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Sheepskin Hot Water Bottle Natural

Sheepskin Hot Water Bottle Natural

£48.50 GBP
£48.50 GBP
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A British-made natural sheepskin hot water bottle cover, sorted and cut by hand in Somerset.

- Includes a 0.8L hot water bottle.
- Dimensions: 18 x 27 cm.
- Envelope back and open top for easy filling.
- Available in natural, brown and mole grey.

An incredibly soft sheepskin hot water bottle with a dense fleece. A perfect companion for the cooler months, which once filled, will remain warm for many hours. For extra cosiness, layer up with one of our pure wool British-made blankets.

Sheepskin is a natural material, so expect some variation in the texture of the wool.

Also shown: British Recycled Wool Throw, British Soy Wax Candles and British Made Beeswax Candles.

WEALD STORE DELIVERY INFORMATION

Free UK Delivery on orders over £60

For orders under £60, delivery starts at £4.75. International delivery starts at £9.95.

Please refer to our Delivery policy for more information.

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  • Handmade in the UK

    Owen Barry have been creating sheepskin products of the highest quality since 1948.

  • Eco Friendly & Sustainable

    Sheepskin is 100% natural, renewable, and biodegradable.

  • All Natural Wool

    Wool is the perfect all-weather companion, Breathable, adaptable and comfortable.

British-Made Sheepskin Hot Water Bottles & Draught Excluders

British-made sheepskin hot water bottles and draught excluders, handcrafted in Somerset by Owen Barry for Weald Store. Naturally insulating, soft, and sustainable – perfect for cosy nights and keeping your home warm. Made using traditional methods by a family-run workshop working with sheepskin since 1948.