Connor Sheepskin Jacket in Brown

Traditional Craft. Modern Comfort.

Handcrafted in Somerset, England, this rich brown sheepskin jacket is a timeless cold-weather essential. While classic in styling, the fit is modern and flattering—cut for ease of movement and day-long comfort. Lined with soft, dense cream merino curly sheepskin, it offers unbeatable warmth and insulation, making it a staple for colder climates and sharp winter dressing.

Thoughtful design details include a deep double-wall collar, tailored buttonholes, football-style leather buttons that fasten to the neck, a storm flap for chest warmth, large welted hand pockets, interior zip pockets, and a sturdy metal hanging loop.

Available in two lengths: Regular and Long (+2” in body and sleeve). There is no extra charge for the longer version. Model is 6’2” and wears Regular.

Details:

• 100% Sheepskin (Merino Curly Lining)

• Color: Rich Brown exterior with Cream interior

• Size Medium Regular: 30” center back length

• Double-wall collar, storm flap, football buttons

• Interior zip pockets & welt hand pockets

• Professional cleaning or self-clean

• Handcrafted in Somerset, England

• Ships from the USA

After purchase, we’ll contact you to confirm the best size based on your measurements. Please refer to our Jacket Fit Guide for additional help.

💛 Why We Love It:

A beautifully tailored coat with rugged warmth and refined English craftsmanship. The soft merino lining, functional details, and flattering fit make this jacket one you’ll reach for every winter—classic, comfortable, and built to last.

Delivery

This jacket is crafted in England to order with a two to three weeks lead time.  If stock is available it will ship sooner.  We personally review specs at our offices in Virginia and then ship to you. Please contact us with any questions.

Jacket Fit

The general fit rule for shearling is that the jacket should measure 6" bigger in circumference than the actual human chest circumference measurement to allow for additional layers of clothing and the density of the shearling pile on the skin. This measurement is only a guide/standard as each individual will wear the jacket in a different way and some prefer a more slimline and neater fit while others a looser, more comfortable fit.  

Material

Merino Curly Sheepskin (Shearling):- The characteristic of curly sheepskins is one of the most natural, essentially, the fleece is left soft and curly as you would find in nature. The wool is dense and warm, giving your winter coat a snuggly cosy feel.

Product Care

Pease keep your sheepskin item in a clean dry dark place, preferably in a sealed dust bag, poly bag or garment cover. Unfortunately, moth can get into sheepskin especially if it is stored for long periods with other fabrics that attract moth. Similarly if boxed in a garage for any length of time, rodents will attack it for bedding. 

Do not store under either natural or fluorescent light, both will fade the exposed areas quite quickly.

Sheepskin - Sueded
Overtime as sheepskin gets dull, we would suggest the following: -

Buff the suede with a DRY scouring pad, the kind that you use for washing up, with the crusty on one side and the foam on the other.

We suggest you use the scouring pad, to generally brush off any grubbiness and revitalize the ingrained flattened suede nap. When brushing, try to use longer more fluid strokes rather than concentrating on a small area, make the area you are working on quite generous then you won't strip the color from a single patch.

Please use the foam side first, and only progress to the tougher crusty side if really dirt and the foam isn't having any impact.

Shake and vacuum, after you have done the above, you will be surprised how a good shake and a vacuum will lift the dusty grubbiness.

Rain Spotting and Rain in General
Always let the product dry naturally, in an airy warm environment – when dry, if there are rain spots on the suede – use the same scouring pad method above to brush the suede this will level the rain spots out and revitalize the suede nap.

Rain downpour – If you get your sheepskin piece saturated, let it dry naturally, in a warm airy place.  When it is dry, you may find the pelt has become rigid so you have to “break it open”, you do that by manipulating it, twisting it around, kneading it, basically opening up the fibers of the pelt to make the skin softer and more flexible again.  Now take your trusty scouring pad ( above) and start revitalizing the nap, brushing will bring back the velvety suede that has been flattened by the rain.

Stains
Red wine, fruit squashes etc – all of these types of stains will benefit from spot washing ASAP. Use a tepid mild soap or color-free gentle shampoo solution, spot wash and spot rinse with clear water.  DO NOT IMMERSE!

Don't focus on just the stain in a small area, it is better to work on a larger area, concentration in one place could have the effect of bleaching color as you remove the stain.

Grease, oil & ink-based stains are NOT good, if you get any of these onto your product, it’s best that you contact a professional.

Sheepskin: - Napalan or Hurricane finish, both of these are leather-based finishes, these finishes should offer a natural dirt repellent protection as a matter of course, however, if you get anything ugly on the Napalan, can try spot washing as above (it won't hurt) or please contact us directly for help.

Sheepskin: - Wool side, all the above suede treatments can apply to the wool side, but use a comb or brush instead of the scouring pad – the only exception, if your product has tight curly wool, this will fuzz if you start to comb it, so it is better just vacuuming, shaking and spot washing.

Professional Cleaning - if none of the above has produced the result you want, then you could consider specialist cleaning; however, sheepskin & leather does not benefit from dry cleaning.