Slipper boots that don't quickly stretch & fall off

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Like these, so cover the ankle, and that don't stretch out within 2-3 weeks so that they are hazardous to walk around in.

Does such a thing exist? Can you recommend?

Thanks in advance.

I have some Falke ones. Expensive ,look a bit odd, but very comfortable and long lasting.

I get M+S ones and size down. But there are none left!

Living kitzbuehel or giesswein

Celtic & co. Expensive but I never take mine off. Don’t get the knitted shortie ones as I got holes in mine. The suede ones are brilliant and long lasting

I love Celtic Sheepskin slipper boots, so so warm. They usually last me approx 2 years. www.celticandco.com/womens/footwear/knitted-shortie-slippers?colourid=993

The ones in your picture look as though they come from Seasalt. I'm wearing a pair now and they are incredibly cosy.

To add, I got mine 3 years ago. I also have a pair of Birkenstock shearling Arizonas bought a year later. The Seasalt boots are better value as the lining hasn't worn or lost it's fluff, whilst my Birkenstocks have.

I get some every few years in penneys! Only available in the winter. I live for them! Also in boots at winter time

I love my sheepskin ones from House of Bruar. I got them about 6 months ago but see they're still half price. I'm not sure I would have paid £100 for them in the first place but now I think I would - they're the best slippers I've ever had and very durable (no stretching either)

www.houseofbruar.com/ladies-sheepskin-boot-brown/

www.draper-of-glastonbury.com/collections/womens-sheepskin-slippers/products/glow-womens-sheepskin-bootie-slippers?variant=20029236805686

these are lovely

hmm. thanks. There are reviews for Glesswein saying they lost shape after 4 weeks.

Yes those are seasalt ones i posted link to. I am willing to pay £40 or more even, but I don't want them to lose shape in 3 weeks & fall off my feet like every other one I bought b4.

I bought these. Will update how I get on with them.
They seem stiff if I wear 5-6 pairs of socks with them. harhar