Sheepskin slipper Texla | Texelana Wool Products

Soft sheepskin slipper with rubber sole.

The colour of the sole varies between dark brown and black, see photos.

The ideal slipper that you can adjust to your preference. By turning the fur edge, your ankles will be nice and warm on cold days. Supple, soft and comfortable!

Size advice: your normal shoe size + 1.
Do you have half a shoe size? Then round it up and then follow
the size advice. More information can be found at the bottom of this page.
Uncertain about the size? Please do not hesitate to contact our customer service ; we are happy to help you.
Made of genuine sheepskin; soft on the inside and supple on the outside.
The fur edge can be folded or not, as desired.
Equipped with a flexible rubber sole.

Maintenance tip

To preserve your sheepskin slippers, we recommend spraying them with a protective spray (no mousse) before the first use - and then regularly. This protects the product against water and dirt. We recommend the Collonil Active Universal protector for this. Please note: sheepskin products cannot be washed!

Size advice

The unique effect of sheep's wool comes into its own when you wear the right size slippers. This means that there must be sufficient space between the skin of your foot and the slipper, so that a layer of air is created. This retains heat and perspiration can easily be transported to the outside. This ensures a pleasantly dry feeling.

Although sheepskin is soft and supple, it is more fragile than, for example, cowhide. If the sheepskin slippers are purchased too small, pressure points may arise. The product may wear or tear sooner.

Model Texela is somewhat smaller. We therefore recommend ordering one size larger than your regular shoe size. Do you have half a shoe size? Then round it up and then follow the size advice. Example: you have shoe size 38.5. Round this up = size 39. Follow the size advice +1, you order the slipper in size 40.

Origin

Since Texelana has no production capacity on Texel, all our sheepskin products are made by small-scale sewing workshops in Europe. Of course according to the EU guidelines.