MERRIMAC Men's Comfy Wool Like Knit Memory Foam Slippers

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But it doesn’t end there. The best thing about these uber-sustainable slippers is that they're individually crafted by artisan groups across Patagonia. Each pair comes with a unique QR code, which you can scan to find out all about the geolocation of the female artisan who made it. Chilote is also B-Corp-certified, has a minimal carbon imprint (offset through a collaboration with EcoSphere), and each pair of slippers comes with its own repair kit. As a result, these cozy creations from the southernmost reaches of South America will last for years.

For many people, feeling relaxed and at ease in your own house starts with a good pair of slippers—and by good, we mean ones that stave off chilly feet and are gentler on the environment. Not only are slippers a great way to keep warm during cold-weather months without bumping up the thermostat, but trading your shoes for slippers also keeps floors cleaner. Delivery within 5-7 working days. Delivery Monday-Friday only. Excluding bank holidays. Deliveries to the Highlands & Islands & the Channel Islands may take longer. We scoured the globe looking for slippers that met out criteria: Not only do they need to look and feel good on your feet, but they need to be having a minimal environmental impact, too. We looked for companies using recycled materials, as well as those incorporating organic natural fibers into their designs. Sustainability isn’t just about green credentials, however. This guide seeks to include brands who support fair labor practices and use their profits for positive projects around the globe. While knowing your feet will stay toasty is the most important consideration when it comes to bagging yourself brand new slippers, you’ll want to sweat the small stuff, too. That includes seeking out companies that use sustainable materials, provide fair wages, and reduce their impact in other ways, in addition to any personal requirements. Maybe your arches need a little more support than your average slipper can muster, or perhaps you need grippy soles for hardwood floors. Slippers that have rubber soles and suede or other animal skin linings are more durable than ones made from cotton, fleece, or another type of fabric. To ensure that your slippers stay in good condition, be sure to clean your slippers according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Putting slippers that should be hand-washed in a washing machine can cause tears. Size

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Look for those that use natural materials such as cotton and hemp, as these have a significantly reduced environmental impact compared with non-organic fibers and are biodegradable at the end of their life. Alternatively, house shoes that use recycled synthetics, such as polyester or fibers made from salvaged single-plastic bottles, can also be considered to have a lower carbon footprint than virgin synthetic materials, as they reduce landfill. Apparel companies can set themselves apart by adopting sustainability certifications to prove the quality and eco-friendly nature of their products. Some of the key ones to look out for include B Corporation, Fair Trade, and Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS). Whether you’re hunting for the best styles for yourself or the smallest members of your family, we found footwear options that bring an extra splash of sustainable, ethical fashion to your wardrobe.

UK deliveries may be made any time between 8.00am and 9.00pm. Please try to ensure that there is access to the delivery property during this window. However, if you are not at home, our couriers will attempt delivery to a secure location or leave the parcel with a neighbour. Delivery ServiceThe material that slippers are made of can determine how comfortable they are and where they can be worn. For customers who like a more breathable slipper, choose a product that’s made of 100% cotton. Those who plan to wear their slippers outside should choose a product that has a water-resistant suede body and a rubber outsole. Durability