Through a careful selection of sheepskin, it is possible to achieve a unique product that is well suited for furniture upholstery. No two sheepskins are exactly alike, and each individual sheepskin is examined very carefully before the processing commences. Each hide is then treated manually in order to align the density and structure of the wool – and is cut by hand. To ensure an ethically correct way of raising sheep, our suppliers are in close contact with the animal farmers and conduct regular visits. The raw material, which serves as the basis for production, is sourced from a Merino-hybrid from Australia and New Zealand. This type of sheep is bred for meat, which means that the raw material is a biproduct of the food industry.