Did you know that all the skins and hides you find in the IKEA range are originally by-products of the food industry?
This means that the whole animal is put to use instead of parts being discarded.
Are IKEAs sheepskins chrome tanned?
Since chromium can be harmful to both humans and the environment, we have chosen to tanne our sheepskins in alternative ways since 2015.
Skins and hides must be processed in order to become beautiful interior design products. In this process, we do not allow any chemicals or heavy metals that are harmful to humans or the environment.
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