Lambskin or shearling - are there differences here? How to call the natural material we love so much, in the end, is up to everyone. Because shearling is nothing more than the naturally grown fur of lambs. It does not matter whether the fur looks short or long, curly or smooth, the fur is diverse in its appearance
. In the industry, lambskin is the name given to all skins that come from animals younger than one year. In the production of Wunderfell coats, vests and jackets, we rely exclusively on fine lambskin in premium quality, which is characterized by its high density and thus has more hairs per square centimeter.
To ensure that the end result is a lambskin coat that meets our high standards and at the same time conveys the timeless and elegant look of our brand, we put a lot of heart and soul into the production process. In Spain and Turkey we have found the optimal partners for our skins, because both countries have been practicing the craft of tanning for generations and with the greatest expertise. And that is exactly where our Wunderfell coats, jackets and vests are made into small works of art. It starts with a meticulous selection of the skins to guarantee excellent quality. During tanning, dyeing and surface treatment of the shearling we attach great importance to gentle methods. The subsequent processing of the lambskin jackets and coats is done by precise and elaborate handwork of our specialists. Each Wunderfell design goes through countless steps and passes several
quality controls. At the end of this process, an extraordinary and fascinating collection of timeless classics for your wardrobe is created every year. We also attach great importance to ethical working conditions in the production of each Wunderfell design. In the production facilities, social rules and European laws are meticulously observed. This also includes the fair remuneration of each employee.
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The table refers to your body measurements, not to the measurements of the respective item!
Example: If your chest measurement is 102 cm, then the models in size M will fit you.
Place the tape measure on the largest circumference, tightening the tape just enough so that it does not constrict.
Place the tape measure on the strongest part of the chest at the front, pass it under the arms, slightly rising at the back.
Measure at the narrowest part of the torso. This is where the waist band is fixed.
Place the tape measure horizontally over the strongest part of the buttocks.
The table refers to your body measurements, not to the measurements of the respective item! Please put the tape measure on as shown below, it should be tight but not constricting.
The actual measurements of the jackets and coats are always at least 2 cm wider than the maximum values given in the body measurement table for a slim fit.
Wide models such as capes can also turn out considerably larger than the maximum value given in the body measurements table.
Example: If your chest measurement is 97 cm, then the models in size M will fit you.
This is how you measure correctly: Put the tape measure on the largest circumference, tighten the tape just enough so that it does not constrict.
