Slippers that don't fall apart!

[Cc1234]

Title says it all really
I've gone through five pairs in the last year - they always fall apart after a couple of months. I just want a decent, hard wearing pair!

[MrsMarigold]

I have some Just Sheepskin. I got them five years ago and have worn them daily, they now have holes in the bottom but are still warm and comfy

[Laidupwithabrokenleg]

Although expensive, Ugg slippers are amazing. So comfortable, and very hard wearing. They website often has sales on.

[Readysteadyknit]

I wear these as slippers - very comfortable and hardwearing

www.amazon.co.uk/Fly-Flot-Leather-Clog-300/dp/B00L7TN2W6?tag=mumsnet&ascsubtag=mnforum-21

[DartmoorDoughnut]

North face are fab, like duvets for your feet

[Ooof35]

Mahabis are great- got mine as a Mother's Day gift last year. Warm, no odour, mega comfy

http://mahabis.com/products/larvik-dark-grey-mahabis-classic-bundle-slipper-free-soles?colour=larvikgrey&upper=dg&currency=GBP&gclid=Cj0KEQjwiKS3BRCU-7XQ75Te3NoBEiQAA2txMwUfbVcSi349w2AmKx77_R9pcOqwDdtZJP9xR9c1OnUaAi8d8P8HAQ

[Sanchar]

Celtic sheepskin slippers last year's,

Had my last pair for 2 years before losing them on a caravanning holiday🙅

[MsHybridFanGirl]

Thanks guys - I've changed username - will check out all of these recommendations

[hairymuffet]

Nordika. Pricey but will last 2/3 years, especially the leather ones.

[sparechange]

Sheepskin ones from the Natural Baby Shower company website
Mine are 3 years strong after daily wear, and comfy as anything

[ThomasSofty]

Felt clog Birkenstocks! Have had mine 3 years and they look good as new.

[Cocolepew]

Sainsbury's faux sheepskin have lasted me for ages.

[Msqueen33]

I tried M&S and sainsburys and both fell apart. I'm currently wearing a pair of men's boot slippers from fatface and we'll see how we go. Others haven't lasted more than a few months.

[rosyvalentine]

I have had a pair of Ugg slippers for about 10 years and they're still going strong! Expensive, but worth it.

[imwithspud]

I have a pair of Emu slippers. Got them as a gift for Christmas. They are expensive (I think around £75), but they're also far more hard wearing than any of the slippers I've bought from Sainsburys/Asda etc, which by now will have fallen apart. I expect them to last a good couple of years so in a way they are more cost effective than buying cheaper ones. I wear them daily.

[Wellhellothere1]

I second Nordikas. I got a pair around 5 years ago just after I had my DS and my joints, especially my feet were really sore. I wanted slippers with more support as I was at home a bit more on mat leave. They are fantastic. I only replaced then this year as my new puppy chewed them . They have strong, waterproof soles so you can wear them in the garden etc. Pricey but definitely worth it.

[mamaduckbone]

I've had Birki felt clogs - very hard wearing but not very snuggly and Dh has just bought me some north face foot duvets which are SO warm.

[SakuraSakura]

Ugg slippers. I wouldn't wear the boots out & about but the slippers are so cosy & comfortable, with a good sole.

[Rinceoir]

I also give Ugg slippers a vote. Comfortable and hard wearing.

[teenytinyshells]

I LOVE my wool slippers - all wool so no sweaty feet and have a slight grip so no slipping over either. lanabambini.co.uk/store/boiled-wool-slippers-for-women-men.html

[SpidersFromMars]

DH's Haflingers have lasted over 2 years and are still going strong. They are felted wool, and his have proper solid soles too.
I'll be getting some when my current (tesco's!) slippers die - only mine will be soft soles 'cause I like to tuck to curl up on the sofa!

[cressetmama]

I have the mahabis, and like them lots, although the poppered-on rubber sole can come adrift and slop about. And I have some Celtic sheepskin clogs, which are presentable enough to go out and about.

[moggle]

My £50 Just Sheepskin slippers only lasted 1 year (so really only 6m of use probably) before the inner pile had rubbed completely thin at points, and the non slip sole started to rub off - I nearly slipped over walking over our wooden floor holding days old DD! It was that point I binned them... John Lewis and Just Sheepskin could not have been less interested in my "not fit for purpose" moaning. Now I just buy a cheap pair from M&S or a supermarket and replace them each year. But teeny's wool slippers look nice and not too expensive...