Help me replace these!

[ladybee28]

I got these slippers in winter 2016 and I've loved them ever since... but it's time for a replacement pair. The shearling inner has just gone too flat now, and I've noticed my feet starting to hurt a bit without the support.

But I cannot for the life of me find a pair that are similar.

They're low booties - finish just above the ankle (which I really like), and have a slightly rubberised sole so I can wear them outside if I need to. Soft shearling all the way inside, and a lovely soft suede-ish outer.

They're just perfect - but I cannot for the life of me remember where I bought them and it's driving me nuts!

Has anyone seen their potential replacements anywhere? Suggestions?

Thanks in advance!

Celtic and co - These are men's but pretty similar to yours.

www.celticandco.com/sheepskin-slippers/mens-slippers/mens-slipper

Yep was going to say Celtic and Co.

Before you throw them out you could try putting them in the washing machine and the dryer. I did that with a celtic sheepskin pair and they came out surprisingly well. The wool fluffed up a lot. You've got nothing to lose.

@MoltonSilver would that work if I don't have a dryer?

I live in a nice hot place so they could sit out in the sunshine to dry but I wonder if they'd need a good tumble for the fluffing....

What do you think?

Got my hopes right up now

@CatBatCat and @Ninkanink the Celtic website does have some lovely looking ones –I'd never heard of them before, so thank you!

www.amazon.co.uk/Shoes-Bags-Shepherd-Sweden/s?rh=n%3A355005011%2Cp_4%3AShepherd+Of+Sweden&tag=mumsnetforu03-21

sorry, don't know how to do clicky links. I've had shepherd boots before, great quality

I washed mine in the washing machine on cold. Then dried on a radiator. Don’t tumble them! I then cut insoles from a sheepskin rug I had! They are as good as new now. If you don’t have a spare bit of sheepskin you can buy sheepskin insoles from Amazon or a store online www.celticandco.com/womens/footwear/care-cleaning-products/sheepskin-insole
You may be able to take the old insole out (as I did) to replace it. I saved £60 as that’s how much a new pair would have cost !