Men's Slippers & House Shoes

For cold feet, men’s slippers made of wool or sheepskin are a great choice. Wool traps plenty of air between its fibers, creating a natural insulating layer. A high-top style also covers more of the foot and ankle, providing extra warmth.

Sheepskin slippers have the natural wool fleece on the inside and the hide on the outside. Slippers made from sheepswool have a soft wool lining, while wool felt slippers are made from felted wool fibres and generally feel firmer and more compact. Each material has its own feel when worn.

Wool is naturally warm, breathable and moisture-regulating. The material helps retain heat when it is cold while also absorbing and releasing moisture. This makes wool slippers for men comfortable without making the feet feel clammy too quickly.

For outdoor use, choose a men’s slipper with a sturdy outsole designed for this purpose. That way, you can easily pop out to the garden, shed, or mailbox, for example. Models with a soft sole are mainly intended for indoor use.

Yes. Sheepskin slippers can be worn comfortably with bare feet. This way, your feet are in direct contact with the soft, natural wool. Wool can absorb moisture and helps regulate the climate around your feet.

Yes. Wool is not only insulating, but also breathable and moisture-regulating. This means wool slippers can be comfortable outside of winter too. How warm a slipper feels also depends on the style, the thickness of the wool and how much of the foot it covers.

Wool slippers usually don't need to be cleaned thoroughly very often. Regular airing helps keep the wool fresh. If cleaning is necessary, follow the care instructions for the specific model, as sheepskin, wool felt, and other materials need to be treated differently.