Sheepskin or warm boot-style slippers - recommendations please

[Cocochoco]

I really need super-warm boot slippers. Currently wearing my daughter's cast-offs (cream, Primark) because I can't find a style I like. I quite like the fact these are cream but want to find ones that are properly cosy. Happy to pay £60/70

[Hoppinggreen]

Have a look at Celtic sheepskin
Lovely quality and made here in the UK

[SunFinished]

Placemarking also interested to see what comes up

[BikeRunSki]

I was going to say Celtic and Co too.

I have their house boots, still going strong after 5 years.

[EnidButton]

This is my quest every year and very year everyone says Celtic but I've resisted for some reason probably the price. So waiting to see if they really are the only option. I might give in this year and just get some.

[waitingforgodot]

I bought some sheepskin lined slippers (mule type rather than boots). Bought from groupon for £24.99. So far so good although they are far from stylish!

[Cocochoco]

That was quick.

Tempted by the Celtic shortie slippers. I've decided I don't care (too much) about price as I don't wear shoes in the house and I'm freezing already

[dottyaboutstripes]

Do you live near Costco? I bought mine there for something like £16 3 or 4 years ago. So cosy and really cheap!

[Cocochoco]

No sadly not. Just Primark and Marks. Think I need some woth proper soles.

[PNGirl]

Sheepland at //www.sheepskin.co.uk do great slippers. I bought my mum some for around 60 quid.

[Cocochoco]

I like those too... thank you. No sole but maybe that doesn't matter with sheepskin

[outnumberedismylife]

Whilst I love my Celtic knitted shortie slippers they haven't lasted as long as I expected them to for the price. I've had them repaired once after less than a year and now the knit is wearing over the toe. Maybe my expectations were too high. Lovely and warm though.

[Whitney168]

Might be too short for you, but I've just bought these and they're lovely:

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/191964894556?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&var=491337200679&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

[HeyMacWey]

Yes yes to celtic sheepskin.
If you order their catalogue I'm sure it's got a code on the back.

[SloanePeterson]

Check out the schuh imperfects website. I had a gander after someone mentioned it on another thread and got myself some gorgeous ugg slippers for £28 delivered. Apparently one is slightly faded but I can't tell. They were in the men's section, as all the women's ones seemed to be very small sizes, and I guess as a 6 these are probably too small for most men anyway.

[RedWineLush]

I had and liked the Celtic Sheepskin but then I bought the North Face Tent Mules, in the sale for about 27, normally £40 - they are like mini sleeping bags for you feet!

Sorry I can't do clicky links but they really are brilliant!

[Cocochoco]

Will definitely check out Schuh imperfects and the Celtic catalogue, thanks. And north face.

Definitely not spending another winter with cold feet !

[MaybeDoctor]

Marking place!

[PawWavingCat]

I've worn classic sheepskin booties, called Snuggle Feet for many years. A pair lasts me about 3 years (they can go in the wash), some times longer. They're quite pricey, I buy several pairs at a time to save on the shipping. Snuggle feet slippers. I love these, very warm and super comfy.

[Mrs9C]

I bought the Costco ones 2 years ago, they looked just like Uggs slippers, I don't know what sort of quality Uggs are but the Costco sheepskin ones stretched and the shearling wore right down to nothing at the heel.

[BabyGanoush]

Just bought proper sheepskin boots from TK Maxx for £39!

Think they were called "cloud nine", they come in various colours. I got the grey.

They are just like my (old) UGGs and are heaven!

[BabyGanoush]

www.tkmaxx.com/boots/chestnut-brown-sheepskin-boots/invt/39097506

[CointreauVersial]

Sheepland!!

Much cheaper than Celtic; they also sell seconds, and you can hardly see what's wrong with them. My slipper boots are onto their fourth winter. Here.

[Cocochoco]

I like those boots baby. Might need to get those as well as slippers. Have ordered the Celtic ones.

[CallarMorvern]

I was really disappointed with Celtic Sheepskin, I'd been coveting a pair for years and as my Emus, which had lasted ages (and were cheap in TKMaxx) were on their last legs, I splashed out on a pair of Aqualamb Celtic boots. Two winters in and they were in an awful state, soles worn out and a hole, plus they've gone horribly baggy. I went back to Emu, current boots have done two winters and still looking good.

[Soupandasandwich]

Can thoroughly recommend Shepherd sheepskin slippers. DH and I both have them and they are wonderfully snug. Mine are 2 years old and I'm just beginning to think of replacing them. Dh's tend to last between 18 months and 2years.