Winter Mittens in Milkweed, Wool and Sheepskin (100% Natural)

$115.00 USD
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Low stock

Pre-order, shipping fall 2026

Sheepskin leather
, wool lining, insulation from milkweed grown in Québec. Natural, high-performance materials chosen to keep your hands warm from the first day of winter to the last.

With their classic cut, they are warm, light and durable. Out on a trail or in the city for the day, they keep up with you and never let you down in deep cold.

Features

Insulation

Our mittens were rigorously tested over the last two winters in temperatures as low as -32°C, with solid performance. The optimal temperature range for use is between -7°C and -25°C. Keep in mind that how cold feels varies from person to person and with the intensity of the activity.

Dimensions

Our mittens are unisex. To confirm which size fits you best, be sure to check our sizing chart.

Material & Care

Composition

  • Outer: 100% sheepskin leather
  • Lining: 100% sheep's wool
  • Insulation: 50% PLA (polylactic acid polymerized from corn starch, industrially compostable), 30% kapok (from Indonesia), 20% Québec milkweed

Care

  • Caution: This material is sensitive to water and heat. Never machine wash, do not wring, and keep away from radiators so the leather does not stiffen or crack.
  • Gentle cleaning: Wipe gently with a soft, slightly damp cloth; never soak in water.
  • Natural drying: Lay flat to air dry, away from any direct heat source (radiator, sun).
  • Protection and conditioning: Condition with a light leather cream and waterproof regularly against rain and stains.

The milkweed comes from here

It is grown in Quebec, harvested in the fall, then turned into insulation at our workshop in Limoilou. That is the part we do not outsource: it is where our know-how sits, and it is what gives the plant value out in the fields. Final assembly of most of our products happens with partners abroad. We would rather write that plainly than let you assume otherwise.

Responsible and cruelty-free

The oil used to manufacture synthetic insulation is getting scarcer and more expensive, while down is questionable from an ethical standpoint. Milkweed can be farmed industrially in a win-win formula for nature and humans and performs better than its counterparts.

Respectful of Monarchs

By purchasing a Lasclay product, you are directly helping the monarchs, an endangered species. An abundance of milkweed in rural areas provides them with invaluable breeding grounds before their great migration, after which we harvest the floss.

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