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These are European Merino lambskin hides tanned with the wool left on, sheared to roughly 8–10 mm, with a suede or nappa leather face on the reverse. Merino wool is finer, denser and more uniform than most sheepskin, so the fleece side is plush and even in depth while the leather side stays soft and workable. They suit makers of shearling outerwear, vests, linings and cold-weather accessories who want a refined hand rather than a coarse, long-wool pelt. Against standard sheepskin hides, the finer fiber and controlled fleece length give a dressier result, but the thin, short wool offers less bulk and warmth than a heavy long-wool shearling.
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These are whole lambskin hides of Merino shearling from a European tannery. The hide is chrome tanned with the wool left on. The wool side is the top, and the flesh side is a smooth suede.
The wool side gives insulation, loft and texture. The leather side adds structure and stability. The hide is dyed completely through. It suits accessories, linings, outerwear panels and trims.
As a natural product, the hide can show neck and back wrinkles, veins, scars, bites and loose grain. The bellies can have loose grain and more defects. The leather is semi-aniline, with a light surface finish, so darker colors hide flaws better. The cutting yield is moderate.
