British Premium Navy Sheepskin Rug

Description

Experience the unparalleled luxury and natural benefits of a British Sheepskin Rug sourced from the idyllic Moorlands. Every rug is meticulously handcrafted and expertly trimmed, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship. Adorned in a sophisticated Navy Blue hue, this rug effortlessly adds a touch of elegance to any room.

Made from genuine sheepskin, this rug offers a host of remarkable benefits. Sink your feet into the plush softness and revel in the unparalleled comfort it provides. Sheepskin’s natural insulation properties ensure optimal warmth during colder months while effectively regulating temperature all year round.

Not only does sheepskin offer luxurious comfort, but it also boasts inherent hypoallergenic qualities and is resistant to dust mites, making it an ideal choice for those with allergies or sensitivities. The rug’s durable construction guarantees long-lasting quality, and with the included washing instructions, maintaining its pristine appearance is a breeze.

Disclaimer:

Our sheepskin products undergo a dyeing process to achieve their vibrant colours. While every effort is made to ensure minimal dye transfer, it is important to note that complete prevention cannot be guaranteed. While highly unlikely, the possibility of dye transfer should be acknowledged.

About the Manufacturer

Lambland

Established in 1961 Lambland has steadily been becoming a household name and customer favourite when it comes to lambswool and sheepskin footwear.

In the trade since 1961, our expertise and experience is what separates us from the competition.

Lambland started to diversify the core collection to include luxury homewares and clothing and other accessories and we have been making strides forward ever since.

A 3rd generation family business, Founders Bernie and Stella stepped into and are currently enjoying retirement since the early 2000’s. Paul and Kristina expanded the business online with Matt and Melissa coming onboard to help with the expansion, all four members are still very much involved with Lambland today.