We also appreciated that these look a little more modern than your typical fleece slippers we felt totally comfortable wearing these in casual public settings.
Plus, the zipper pocket on the top lets you stash small items such as keys or cash if you're heading out to walk the dog or make a grocery store run and don't want to carry a purse. They are lined with cozy fleece and have a soft foam midsole that feels like stepping into a marshmallow. If you're in the market for something sporty yet comfortable, check out these slippers from Nike. It’s Worth Noting: They tend to slide if you try to slip into them on hardwood floors. Why We Like It: The small zipper pocket on the top can hold the essentials. Sizes: 5-11 | Width: Medium and Wide | Colors: 8 Bean’s recommendations (that is, half sizes should order up). Since these are a little more of a splurge than other slippers we tested, make sure you size according to L.L. Three months after testing concluded, these were still in mint condition, so we feel confident that they’re durable and worth spending a little extra money on. We noticed that the lining stayed fresh and fluffy throughout the testing period, unlike the Minnetonka Moccasins, which started to get smushed. These slippers stood up to every surface we tested them on, including hardwood, carpet, laminate, and cement, and the ankle height means they stay on firmly for any activity. Bean, and the velvet suede exterior was dubbed “unbeatable” by one editor. We raved about the quality and versatility of these slippers from L.L. It’s Worth Noting: The brand advises you to order up if you happen to be a half size. Why We Like It: The shearling heel lining keeps ankles warm. We did notice these slippers were hard to get on the first time and a bit snug in the toes, but the pliable material quickly stretched to accommodate our feet. The stitching remained perfect and the soles stood up to outdoor wear. Bonus: The Tasman slippers have the same outsole as the brand's Classic Boot, so you can wear them indoors and outside.Īfter our two-week testing period, we were more convinced than ever of the quality of these house slippers. What's more, they feature the brand's trademarked cushioning and traction for a lightweight yet durable sole. Somehow, despite the warm lining, our feet never overheated or felt sweaty - even when we tested these without socks on. The Ugg slippers are made of soft suede, lined with decadent sheepskin and upcycled wool, and have a lightweight platform (that won't feel clunky) and an embroidered braid across the top to add extra style. Uggs have long been known as makers of the best slippers for women, and these shoes prove why. But, if you plan to wear them with socks or have wide feet, size up. It’s Worth Noting: They have a pretty snug fit, but they'll loosen up a bit as you wear them, according to shoppers. Why We Like It: They’re perfect for cooler weather. We wore these house shoes at least one hour a day for two weeks to get a serious feel for the slippers’ comfort, design, quality, durability, and value. With the help of our lab, we tested 23 pairs of slippers and house shoes from podiatrist-recommended brands like UGG, L.L. "If you wear flimsy slippers that don't fit properly, the opposite can happen - for example, instability, plantar fasciitis, heel pain, and irritation of bunion and hammertoes," she warns. When shopping for the best slippers for women, you want to look for qualities such as a platform base, deep heel cup for stability, good arch support to reduce foot pain that comes with conditions such as plantar fasciitis, and a firm yet flexible midsole to help with balance, advises Dr. And just like with your dress shoes and sneakers, there are side effects of wearing ill-fitting slippers. So in a nutshell, your feet deserve better than going without slippers.
"It is especially important for people with diabetes to wear slippers as they can step on a foreign object and not even know," adds Dr. What's more, house shoes protect your feet from potential foreign objects such as splinters and glass. When you wear a supportive pair of slippers, they can help with shock absorption on hard surfaces, including wood floors, tile, and marble, to reduce strain on your joints, she explains. "You want to always wear slippers in the house," says Hillary Brenner, D.P.M., a podiatrist based in New York City. And if you're working from home, you might be looking for the perfect house shoe to help to absorb shock from walking on hard, flat floors that won't leave your feet sweating like crazy during summer or cold during winter. If you're working out or standing all day at work, your feet can certainly take a beating - which makes it more important than ever to invest in a comfortable pair of slippers that will support you and help your body to recover.
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