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Our shearling jackets use high-quality real or faux shearling depending on the specific product. Real shearling is natural lambskin with the wool still attached. It is extremely warm, breathable, and luxurious.

Shearling is one of the warmest natural materials available. It insulates against cold, blocks wind, and helps regulate body temperature. These jackets and coats are excellent for winter and freezing temperatures.

Yes, shearling performs extremely well in snow and low temperatures. Our long coats offer even more warmth because of the added length and coverage.

Shearling is a single piece of lambskin with the wool on the inside. Fur-lined jackets use a separate layer of fur or faux fur. Shearling is more durable, warmer, and premium.

Shearling jackets are thicker than regular leather jackets, so they fit a little more snug. If you prefer extra room for layering, going one size up is a good idea. You can also send us your measurements so we can guide you.

A small amount of shedding at the beginning is normal. High-quality shearling does not shed excessively and stays intact for years.

Avoid machine washing. Spot clean with a damp cloth when needed. A suede brush helps maintain the exterior. If it gets wet, let it dry naturally at room temperature. For deep cleaning, please take it to a professional who specializes in shearling.

Some designs have removable collars, while others are fixed. Check the product details or ask us if you are not sure.

Shearling jackets are naturally heavier because of the wool interior, but they are extremely warm and comfortable to wear.

Real shearling can have a mild natural scent at first. It fades quickly after a little use and is completely normal.

Shearling keeps its color very well. As long as it is stored properly and kept away from harsh chemicals, it stays fresh for years.

Light moisture is fine because shearling can naturally handle it. Avoid heavy rain or soaking. If it does get wet, let it dry slowly at room temperature.