Soft lambskin belt protector straight - 5 sizes

Belt protector made from genuine Australian Merino lambskin, combined with quilted fabric.

Thanks to the Velcro fasteners, it can be easily adjusted to different belt widths

Color: Black cotton quilting fabric, natural-colored lambskin, total lengths: 55, 65, 75, 85, 95 cm
Belt protector made from genuine Australian Merino lambskin, combined with quilted fabric.

Can be combined with straight straps made of leather, neoprene felt etc...

Thanks to the Velcro fasteners, it can be easily adjusted to different belt widths.

The protector can accommodate almost all standard straps up to a width of 13 cm.

If you don't mind the slightly open Velcro surface, you can even use straps up to 15 cm wide.

Thanks to the large Velcro fasteners, it offers the straps a very good hold.

In addition, it has an elastic band at both ends, which you don't necessarily have to use.


Note: Please ALWAYS measure your ENTIRE belt when determining the length. NOT buckle to buckle.


Color: Black cotton quilting fabric, natural lambskin

Total lengths: 55, 65, 75, 85, 95 cm


Important care instructions:

Lambskins consist of real leather skin and fur and contain lanolin.

This is a natural wool fat and allows the lambskin to clean itself to a certain extent; it “repels” dirt.

The lambskin leather skin also consists of protein fibers, similar to human skin and always reacts to cleaning products

Short or long term with damage such as degreasing of the dermis. As a result, the leather stiffens and becomes brittle.

We therefore strongly advise NOT to wash lambskin products and do not accept any liability for damage caused by washing!

Our recommendation for cleaning: It is best to ventilate, shake out and brush out or vacuum with a vacuum cleaner or clean with a damp cloth!


However, if you would like to wash the lambskin product, you do so at your own risk!

When machine washing, there are always chemical residues in the washing machine

and the lambskin is in the water for far too long..


There are special moisturizing fur detergents for gentle hand washing. But even these can't

Maintain the natural functions and properties of the lambskin, especially the leather skin, in the long term.


If you dry a lambskin too quickly, the leather becomes hard and brittle!


Please understand that we do not guarantee or accept liability for damages,

which is obviously due to incorrect care (e.g. especially through washing and drying)

Lambskin products are created, take over!


If the coat is long-haired, the hair may become matted.

It is therefore important that you comb up long-haired fur after washing.

The easiest way to do this is with a curry comb or a regular hairbrush.

Always comb the tips - otherwise you will tear out too much of the undercoat from the sheepskin.