WASHING AND CARE FOR HIDES AND SKINS

Lambskins and hides are natural products – and therefore need special care and attention. The good news is that due to their self-cleaning properties, our products are very easy to care for.

HOW TO CLEAN YOUR LAMBSKIN

As a general rule don’t wash too often – lambskins are self-cleaning! They are hygienic and even have an antibacterial effect, making frequent washing unnecessary. Nevertheless, if you do need to remove stains, you can find important information on washing and caring for your lambskin here.

• Wash: Machine or hand wash (max. 30°C) with mild, PH neutral wool detergent or our special lambskin shampoo. Use the gentle spin cycle to remove excess water.
• Dry: Dry spread out flat in a dry and airy place. Pull into shape and brush multiple times with a sheepskin brush while still wet. Do not dry in direct sunlight or near artificial heating sources (e.g. heaters, radiators). Do not tumble dry!
• General care instructions: Frequent brushing, shaking out and airing out will help keep your lambskin soft and fluffy.

As a general rule don’t wash too often ! Lambskins are hygienic and even have an antibacterial effect. For stains, we recommend that you first try to brush it out manually.

• Wash: Machine or hand wash (max. 30°C) with mild, PH neutral wool detergent or our special lambskin shampoo. Use the gentle spin cycle to remove excess water.
• Dry: Dry the baby footmuff spread out flat in a dry and airy place. Pull the lambskin into shape while still wet. Do not dry in direct sunlight or near artificial heating sources (e.g. heaters, radiators). Do not tumble dry!
• General care instructions: Frequent brushing and shaking out will help keep your lambskin soft and fluffy.

PLEASE NOTE: Don’t forget to remove magnet stripes when washing our SÖLDEN model!

As a general rule don’t clean too often – natural hides are self-cleaning!

A high-quality cowhide retains its beauty for years, even without cleaning products. In combination with fresh, oxygen-rich air (i.e. frequent airing outdoors), bullhides clean themselves. They are hygienic and even have an antibacterial effect.

• Refrain from excessive cleaning with chemical cleaning agents
• If you want to remove stains or coarse dirt from your bullhide, use a sponge with a bit of warm water and neutral soap
• Do not use too much water!