Shearling Coat Care Guide
For our shearling coats, we use sheepskin with minimal processing to preserve its natural softness, suppleness, and breathability. With the right care, shearling garments can last you many years — see the most important recommendations in our care guide.
- Leather is sensitive to moisture — rain and snow can leave stains on its surface. Try not to wear your shearling garment in wet weather, and if it does get wet, dry it in a warm, well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight and heat sources.
- You can remove water marks, dust, and minor stains with a special soft-bristled brush. Once the garment is completely dry, gently clean the affected areas with gentle circular motions.
- To prevent the leather from stretching, use wide hangers. Store your shearling garment in a breathable or perforated garment bag, away from direct sunlight and heat.
- For major stains, take the garment to a dry cleaner specialising in fur and leather. Request that the staff remove or protect any hardware before cleaning.
Montaigne merino skirt
Dhs 1,300
Montaigne merino blazer
Dhs 1,800
Belgravia pumps
Dhs 1,200
Montaigne merino blazer
Dhs 1,900
Rye cashmere trousers
Dhs 2,000
Rye cashmere jumper
Dhs 1,600
Cradle shearling mules
Dhs 1,200
Reverie wool-cashmere trousers
Dhs 1,500
Reverie wool-cashmere hoodie
Dhs 1,500
Tetris trousers
Dhs 1,000
Tetris merino-cotton cardigan
Dhs 1,600
Tetris jumper
Dhs 800
Ripple wool-cashmere coat
Dhs 2,500
Camelia merino-silk jumper
Dhs 600
Camelia merino-silk trousers
Dhs 900
Catroux merino-silk trousers
Dhs 1,700
Catroux merino-silk blazer
Dhs 2,100
Catroux merino-silk skirt
Dhs 900
Sussex pumps
Dhs 1,200
Jermyn wool-silk trousers
Dhs 1,400
