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Fibre By Auskin New Zealand 2026 Catalogue

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An exploration of nature, design and living. It is a journey to the farthest corners of the earth. A quest for natural texture, colour and style. We began with sheepskin and now include a range of the finest natural fibres from around the world. Join us on the journey. It’s about nature. It’s about design. It’s about you.

This brochure gives you an overview

Phone: 03 337 1731 Email: salesnz@auskin.com www.fibrebyauskin.com www.fibrenzb2b.com

of our core product range. For more detailed information regarding available colours, prices and minimum order quantity, please do not hesitate to call or email.

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AREA RUGS

CUSHIONS

THROWS

SEATING

SOUVENIR

BABY & KIDS

WELLBEING


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New Zealand Sheepskin Longwool Rugs: Core Range Colours /

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Natural Shaped Rugs / New Zealand Sheepskin Longwool SINGLE L: 100cm x W: 60cm RLS100 Ivory, Nappa, Butterscotch, Dark Rose, Taupe, Cafecito, Granola, Woodland 1.5 L: 135cm x W: 60cm RLS1.5 Butterscotch, Nappa, Vole, Taupe DOUBLE L: 180cm x W: 60cm RLSDBL Butterscotch, Ivory, Nappa, Vole, Taupe, Cafecito

QUARTO L: 180cm x W: 110cm RLSQRT Ivory, Nappa, Steel, Taupe

OCTO L: 180cm x W: 210cm RLSOCT Ivory

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New Zealand Sheepskin Shortwool SINGLE L: 95xm x W 60cm RSS95

Tibetan Longwool

SINGLE L: 80cm x W: 55cm RLT80


Rare Natural Coloured Rugs / The images show examples of the colour only. Each skin is natural and therefore colouration varies.

Himalayan Sheepskin

New Zealand Natural Brown Sheepskin

LHASA L: 100cm x W: 60cm RLHNB100

LONGWOOL SINGLE L : 95 x W 55cm RLSNB95 LONGWOOL SINGLE L : 90 x W 60cm RLSNB90

KARAKUL L: 85cm x W: 58cm RLXNCB85 Natural Cream Brown

SHORTWOOL SINGLE L : 95 x W 55cm RSSNB95

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Sheepskin Longwool Area Rugs – Colours / Size: L 120cm x W 180cm Reverse: Canvas Quilted Product Code: DR4L12X18

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Cowhide Area Rugs / Size: 4 sqm approx. Colours: Available in 6 colour types. The images show examples of the colour only. Each skin is natural and therefore colouration varies.

DARK BRINDLE WHR-HBDD

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BROWN + WHITE WHR-HBRW


Cowhide Area Rugs / Size: 4 sqm approx. Colours: Available in 6 colour types. The images show examples of the colour only. Each skin is natural and therefore colouration varies.

SPECKLED BROWN + WHITE WHR-HSBR

SPECKLED BLACK + WHITE WHR-HSBL

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Size: L: 40cm x W: 40cm Reverse: Flax linen Inner: Polyester fill Product Code: CLS40F

Longwool Sheepskin Cushions /

NAPPA

IVORY

RUST

Rare Natural Coloured Cushions / KARAKUL Size: L : 40cm x W 40cm Reverse: Cotton Velvet Inner: Polyester Product Code: CLXNGS40V

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Tibetan Sheepskin Cushions /

We introduce new colours seasonally Please contact us for availability Available colours vary by cushion size.

Size: 28 x 56cm and 41 x 41cm Reverse: Cotton Velvet Inner: Polyester Fill

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IVORY CLTS41V-TIY

BIRCH CLTS41V-TBI

DOVE CLTS41V-TDV

PORTOBELLO CLTS41V-TPO

IVORY CLT28X56V-TIY

BIRCH CLT28X56V-TBI

ROSE CLTS41V-TRS


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Longwool Sheepskin Seat Pads / Size: 37cm Round Plate Reverse: Natural Pelt (unbacked) Product Code: CLSTPLC37

Size: Reverse: Product Code:

37cm square plate Natural Pelt (unbacked) CLSTPLS37

IVORY

NAPPA

TAUPE

IVORY

NAPPA

TAUPE

BUTTERSCOTCH

STEEL

BLACK

BUTTERSCOTCH

STEEL

BLACK

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Natural Coloured Sheepskin Pads / The images show examples of the colour only. Each skin is natural and therefore colouration varies. Size: Reverse:

Longwool C5LNBPC37L

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37cm Round Plate Leather (backed)

Shortwool CSNBPC37L

REVERSE


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New Zealand Wool Throws / 140 x 200 cm

CREAM TVZAMA14X20-WCR

Tibetan Longwool Sheepskin Throws/ 90 x 180 cm

IVORY TLT9X18V-TIY

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New Zealand Sheepskin Bean Bags / New Zealand Longwool

New Zealand Natural Coloured Bean Bags

Base: Suede Leather Fill: Polystyrene Beans Stock colours are: Nappa, Butterscotch, Ivory, Steel, Vole, Taupe

Base: Suede Leather Fill: Polystyrene Beans Size: 93cm x 92cm

LARGE 93 x 92cm Fill: Polystyrene Beans

EXTRA LARGE 180 x 180 cm CLBBC18X18L Cover Only Custom Order with Lead Time only Nappa CLBB93x92L

Longwool CLNBBB93X92L

Shortwool CSNBBB93X92L

Rare Natural Coloured Bean Bags / Base: Suede Leather Fill: Polystyrene Beans Size: 93cm x 92cm

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Karakul CLXNCBBB93X92L


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Sheepskin Ottomans / Round

Size: 60d x 28h cm Base: Suede Leather Fill: Polystyrene Beans Stock colours are: Longwool: Butterscotch, Ivory, Nappa, Steel, Vole, Taupe Shortwool: Butterscotch, Steel

Longwool EE3LO2XC6L Nappa

Leather Ottomans / Size: 60d x 20h cm Base: Cotton Fill: Polystyrene Beans

EEOK60D20CM60X30C

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Alpaca Fur Collectibles / Kiwi Birds

TYPHKW Kiwi Ivory 15cm, 30cm

Lions

TYPHKW Kiwi Dark Brown 15cm, 30cm

Alpacas

TYPHL Lion 20cm, 30cm

TYPHA Alpaca Natural 20cm, 30cm, 45cm

TYPHKW Kiwi Light Brown 15cm, 30cm

Sheep

TYPHS Sheep Ivory 20cm

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Alpaca Fur Collectibles /

Sheepskin Collectibles /

Penguins

Alpacas

TYPHPE Penguin 20cm, 30cm CO4SCALPACA20-OW Alpaca Short Wool Curly 20cm

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CO3LALPACA20-IY Alpaca Long Wool Ivory 20cm


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Sheepskin Footwear /

Scuff Sizes: S, M, L, XL Colour: Walnut Code: FTFSCA30

Slipper Sizes: S, M, L, XL Colour: Walnut Code: FTFSL7023

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Stroller Liner /

Infant Rugs /

Size: L 70 x W 30cm Colour: Oatmeal Code: ISPRR-OM

Size: L 85cm x W 55cm

BONE Longwool ILRI-BN

Oatmeal Shortwool ISRI-OM

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Hot Water Bottle Covers and Sheepskin Dusters / Front: Longwool Sheepskin Reverse: Cotton Velvet Product Code: HB3LCV

IVORY / Front

IVORY / Back

NAPPA / Front

NAPPA / Reverse

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/ Sustainability As a global brand, Fibre by Auskin is deeply committed to protecting and sustaining our planet. We go beyond the ordinary, integrating environmental responsibility into every aspect of our operations. With a focus on transparency and accountability, we uphold stringent ethical and sustainability standards throughout our supply chain. Our sustainability story is rooted in genuine concern, and we invite you to join us on this journey of continuous improvement. Through knowledge and education, we empower you to make informed choices that align with your values. By choosing our products, you support ethical practices and experience the quality and beauty that nature provides. We continually strive for conscious steps forward, recognising that we are still progressing towards our destination.

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/ Ethical Sourcing

Ethical Sourcing is fundamental to our company. We value the beauty and comfort of our products, and we are committed to ensuring ethical practices throughout our supply chain. Here's what you need to know: • Our sheepskins primarily come from New Zealand and Australia, countries dedicated to ethical sourcing and reducing their carbon footprint. • Our sheepskins are sourced as a by-product of the food industry. Similar to the leather obtained from cattle hides, which is a by-product of the beef industry, sheepskin is a by-product of lamb meat. The raw skins collected by abattoirs and packers primarily originate from farmers who primarily raise sheep for meat rather than their skins. The majority of a sheep's value lies in the sale of its meat, with only a small portion attributed to the sheepskin.

• We source sheepskins from farms that follow sustainable farming practices and adhere to strict environmental codes. • Mulesing is strictly prohibited in New Zealand and Australia, and we never purchase sheepskins subjected to this practice. • New Zealand offers a benign natural environment and comprehensive regulations for animal welfare. They are committed to showcasing ethically sourced meat to the world. • New Zealand farms are regulated by strict environmental codes like the Asure Quality standard. • New Zealand has pioneered the Five Domains of animal welfare, which go beyond the Five Freedoms model, emphasising the mental well-being of animals. •

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Our Australian partners are focused on enhancing animal welfare and sustainability, collaborating with industry experts and setting goals to reduce emissions and eliminate food waste.


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DOMAINS NUTRITION PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT HEALTH BEHAVIOURAL INTERACTIONS MENTAL STATE

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FREEDOMS From hunger and thrist From discomfort From pain, injury and disease To express normal behaviour From fear and distress

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/ Mindful Production Processes We are committed to constantly reviewing our production processes to ensure that our initiatives are focused on reducing our carbon footprint and creating a more sustainable future. Some of our most notable achievements so far:

WATER: • We achieved an impressive 15% annual decrease in water consumption over 5 years. • Our new water treatment plant has allowed us to exceed regulatory requirements, with approximately 70% of water reused or recycled. • Secondary treatment at the local water facility ensures no direct output to the environment, minimising chemical use.

MINIMISING THE CHEMICAL IMPACT: • • • •

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We use new enzyme technology to reduce detergent and surfactant use by 30%. Our Auto Tan technology recycles chemicals, reducing our annual chemical usage by 15%. The lower chemical levels in process water result in reduced wastewater outputs. Auskin Group meets the safety standards of OEKO-TEX LEATHER STANDARD for products in contact with human skin. We continuously strive for chrome elimination, maintaining natural qualities of sheepskins.


ENERGY SAVINGS & EMISSION REDUCTION: • We monitor and optimise energy usage throughout operations. • Our Auto-Tanning technology reduces COD emissions by 10%. • We transitioned from coal to natural gas, substantially cutting Co2 emissions. • We utilise solar power for heating water, reusing energy by capturing heat and repurposing cold air. • Our streamlined processes reduce forklift usage and our carbon footprint. • We optimise shipping methods, choosing sea transportation over air freight to cut CO2 emissions. • Our efficient road and trucking operations optimise transportation for raw materials and finished products. • We have implemented mechanical scrubbers to enhance air quality by removing VOC contaminants.

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We harness heat from drying units for hot water and use cool air for employee comfort. We recycle 70% of water used through water treatment facility. We recover salt from the curing process, reducing salt purchases by 95%. We source synthetic materials from manufacturers using 100% recycled materials for eco-friendly packaging, filling, and labelling. We sell bio waste and grease from the dry-clean plant as biofuel. We handle waste materials with chemical content through government-approved processes. We dispose waste materials from grey-water treatment process at municipal plants according to regulations. We sell or recycle wooden pallets, chemical drums, containers, plastic, and cardboard waste. We sell wool clippings and recover trimmings for wool production. We utilise damaged skins and skin offcuts in production to create long-lasting products. 41


/ The Environment MICROPLASTIC POLLUTION: • • • •

Synthetic materials, like polyester, break down into microplastics that persist in the environment. A single load of polyester garments can release millions of microplastic fibres. Microplastics have been found in Antarctica's freshly fallen snow, highlighting the far-reaching impact of plastic pollution. Wool, on the other hand, is a natural fibre that biodegrades safely, offering a sustainable solution.

WOOL’S ROLE IN THE CARBON CYCLE: • • • •

Sheep and wool are part of the natural carbon cycle, containing biogenic carbon. The sheep and wool industry divert waste from landfills and transforms it into valuable products. New Zealand farmers are actively working to reduce carbon emissions and achieve carbon neutrality. Initiatives include large-scale research, improved waste-water treatment systems, and energy-efficient practices.

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REDUCTION BY OUR SUPPLIERS: • • •

Our conscious suppliers take steps to minimise their environmental impact. On-site energy consumption and carbon emissions have been significantly reduced. Waste heat is utilised, systems are upgraded, and heat recovery projects are implemented.

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/ Wool's Eco Edge •

Sheepskin, made of 100% natural and biodegradable wool, doesn't contribute to microplastic pollution, unlike synthetic faux fur. Synthetic fibres take longer to break down and release harmful microplastics. Wool holds a significant place in the tapestry of human civilisation. Its origins can be traced back to ancient times, where communities discovered the value of this versatile material. Choosing wool means embracing a historical, durable, and sustainable fibre. Natural wool outsmarts synthetics with superior performance in heat and moisture regulation, acoustic performance, flame resistance, anti-static abilities, indoor air filtration, odour suppression, UV absorbency, and easy maintenance. Genuine sheepskin offers advantages over faux fur, including comfort, durability, insulation, and hypoallergenic properties.

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Sheepskin is a renewable, recyclable, and sustainable resource, being a by-product of the food industry, while faux fur is derived from non-renewable synthetic resources. Sheepskins are by-products of the food industry and have a lower value than the sheep themselves. Animals can be raised with care, and their contributions can serve a purpose in sustaining others. Sheepskin farming focuses on sustainability and animal welfare, unlike the fur industry. California (USA) recently banned the sale and manufacture of fur, excluding sheepskin and cowhide. The ban specifically states that "Fur product" does not include deerskin, sheepskin, or goatskin with hair attached. Sheepskin, being tanned wool on leather, is not considered fur under the California Fur Ban. Animals farmed solely for their fur, like sable, mink, and chinchilla, are the ones targeted by the ban.


Sheepskin

Faux Fur

Renewable and sustainable resource

Derived from synthetic materials

Biodegradable

Slow decomposition

Comfort and durability

Microplastic pollution from recycling

Hypoallergenic

Limited durability

Environmental-friendly drying

Potential environmental impact during production

By-product of the food industry

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/ Compliance Driven Quality and Safety The Auskin Group proudly complies with, and exceeds, international standards that are critical to our industry. Our products are beautifully crafted, honouring nature and function. We are very proud of our uncompromising commitment to the highest international standards in safety and quality. OEKO-TEX •

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The Auskin Group holds Oeko-Tex 'Confidence in Textiles' standard in Class 1 for Ivory, Class 2 for Ivory, and light to medium coloured woolskin products. Our dark-coloured skins are working towards Oeko-Tex certification but meet all other requirements except for one rub test. We repurpose yellow discoloured sheepskin to reduce waste and promote sustainability. Annual audits ensure the use of safe chemicals in our products and compliance with human safety standards. Our technical team undergoes trials and tests to achieve Oeko-Tex standards, showcasing our commitment to quality and safety. Our dedication to maintaining Oeko-Tex standards drives us to obtain further certifications for all our products in the future.

INTERTEK LABORATORIES Intertek Laboratories is a multinational company specialising in testing, inspection, and certification. We conduct annual chemical and performance testing on our sheepskin products using these services. •

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Intertek Laboratories help us ensure product quality by testing for pesticide residues, formaldehyde, heavy metals, and AZO dyestuffs. Regular assessments by Intertek evaluate colour fastness, light fastness, and rub tests on our products. The Auskin Group maintains the highest international standards through these evaluations. Their testing verifies the quality, safety, and performance of our products. Their support enables us to meet industry standards and regulatory requirements.


SEDEX AND SMETA STANDARDS

LEATHER WORKING GROUP

Our tannery is audited annually for compliance with SMETA ethical trade standards as a member of SEDEX (Supplier Ethical Data Exchange). SEDEX is a not-for-profit organization that promotes ethical supply chains and facilitates responsible sourcing, data sharing and collaboration with suppliers.

Fibre by Auskin has been awarded Bronze Rated Leather Manufacturer status by the Leather Working Group, following an independent audit of our leather manufacturing operations.

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Being part of SEDEX demonstrates our commitment to transparency and responsible business practices. SMETA is an auditing methodology by SEDEX that assesses ethical trade practices in member supply chains. SMETA evaluates labor rights, health and safety, environmental impact, and business ethics. SMETA promotes transparency and drives improvements in supply chains.

The Leather Working Group certification is a globally recognised framework that assesses environmental and operational performance within leather manufacturing. Our Bronze rating confirms that our processes meet LWG’s core standards across key areas, including: •

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Chemical handling and waste management

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Production data reporting and operating permits

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Traceability and transparency within our operations

Strong results were achieved across multiple categories, reflecting established systems, responsible manufacturing practices, and regulatory compliance. This certification provides independent verification of our approach and supports our commitment to accountability and continuous improvement. LWG Bronze status forms part of Fibre by Auskin’s broader focus on responsible manufacturing, giving our retail, design and commercial partners confidence in how our materials are produced. 47


ISO 9001:2015 Certified Supplier

ISO9001:2015

WOOLMARK

The Auskin Group is an ISO9001:2015 certified supplier which means that we have met the requirements of the ISO 9001 quality management system standard. This certification shows that we have effective quality management processes to consistently deliver products/services that meet customer needs and comply with

The Auskin Group is an approved license holder of the Woolmark quality assurance logo across all of our Sheepskin products. Woolmark is the global authority on wool, representing a genuine commitment between woolgrowers, brands, and consumers. They ensure the authenticity and superior quality of wool and woollen products.

regulations. ISO 9001:2015 covers customer satisfaction, continuous improvement, risk management, and employee involvement in achieving quality goals.

When you see the Woolmark logo, you can trust that you're getting an authentic sheepskin, with the highest standards of wool in the world.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT OUR SUSTAINABILITY JOURNEY VISIT: https://fibrebyauskin.com/sustainability

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Tailored Luxury for Every Space At Fibre by Auskin, we believe in turning your ideas into reality through our bespoke services. Whether it’s crafting a bespoke rug, creating a series of coordinated pieces, or designing one-of-a-kind furniture, our commitment to quality and attention to detail ensures your vision is brought to life. BESPOKE AREA RUGS: Design the perfect rug to suit your space and style. Our bespoke service offers:

Dimensions:

Wool types:

Tailored to fit your exact requirements, whether it’s a statement rug for a large living area or a uniquely shaped piece for a specific project.

Select from our premium natural fibres, including Long wool straight & curly sheepskin, Short Wool straight & curly sheepskin and Icelandic sheepskin. All ethically sourced.

Panel configurations and colours : Customise the layout, texture, and tones to match your aesthetic perfectly.

Each rug is carefully handcrafted with precision and care, ensuring a seamless blend of beauty, durability, and sustainability. Whether you’re seeking a bold centrepiece or a subtle complement to your space, our custom rugs offer unparalleled flexibility and sophistication.

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BESPOKE NATURAL SKIN SHAPE AREA RUGS: For larger projects or multiple spaces, our bespoke multiple rug service provides the freedom to create a cohesive collection of rugs that align with your design vision. Options include:

Custom widths and lengths: Designed to suit a variety of spaces and layouts.

Configurations:

Wool types and finishes:

Select the number of skins and patterns to achieve the desired look. This option is ideal for when a specific area is needed, while maintaining the natural shape of the skin along the edges.

Refine every detail, from the finest fibres to the flawless finish, for the ultimate bespoke luxury. Select from a range of premium materials, including Long wool straight & curly sheepskin, Short Wool straight & curly sheepskin and Icelandic sheepskin, along with a variety of natural fibre options, ensuring your project is crafted to perfection.

This service is ideal for boutique collections, commercial interiors, or large-scale residential projects. Every rug is made with precision and crafted to the highest standards, ensuring a timeless and elegant result that reflects your unique style.

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BESPOKE FURNITURE: Create furniture that is as distinctive as your space. Our bespoke furniture service allows you to design pieces that balance functionality with refined beauty. Customisation options include:

Materials:

Dimensions and finishes:

Design details

Choose from our premium selection of sheepskins, including Long wool straight & curly sheepskin, Short Wool straight & curly sheepskin and Icelandic sheepskin, as well as other natural fibres, all offering a luxurious feel.

Tailored to your specific needs, ensuring a perfect fit for your interior.

From classic elegance to modern minimalism, we bring your ideas to life with thoughtful craftsmanship.

Whether you’re curating retail collections, furnishing luxury interiors, or seeking unique, tailored pieces, our bespoke furniture ensures a result that is both functional and inspiring. Through expert collaboration, we make the bespoke process seamless and accessible, giving you the freedom to customise every detail. Our dedicated sales team, comprised of professionals with decades of expertise in sheepskin design, is here to guide you. Whether you're envisioning a specific colour palette, size, or texture, their knowledge and craftsmanship ensure that every detail aligns with your vision. Reach out today to discuss how we can bring your bespoke project to life.

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Natural Comfort for Mind and Body Sheepskin is a natural choice for creating serene, wellness-focused spaces. With its luxurious texture and practical benefits, it combines comfort, functionality, and style to enhance your environment. RELAXATION AND STRESS RELIEF:

HEALTH AND AIR QUALITY:

DEFINED SPACES FOR WELL-BEING:

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Soft, dense fibres (3000 per square inch) provide a soothing, therapeutic touch. Reduces stress and promotes relaxation—ideal for yoga spaces, reading corners, and meditation zones. Sheepskin offers a grounding and tactile connection to nature.

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Naturally regulates temperature, keeping you warm in winter and cool in summer. Moisture-wicking properties ensure a dry, comfortable surface.

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Absorbs air pollutants like formaldehyde and nitrogen dioxide, improving indoor air quality. Hypoallergenic and antimicrobial properties naturally reduce allergens in the home.

Supports sensory exploration for children while creating safe, defined play areas inspired by Montessori principles.

NATURAL STYLE MEETS VERSATILITY: SENSORY AND FUNCTIONAL BENEFITS: •

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Cushions and beanbags adapt to the body, evenly distributing pressure for improved posture and reduced discomfort. A calming retreat for children and adults, especially for those with sensory processing needs or ADHD.

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Sheepskin enhances interiors with natural shades and organic textures, blending seamlessly into various décor styles.

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Auskin New Zealand Co. Ltd. 447 St Asaph Street Christchurch 8011 T: 03 337 1731 E: salesnz@auskin.com

www.fibrebyauskin.com www.fibrenzb2b.com ISO 9001:2015 CERTIFIED SUPPLIER A0158-13


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