Icelandic Multicolour Sheepskin Rug XXXL

£84.95 £89.95

Size:140 X 75 CM

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Simple additions for cosy winter days.

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Description

Icelandic Sheepskin Rugs – Long Wool Luxury

Icelandic sheepskins are unlike any other. With their extra-long wool – usually 12–18 cm – they create a striking, fluffy look that instantly adds warmth and style to any space. Draped over a chair, placed on the floor, or used as a throw, they bring a sense of cosy Nordic charm into your home.

The Icelandic sheep is one of the world’s oldest and purest breeds. It was brought to Iceland by Viking settlers more than a thousand years ago and has thrived in the country’s harsh climate ever since. Their wool can appear in up to 17 natural colours, from pure white to rare spotted patterns. For centuries, these sheep provided warmth, clothing and survival for the Icelandic people during long, cold winters.

Product facts

Hair length: approx. 12–18 cm
100% genuine sheepskin
Natural shape, handmade
Temperature-regulating – cool in summer, warm in winter
Origin: Iceland

Why choose a Sheepskin from Northsheep?

Selected quality: only beautiful, soft and natural Icelandic hides make it into our collection.
Individually photographed: you will receive exactly the rug you see in the photograph.
Sustainably sourced: by-products of the meat industry — nothing goes to waste.
Eco tanning: safe for your home and the environment.
Experience: years of working with hides ensures consistent high quality.
Free 14-day returns: if it’s not the right fit, send it back free of charge.

With their rich history, natural colours and luxurious wool, Icelandic sheepskin rugs are more than just a decoration — they are a piece of Nordic heritage that transforms your home with comfort and beauty.

Fast delivery2–4 working days

Free returns14-day return policy

Eco-friendlyEcologically tanned

Individually photographedGet the rug you see

Size Chart

Size guide

Sheepskin rugs

The length is measured from the head to the tip of the longest leg, while the width is taken across the widest part of the hide. This means you see both the maximum length and the broadest width.

All sheepskins are measured and then rounded to the nearest 5 cm. For example, 101 cm becomes 100 cm, and 77 cm becomes 80 cm.

Size	Length (cm)	Length (inches)
S	≤ 99	≤ 39″
M	100–109	39–43″
L	110–119	43–47″
XL	120–129	47–51″
XXL	130–139	51–55″
XXXL	140–149	55–59″
XXXXL	≥ 150	≥ 59″

Cowhide rugs

The length is measured from the top to the tip of the longest leg, while the width is measured at the widest section of the hide. This gives you the full span in both directions.

Cowhides are measured and then rounded to the nearest 10 cm. For example, 205 cm is rounded up to 210 cm, while 204 cm is rounded down to 200 cm.