Lambskin has the property that it cleans itself with its own fat. Take care of your lambskin by shaking it out well and brushing it out with an old hairbrush. You can also hang out in the fresh air (caution: not in the blazing sun).
White and champagne lambskins:
Since the tanning detergent is water-soluble mineral salts, these skins must not be washed, otherwise the leather can become hard. We therefore only recommend professional cleaning.
Colored lambskins:
Our colored lambskins can be washed at 30 degrees on a wool cycle/delicate cycle. We recommend our special fur detergent. Please do not hang to dry, but lay. The fur should be dried slowly and during the process the leather of the fur should be repeatedly pulled over the edge of a table or chair, for example, to make it soft and supple again.
Medicinal lambskins:
The fur can be washed in the washing machine or by hand at a maximum of 30 degrees on a gentle cycle. When drying, the same process is recommended as for colored lambskin. Please also note the washing instructions on the back of your medical lambskin.
Because only a clean lambskin is a happy lambskin!