- Premium New Zealand Sheepskin
The Softest Thing Your Home Will Ever Touch.
- Geniune Grade A sheepskin rugs and pillows _ plush, naturally hypoallergenic, and impossibly soft. Every pelt hand-selected and graded before it ships.
- ★ As Seen in HGTV, Elle Décor
- Premium New Zealand Sheepskin
The Sofest Thing Your Home will Ever Touch.
- Geniune Grade A sheepskin rugs and pillows _ plush, naturally hypoallergenic, and impossibly soft. Every pelt hand-selected and graded before it ships.
- ★ As Seen in HGTV, Elle Décor
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Find Your Perfect Sheepskin
Every size, every color — from a single accent pelt to a room-sized rug.
New Zealand Grade A
Not All Sheepskin Is Created Equal
We source exclusively from New Zealand — home to the world’s densest, most resilient sheepskin. Every pelt is hand-selected for wool height, fiber density, and softness. The ones that don’t meet our standards never make it to the site.
Premium Wool Density
New Zealand fibers are thicker, springier, and stay plush far longer than alternatives.
Naturally Hypoallergenic
Lanolin in the wool resists dust mites, bacteria, and common allergens.
Temperature Regulating
Warm in winter, cool in summer. Hollow fibers adapt to your body.
Ethically Sourced
A byproduct of the farming industry — nothing goes to waste.
What Customers Say
Don't Take Our Word for It
This is my second purchase from this company and will purchase again! The quality is fantastic. The rug arrived quickly and looks exactly like the picture. Already eyeing my next one.
Sarah M.
Austin, Texas
This is my second purchase from this company and will purchase again! The quality is fantastic. The rug arrived quickly and looks exactly like the picture. Already eyeing my next one.
Sarah M.
Austin, Texas
This is my second purchase from this company and will purchase again! The quality is fantastic. The rug arrived quickly and looks exactly like the picture. Already eyeing my next one.
Sarah M.
Austin, Texas
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Covers stains from food, drinks, and pet accidents. Exclusive to our customers.
Know the Difference
Genuine Sheepskin vs. Faux
The difference isn’t just how it looks — it’s how it lasts.
Genuine Sheepskin
- Temperature-regulating hollow fibers
- Gets softer with age
- Naturally resists dust mites & bacteria
- Biodegradable & sustainable
- Lasts many years with basic care
- Dense fibers stay upright & springy
- Lanolin provides self-cleaning properties
Faux / Synthetic
- Traps heat — no temperature regulation
- Flattens quickly from foot traffic
- Attracts static & traps dust
- Petroleum-based, not biodegradable
- Needs replacing every 1–2 years
- Thin fibers that mat & pill
- Requires frequent washing
Choosing the right sheepskin rug size is more intuitive than you might think. Start with the space you want to fill and work backward. A single pelt (approximately 2′ × 3′) is the most versatile — it’s the perfect accent piece for draping over a chair, placing beside a bathtub, or anchoring a small reading corner. If you’re looking for a bedside runner, the double pelt (2′ × 6′) gives you that barefoot-to-softness experience every morning without overwhelming the room.
For larger spaces, our quad pelt (4′ × 6′) and rectangular sheepskin rugs serve as genuine area rugs that anchor a seating area or define a nursery floor. And for a true statement, the 8′ × 11.5′ room-size sheepskins rival the presence of any designer rug — with the added benefit of being naturally stain-resistant and hypoallergenic. When in doubt about sizing, our team is available seven days a week to help you choose the right fit for your specific room.
Finding the Right Fit
Sheepskin Rug Size Guide
Which size is right for your space? Here’s what we recommend.
Single Pelt
Approx. 2' × 3'
Regular shaking restores fluffiness. Brush with a wire pet brush to keep fibers upright.
Double Pelt
Approx. 2' × 6'
Bedside runners, hallway accents, draped over benches or sofas
Quad Pelt
Approx. 4' × 6'
Under coffee tables, nursery floor, reading nooks, layered over rugs
Room-Size
Up to 8' × 11.5'
Living rooms, master bedrooms, dining areas, executive offices
Choosing the right sheepskin rug size is more intuitive than you might think. Start with the space you want to fill and work backward. A single pelt (approximately 2′ × 3′) is the most versatile — it’s the perfect accent piece for draping over a chair, placing beside a bathtub, or anchoring a small reading corner. If you’re looking for a bedside runner, the double pelt (2′ × 6′) gives you that barefoot-to-softness experience every morning without overwhelming the room.
For larger spaces, our quad pelt (4′ × 6′) and rectangular sheepskin rugs serve as genuine area rugs that anchor a seating area or define a nursery floor. And for a true statement, the 8′ × 11.5′ room-size sheepskins rival the presence of any designer rug — with the added benefit of being naturally stain-resistant and hypoallergenic. When in doubt about sizing, our team is available seven days a week to help you choose the right fit for your specific room.
Keep It Beautiful
How to Care for Sheepskin
Simple care that keeps your sheepskin looking and feeling its best for years.
Shake & Brush
Regular shaking restores fluffiness. Brush with a wire pet brush to keep fibers upright.
Blot Spills Fast
Damp cloth with mild soap. Blot gently — never rub against the grain.
Avoid Direct Sun
Prolonged UV can lighten colors. Rotate placement to keep even.
Gets Better with Age
Leather softens over time while maintaining structure and beauty.
The good news about caring for genuine sheepskin is that the material does much of the work for you. Lanolin — the natural oil present in sheep’s wool — acts as a built-in stain repellent. Most spills bead on the surface before absorbing, giving you time to blot them away. For everyday maintenance, simply shake the rug outdoors to remove dust and debris, then give it a light brush with a wire pet brush to restore the wool’s natural loft.
For deeper spot cleaning, dampen the affected area with cool water and a small amount of mild soap (baby shampoo works well). Always work in the direction of the wool fibers, never against them. Avoid soaking the leather backing, and never use hot water or put sheepskin in a washing machine — heat and agitation will damage the pelt, mat the wool, and strip away the beneficial lanolin that keeps the fibers soft.
If your sheepskin ever needs a full refresh, professional dry cleaning is the safest option. Between cleanings, the best thing you can do is simply use it. Sheepskin is remarkably resilient — the more it’s enjoyed, the softer it becomes. Customers regularly tell us their rugs look and feel better after a year than they did on day one.
What Customers Say
Sheepskin FAQ
Why Genuine Cowhide Over Printed or Faux
The difference between genuine cowhide and a printed or faux alternative becomes obvious the moment you touch it. Real cowhide has a natural weight and suppleness — the hair is dense, the texture is rich, and the color comes from the animal itself rather than an ink process. This matters because printed fabrics fade over time, while genuine cowhide patterns remain vivid for years. The tactile quality also sets it apart: running your hand across a real cowhide pillow, you’ll feel the natural grain of the hair, the warmth of the leather, and a quality that synthetic materials simply cannot match.
There’s also a practical dimension. Genuine cowhide is naturally stain-resistant — spills bead on the surface rather than soaking in immediately. It’s also more durable than most upholstery fabrics, standing up to years of daily use without the pilling, flattening, or color loss you’d see with textile alternatives. When you consider that a quality cowhide pillow maintains its appearance for years while cheaper alternatives need replacing, the value becomes clear.
Understanding Sizes: Square vs. Lumbar
The difference between genuine cowhide and a printed or faux alternative becomes obvious the moment you touch it. Real cowhide has a natural weight and suppleness — the hair is dense, the texture is rich, and the color comes from the animal itself rather than an ink process. This matters because printed fabrics fade over time, while genuine cowhide patterns remain vivid for years. The tactile quality also sets it apart: running your hand across a real cowhide pillow, you’ll feel the natural grain of the hair, the warmth of the leather, and a quality that synthetic materials simply cannot match.
There’s also a practical dimension. Genuine cowhide is naturally stain-resistant — spills bead on the surface rather than soaking in immediately. It’s also more durable than most upholstery fabrics, standing up to years of daily use without the pilling, flattening, or color loss you’d see with textile alternatives. When you consider that a quality cowhide pillow maintains its appearance for years while cheaper alternatives need replacing, the value becomes clear.
Choosing the Right Pattern for Your Space
The difference between genuine cowhide and a printed or faux alternative becomes obvious the moment you touch it. Real cowhide has a natural weight and suppleness — the hair is dense, the texture is rich, and the color comes from the animal itself rather than an ink process. This matters because printed fabrics fade over time, while genuine cowhide patterns remain vivid for years. The tactile quality also sets it apart: running your hand across a real cowhide pillow, you’ll feel the natural grain of the hair, the warmth of the leather, and a quality that synthetic materials simply cannot match.
There’s also a practical dimension. Genuine cowhide is naturally stain-resistant — spills bead on the surface rather than soaking in immediately. It’s also more durable than most upholstery fabrics, standing up to years of daily use without the pilling, flattening, or color loss you’d see with textile alternatives. When you consider that a quality cowhide pillow maintains its appearance for years while cheaper alternatives need replacing, the value becomes clear.
Layer Sheepskin with Cowhide
Interior designers’ favorite trick — layering a sheepskin over a cowhide rug adds depth, texture, and dimension to any room.