Shepherd of Sweden Wmns Linda
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Founded in 1982, Shepherd of Sweden uses traditional artisan techniques to create timeless and authentic sheepskin products. Many years of knowledge combine here with a passion for Swedish design details and a love for the materials they work with – this is how the top quality Shepherd of Sweden slippers, shoes, home accessories and other products are born.
Hand crafting is the key element of the Shepherd of Sweden’s manufacturing process. For instance, every single slipper is made of multiple separate pieces of treated sheepskin, which are often assembled by hand. Sheepskin and wool are valued for their unique properties – they have natural antibacterial properties, retain heat in colder climates and even have a cooling effect when it is hot.
Shepherd of Sweden’s offices and warehouses are located in Svenljunga, Sweden. The brand’s mission is to place the world’s most appealing sheepskin and wool products of Scandinavian design on the market. A wide range of Shepherd of Sweden products are sold across Europe, the USA and some parts of Asia. Swedish design traditions are woven into every Shepherd of Sweden product emphasising care for every detail, even the smallest one. Here, craftsmanship and experience intertwine with a timeless style. The result is comfortable, stylish and unique Shepherd of Sweden products.
- * Orders received before 1 p.m., with selected delivery via FEDEX, Omniva or Venipak, will be shipped the same business day.
- * Orders accepted on the weekend will be shipped on Monday. Couriers deliver the goods within 1-3 working day.
- * Orders to Russia and South America are delivered by Lithuanian post and are sent by registered priority mail and delivery may take 3- 5 weeks. Delivery costs 12 EUR.
All data sent to the website is fully encrypted and payments are accepted through external secure banking systems:
VISA, MasterCard, PayPal
You can pay for the goods in advance with credit and debit cards VISA, MasterCard or PayPal.
Electronic banking
Swedbank, SEB, Luminor, Šiaulių bankas, Citadele, Paysera.
