Hot water bottle cover lambskin

You can see it immediately: The lambskin for this hot water bottle cover is extremely soft and cuddly - and we can confirm that it feels even fluffier than expected. Lambskin is one of the warmest natural materials because it can store a lot of heat-insulating air due to the dense, soft wool fleece. Its function as a cover therefore seems rather unusual, as it initially keeps the warmth in the hot water bottle for a long time. But this is precisely the advantage: the temperature-regulating fur ensures that mild warmth is constantly released over a long period of time, and even longer if the hot water bottle and lambskin cover are used under the (comforter) cover.

The olive leaf tanned lambskin is not only pleasant on contact with the skin, but is actually predestined for this, as the tanning agent is obtained exclusively from olive leaves and is completely harmless. In addition, the fur is not treated any further after tanning and remains undyed and unbleached. This means that you can have complete peace of mind if the skin-friendly fur comes into contact with bare skin. To ensure that the hot water bottle finds its way into the soft lambskin cover, it has a zipper at the bottom. This makes it easy to insert even a full hot water bottle. However, when filling the hot water bottle, make absolutely sure that the leather side of the fur does not come into contact with water.

The Hofbrucker tannery in the Bavarian Forest is one of the few companies that still have a fully integrated production in Germany. From the processing of the rawhide to the confection and to control of the final product - everything is done under one roof. The family business has specialized in the tanning of sheepskins and lambskins. Only the best skins are hand-sorted on site and differentiated and assessed according to characteristics such as size, wool fineness, skin texture, wool height and preservation: After all, only excellent raw material can ultimately produce a top-quality product. Tanning and further processing are carried out with the utmost care and as gently as possible in order to preserve the high quality and natural aesthetics of the lambskins.
The same high standards apply to production as to the raw material, so that the manufacturing process is as sustainable as possible and as environmentally friendly as necessary. To this end, Hofbrucker invests in new technology, uses electricity from its own photovoltaic system and is planning its own wastewater treatment plant. For all its modernity, Hofbrucker upholds the traditional tanner's craft and passes on its knowledge to the next, now fourth, generation. This is how durable natural skins are created, which will give you pleasure for a long time with the right care.

If the coat is slightly soiled, it can be treated with a damp cloth and a wool care product or hair shampoo. The water must not penetrate the leather. In general, the leather side must not come into contact with water. For heavier soiling, professional cleaning in a tannery is recommended.