Recommend slippers to me please!

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They need to have some structure, as I have bad feet, and he super comfy (obviously) and not be lined with that horrible slippery furry stuff that all the supermarket slippers seem to have right now.

I’m prepared to pay decent money for decent slippers but I need pointing to them please!

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I've just ordered some sketchers slippers, I've never spent that much money on slippers but I live in sketchers trainers and boots so I have high hopes. They're proper slippers with backs in, fur trim and a button on the side. I'm unreasonable excited waiting for them.

I really like Moshulu too!

I bought some sheepskin slippers from
Morlands a couple of years ago. Lots of different styles to choose from. Expensive, but well worth it. They are incredibly warm.

www.morlandssheepskin.co.uk/ladies-slippers

I have Celtic and Co ladies sheepskin clogs with backs and also wear the men's bootee slipper in navy.

www.celticandco.com/mens/footwear/sheepskin-slippers/mens-slipper?colourid=390

They have lots of other styles, the sheepskin is from the UK and the sheep are from farmers who don't 'mule' their animals. With a thermal vest, a hat and these slippers on I'm confident that I'll be able to spend the day at 15 degrees in the house without the heating on.

I have the Croc slippers, comfy, supportive, can go outside in them. I have the pink spotted ones.

I stand corrected. Biased assumption on my part. 😁

I'm getting Skechers next time - they've got a promotion on at the moment so worth a look. The quality is excellent and they are so comfy. I've got flipflops, trainers, washable trainers, espadrilles and sandals from Skechers and they are all great.

Just had a look at celtic & co. Look great, but their soles look thin (and some of the reviews comment on that) and in my house the floors are freezing so that's where I need better warmth protection, think I'll stick to moshulu for the thicker soles.

I got some sheepskin ones from drapers of Glastonbury. They're sooo comfy and warm without being sweaty, perfect!

Have a look at Glerups. They are pure wool and last for ever. I bought husband some 3 or 4 years ago and they are still going strong.

I prefer sheepskin.... on the sheep!

I know what you mean by not liking the stuff inside supermarket slippers.

I've never been able to get along with slippers, despite wanting to. I stumbled across these & intended them for outside use. But they are SO comfortable I can put them on first thing, and not take them
off again!! (Fine for driving, nipping into a shop, visiting friends etc).

Looking for slippers with arch support and boot style. This seems an impossible mission so far.

To fit flop. Expensive but quality.

Soft and squishy, but supportive.

I got sheepskin lined ones so they are warm as well.

Celtic absolutely lovely

I like Ugg Dakota moccasins for the winter. Usually get four years out of them. I like a closed back slipper in the winter as I've got a lot of stairs.

My big toe has worn holes in Moshulu boiled wool and Glasswein wool slippers so I've given up on those but I have got a pair of really hard wool clogs with a Birkenstock type footbed that are going strong in their third summer. I don't mind open back in the summer as I leave them at the bottom of the stairs.

Generally cheaper on Amazon.

TOMS slippers are v comfy and last really well (have a v sturdy sole). I have something similar to the Sage slipper, but looks like they have lots of styles.

I too had Moshulu wooly slippers, which were comfortable enough. We have a dog and I found that the fluffy fibres of those slippers collected dog hair and even my own hair if I'd worn them while blow-drying. I'd end up having to hoover them. The sheepskin slippers don't make everything cling to them.

The soles on my Celtic slippers (the bootees and the clogs) are thick rubbery ones: good grip and good enough to take the bins out if I'm lazy. Internally the soles are lined with sheepskin. On milder days I've had to swap out of the bootees and into the clogs because the bootees were too warm. I looked at the Fit Flop ones and they seem to have very thin soles.

You can always put an orthotic from an old pair of shoes into a slipper.

I have the Celtic and co ones - on their fourth year and going strong! You can put them through the wash and they come out good as new. In terms of cost per wear and sustainability I think they are great. The soles on mine are thick and well insulated.

Mahabis

Thanks everyone. I’ve ordered a pair of Gumbies. Quite pricey but I have high hopes!

I have sheepskin lined Birkies. Lots of support. Live them. Celtic ones gave me Achilles problems

Try The Small Home slippers. Super comfortable & stylish. They are handmade in Poland using 100% British sheepskin. Make great gifts too. I wear mine all year round.