Cozy Ivory Wool Square: The Perfect 50x50cm Chair Mat for Ultimate Comfort and Style
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Looking for a something warm and cozy to put over a chair or stool?
Our Ivory long wool square mats are the answer!
Tanned from Australian Merino sheepskin, these mats are thick, soft and plush, perfect for that extra cushioning for your bottom!
These measure at 50cm x 50cm and have a fabric lining underneath for added durability.
- 100% Natural Products
- Australian Merino Sheepskin
- Approximate size: 50 x 50cm
Care instructions: Cold wash using a Woolskin Shampoo, dry in the shade, or otherwise professional dry-clean. We offer a specially formulated Woolskin Shampoo on our website available here.
Please note as these are 100% natural products, the colour may vary slightly between rugs and what is seen on a computer screen. Our ivory sheepskin rug is a natural off-white colour. We don’t use bleach in our natural sheepskin rugs to ensure the wool stays softs and silky and is safe for all. If you are planning to buy 2 or more of the same colour, we recommend ordering them together in one order. As colour dyes can vary slightly between batches, we cannot guarantee that rugs sent in separate orders will be identical. However, if placed together, our team will do our best to check and select matching colours for you.
We also recommend placing the sheepskin rugs out of direct sunlight or moving them around on a regular basis. Direct strong sunlight and UV may cause colour dyed sheepskin to change in colour over time.
