Sheepskin Footwear

Step into natural comfort with our premium-grade sheepskin footwear, handcrafted from genuine twin-faced sheepskin for lasting warmth and breathability. From slippers and slides to ankle and mid-calf boots, every pair is designed for pure comfort - soft where it matters, strong where it counts.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between sheepskin slippers and sheepskin boots?
Slippers are designed for indoor or light outdoor wear with the wool cushioning your feet from underneath. Boots cover more of the foot and ankle for extra warmth, and come in heights ranging from ankle and mid calf (15 to 24cm) through to full calf and the extra tall Musketeer. Each style has a Footwear Sizing tab on the product page showing boot height and calf circumference for every size.
Are your sheepskin slippers and boots made from real sheepskin?
Yes. Every pair is handcrafted from premium-grade twinface sheepskin, a single natural pelt with a soft suede finish on the outside and a plush wool fleece pile inside. There are no synthetic linings and no glued-in wool. We don't manufacture cheaper imitations and we don't import from China. Our Canterbury-based New Zealand footwear manufacturer has specialised in sheepskin for over 20 years.
Can I wear sheepskin footwear outdoors?
Most styles can. Slippers and boots with chunky TPR side-stitched soles or EVA soles are non-marking and suitable for indoor use plus light to moderate outdoor wear. Only our soft hide soled slippers and indoor boots are strictly for inside the house. For wet conditions, treat the suede with our Sheepskin Protector & Water Repellent spray first.
How do I clean and care for my sheepskin footwear?
Hand wash only, never put sheepskin slippers or boots in the washing machine. Use cool or lukewarm water (no warmer than 40C) with Woolskin Wool Wash, which is formulated for sheepskin and free from the enzymes and bleach found in regular detergents. Wash separately to avoid colour bleed, pat dry with paper towels, reshape with more paper towels inside, then dry slowly away from direct sun and heat. Spray with Sheepskin Protector before first wear and after every clean.
Do you offer wide-fitting footwear or styles with arch support?
We stock regular widths only, but the soft natural sheepskin accommodates a range of foot widths and tends to mould to the shape of your foot over time. If you're between sizes, going up half a size often helps. None of our footwear has a built-in arch. The foam-backed sheepskin insoles in our Ultimate boots are removable and can be swapped for shaped orthotics if you need more support.
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The Natural Luxury of Sheepskin Footwear

Our sheepskin footwear isn’t just made to wear – it’s made to live in. Crafted in New Zealand from genuine twin-faced sheepskin, each pair wraps your feet in naturally insulating wool that breathes, cushions, and adapts to your body’s rhythm. The wool remains attached to the leather hide, creating a softness that shapes to you over time – never plasticky, never synthetic.

Whether it’s sturdy mid-calf boots for cold mornings, soft-sole slippers that carry you through quiet evenings, or kids’ booties and insoles designed for daily comfort, every piece is made with care and integrity. The result is more than footwear – it’s a sensory experience of warmth and wellbeing, born of nature’s best materials and New Zealand craftsmanship. Durable, breathable, and luxuriously simple, our sheepskin footwear is proof that comfort doesn’t need to shout to be felt.
Narrow your shop down and browse through our sheepskin slippers and sheepskin boots to find your perfect fit.

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