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House slippers

Edward

Bartender
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I’ve been on the lookout for a nice pair of Venetians. Viberg have a beautiful pair, also in shell, but there’s no way on this earth I’d pay that money.

I’ve got my eye on these slip ons by astorflex but can’t find a supplier for these in the EU that stocks them in brown. The green is growing on me though.

https://www.hepcat.se/brands/astofl...1KnyKhvS-FkdZ0llt6IoMgsSQ__qU4ZBoCf2AQAvD_BwE
Those look nice. I'm tempted to try a pair of these from ebay, and maybe add a nicer, cushioned insole.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/20384129...52aCniWS+4YUXrzKTAzi8doA==|tkp:Bk9SR9bJwKGnZQ
 

TLW '90

Practically Family
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My shearling sheepskins
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And my new cowhide canoe soles that just arrived.
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NeutronStar

New in Town
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Location
Ca
Glerups with the leather sole are my favorite—The rubber soled ones fit totally bizarre to me. When I’m home I live in these . I’ve had about four pairs over ten years. They hold up pretty well. I couldn’t be happier with em…unless they were free.



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soreilly

New in Town
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I cannot say enough good things about Draper of Glastenbury slippers. I have the unlined leather Henrys and have to say the little heel makes them so comfortable to walk around in all day. Generally better to keep a sock on as barefoot gets smelly quick
 

TLW '90

Practically Family
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I cannot say enough good things about Draper of Glastenbury slippers. I have the unlined leather Henrys and have to say the little heel makes them so comfortable to walk around in all day. Generally better to keep a sock on as barefoot gets smelly quick
With a peet boot dryer you'll never have to worry about smell.
 

Chevalier

One of the Regulars
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I have a pair of L.L. Bean Wicked Good slippers I wear pretty much daily.
The whip stitching on one sole wore out after a few years and I replaced it with several strands of linen and that wore out so I used nylon cord from REI and so far no more issues, though some of the holes are looking like they may tear. They are easily 5 years old at this point, probably 8 or more.

I also have a pair of English made house slippers similar to the first pair Edward posted. I got them from Brooks Bros. over a decade ago, but they don't seem to carry anything like them any longer. They don't get nearly the use of the L.L. Bean, since they are not as warm.
I love the LL Bean slippers, but they stopped shipping to California. I really want to try their leather-lined slippers. The sheepskin-lined are great, but the fleece inside wears out long before the slipper. I always wear mine with socks, too.
 

Fredoka

New in Town
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21
Location
Switzerland
In winter / early spring I like to hang around the apartment in shearling slippers like these ;
Can't remember the brand that makes them though ! Only that they were quite a steal.
 

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