Mortels Sheepskin Factory

Hunter Valley

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Mortels Sheepskin Factory

Since 1958, the Mortel family have been making sheepskin products. You can take a guided tour of the factory, which uses sheepskins selected from Australian-bred sheep and tanned by Australian tanneries. Browse through a wide range of quality Australian-made goods, including ugg boots and other footwear, warm headgear, car and motorbike seat covers and bed underlays.

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address1 Weakleys Drive, Thornton NSW
emailallaboutsheepskins@mortels.com.au
phone+61 2 4966 0990
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