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These are European Merino lambskin hides tanned with the wool left on, sheared to roughly 8–10 mm, with a fine suede on the flesh side. The double-face finish means the suede can be left exposed, so a jacket, vest, bag or glove can be made unlined. The wool is finer and denser than on standard sheepskin, which gives a more uniform fleece and a softer hand. It suits makers and small workshops buying hides for outerwear and accessories rather than shoppers after a finished garment.
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This is a European merino shearling lambskin sold as whole hides. The leather has been tanned with the wool left on and ironed. The wool side is dense, soft and sheared short. The other side is a fine suede with a buffed nap.
This is a "double face" shearling. The suede flesh side can be left unlined and exposed on the outside or inside of a jacket, handbag or glove. The fleece side provides warmth, loft and texture. The leather side adds structure and can be dyed or finished.
The leather is full grain and semi-aniline. Natural marks such as neck and back wrinkles, veins, scars, bites and loose grain can occur. Whole hides include bellies, where loose grain and more defects are possible. Darker colors hide flaws better. The cutting yield is moderate.
