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Merino shearling hides are lambskin leather with the wool left on, sheared to about 8–10 mm for a dense, uniform fleece. The suede or nappa leather side and the plush wool side make them a premium material for cold-weather outerwear and accessories. Compared with standard sheepskin, Merino wool is finer and more consistent, giving a softer hand and more refined look. They suit makers who want a luxury material without the bulk of longer-wool hides.
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This is an ironed Merino shearling lambskin, sold as a whole hide. The hide is tanned with the wool left on. The leather side is smooth suede and the hair-on side is the wool fleece. It is full grain, chrome tanned and made by a tannery in Europe.
The fleece side adds insulation, loft and texture. The leather side gives structure and stability. The wool is finer, denser and more uniform than that of many standard sheepskins. Short-wool Merino hides are often sheared to around 8-10 mm.
Typical Merino hides are around 6-8 sq. ft. The hide suits accessories, linings, outerwear panels and trims. As with any natural leather, it can have neck and back wrinkles, veins, scars, bites and loose grain. Whole hides include bellies, where the grain can be looser and defects more common. Darker colors hide flaws better, and less desirable areas can be worked into the less visible parts of a project.
