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  Sundance Leather  : Handmade sheepskin slippers, mittens, footwear for infants and children. Made in the Colorado, USA.

• Earmuffs
• Mittens
• Sheep Skin Hats
• Sheep Skin Slippers
• Sheep Skin Boots

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Sheepskin, Shearling and Wool: Sorting the Terms

The words overlap in shops, so it helps to fix them. Sheepskin is the material itself - hide plus fleece. Shearling is sheepskin from a sheep that has been shorn once before processing, giving an even, shorter fleece; in practice the two are sold side by side for hats and the warmth is comparable. Wool alone, woven or knitted, insulates without the windproof skin side, which is why sheepskin outperforms a wool knit hat in wind. Sundance Leather's handmade range - slippers, mittens, earmuffs and children's footwear - shows the material working across exactly the extremities that lose heat first.

Handmade Sheepskin: Fit and Care

Handmade sheepskin goods are cut and sewn piece by piece, so sizing follows the maker's own chart; for children's items, measure rather than buying by age, since growth and fleece thickness both change the fit. Expect sheepskin to feel snug at first and ease as the fleece compresses to shape. Care is simple and strict: keep it dry, air dry slowly if it gets damp, brush the fleece, and never machine wash or heat-dry it. Stored clean, dry and uncrushed, sheepskin keeps its warmth for many winters.