Thick soled slippers

[Georgyporky]

My kitchen is unheated, with a ceramic tiled floor. My feet get cold when I'm cooking. I need thick soled slippers, but those I've tried don't last very long, & the soles get trodden down.

I tried on Crocs, but those pimples are horrible.

They don't need to be furry or woolly, I just want a thick layer of something between floor & feet.
Washable or wipeable , closed toe but preferably sliders.

Do they exist ? Thanks for any suggestions.

Mens slippers have proper soles and are just more robust all round. I was fuming when I discovered this and thought about the flat, thin soled womens slippers I'd had up to that point. Obv your feet need to be above a certain size.

I've been getting these from Next for years now. They last ages

www.next.co.uk/style/st547095/m40018#m40018

I've had Moshulu slippers for about 8 years now, I love them! Thick outdoor sole and really comfy. They come in lots of colours and styles too

Either Birkenstock Boston or the John Lewis ones @Ohsugarhoneyicetea linked to. I have both and they're great for cold floors but proper foot support.

www.johnlewis.com/john-lewis-sheepskin-chunky-sole-mule-slippers-brown/p5621782

they are really warm .

Vionic had some

I second toms slippers. They aren't cheap but so comfy (I also have a freezing cold stone floor). My pair is heading into its third winter and still going strong

www.toms.com/uk/women/shoes/slippers/vegan-sage-slipper-white-cozy-sweater-knit/10016811.html

Mine are similar to this, they also do a version with a back for the heel

Living kitzbuehel or giesswein. The booties with rubber soles. They aren’t super thick, but woolen and then rubber non slip so super warm and practical to wear daily

Emu boots which are like the Ugg style. Bought mine second hand ebay 6 years ago and worn every winter sometimes even camping too for plodding about the tent. I've replaced the sheepskin insoles a couple of times but the outer soles and the upper leather boots are perfect.