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When you purchase a Fellhof product, you can expect a durable, natural product
of the very highest quality and you should therefore know a little bit about it. |
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The species-appropriate life of our sheep |
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Sheep, unlike other animals on fur farms, are not just kept for their covetable fur. They live in flocks, free to roam around spacious pastures, and are carefully shorn once a year. The wool they produce is then used to knit warm sweaters, socks or hats. And when the animals are eventually slaughtered their skins become a natural by-product. |
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Perfect natural heating & air conditioning
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Lamb and sheepskins possess a fascinating attribute, which in its perfection has not yet been equalled by any of the modern synthetic materials: the ability to adjust to external temperatures at any time of year – in summer it cools and in winter it warms you and when its time to go to bed it creates a cosy sleeping climate.
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Low-maintenance due to its self-cleaning properties
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Lanoline is the wool fat contained in sheepskin and because of its skin-friendly properties it is often used in baby care products. It is also the main agent that is responsible for the self-cleaning function of finished sheepskin products, making washing only necessary when the sheepskin becomes extremely dirty or badly stained. With the help of a special Fellhof washing agents sheepskin products can be washed at 30° without any problems. |
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Certified Fellhof Quality - control guarantee |
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No Fellhof product leaves the Fellhof headquarters without having undergone a variety of inspections and controls. These apply to the origins of the sheepskin and for the workmanship of the products. Should a product prove to be faulty or imperfect in anyway it is immediately removed as inadequate. |
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Our fine, woolly sheepskin breathes and deflects heat and moisture to keep you dry
and to maintain body temperature both inside and out.
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At low temperatures, even as cold as -34,4° C the soft wool fibres act as a natural insulation and create a warm and cosy feeling of wellbeing. When temperatures rise, even at +26,6° C, the smooth fibres act as a natural air conditioner ensuring a cooling and comfortable feeling.
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The unique properties of lambskin:
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With contact cycles of 90 seconds between the human body and this natural material, wool is able to keep your skin temperature at a constant 0,5° C cooler than polyester. |
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When the saturation point has almost been reached, wool absorbs double the amount of vapour as cotton and three times more than polyester. |
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a) Warmth retention: The air in the fibres of sheep’s wool acts as a natural insulator that retains warmth.
b) Absorbs humidity and deflects moisture: even when sheep’s wool has already absorbed humidity equal
to 35% of its own weight, it is still water resistant due to its natural properties.
c) Elasticity of the wool: the protein molecules, of which the fibres are composed, are stretchable and flexible.
This in turn ensures that the wool remains dense.
d) Easy to look after and keep clean. | | |
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