Mens Tan Sheepskin Shearling PeaCoat

Mens Tan Sheepskin Leather Double Breasted Shearling Peacoat

Shearling sheepskin is basically the hide of a sheep, and it’s used to make a large variety of goods. Sheepskin is a very versatile material that is generally used to manufacture many different kinds of outfits like footwear, jackets, coats, outerwear, boots, shoes, etc., and accessories like bags, seat covers, sofa, purses, curtains, etc.

Shearling Sheepskin Features

There are many benefits of using sheepskin to make goods and products. The sheepskin is usually very soft and comfortable things can be made of it. The material is durable, soft, comfy, and luxurious as well.

First of all the material is tanned to make leather from it. Leather is made through tanning and processing raw sheepskin. The fur remains attached to the skin while skin is processed which gives it a very soft and wooly appearance and texture. Later on, the output is dried in machines.

Color And Dyeing Process

The manufacturer has the choice to either leave the color to its original hue or tone or he may change the color through the process of dying. The color of the wool is ivory and remains so and only the tips of the wool are colored with dyes.

The sheepskin shearling has many uses including the medical sphere, such as using it to ease and prevent bedsores, it’s excellent to get babies faster to sleep, and it’s also used to decorate homes and is used in home décor a lot.

Pea Coats From Ancient Europe

Peacoats are also made by sheepskin generally and have been native to Europeans and American natives. The sailors of Europe used to wear pea coats to protect them from winds, dust, and the sun’s heat.

Men’s Tan Sheepskin Shearling Peacoat is a stylish peacoat made of shearling. The coat has a viscose lining to keep it warm and cozy. The collar is swaggered notch-fur styled. The closure is double-breasted and buttoned. The cuffs are narrow shearling and there are two waist pockets and two inside pockets. The color is lovely brown. Order now!