

Shake or vacuum: Remove loose dirt and debris before washing.

Spot clean first: Address any specific stains or spills with a damp cloth and mild detergent before a full wash.

Fill a tub or sink with cold water and add a small amount of wool-safe detergent.
Gently submerge the sheepskin and swish it around, avoiding vigorous scrubbing.
Rinse thoroughly in cold water until all soap residue is gone.
Gently squeeze out excess water, avoiding wringing, which can distort the shape.

Don't use hot water: Hot water can damage the leather and cause shrinkage.

Don't dry in direct sunlight or heat: This can also damage the leather.

Lay the sheepskin flat on a clean towel away from direct sunlight or heat sources.

After drying, brush the wool to restore its fluffiness.

If the leather feels dry, you can apply a leather conditioner.