Slippers as soft as a sock
When temperatures drop, nothing beats slippers that pull on like a sock. The Winter Lined Slipper Socks combine a cable knit and a fluffy lining, with a white cuff at the ankle.
They keep you company on sofa evenings, chilly mornings and weekends at home. Their dotted sole and six colours also make them a cosy Christmas gift, for women and men alike.
The exact composition is not listed. On smooth or wet floors, and on stairs, move carefully.
Features
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Cable knit: a warm, knitted look.
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Fluffy lining: soft, with a white cuff.
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Dotted sole: small dots under the foot.
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Two sizes: M: 35-39 and L: 39-44.
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Six colours: Black, Wine Red, Light Coffee, Navy Blue, Glaze Blue, Dark Gray.
Ideas for use
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Sofa: for a film night.
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Morning: for the first steps on tiles.
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Working from home: warm feet under the desk.
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Weekend: for a cosy day in.
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Gift: for someone who feels the cold.
What's in the box
- 1 pair of slipper socks, in the chosen size and colour
The clothes and accessories shown in the photos are not included.
Use and care
- Choose your size: 35-39 or 39-44.
- Pull them on like a sock, cuff at the ankle.
- Wear them indoors, on dry floors.
Care: follow the label; washing instructions are not specified here. Dry them flat. Safety note: smooth or wet floors and stairs can still be slippery; move carefully. For indoor use only.
Good to know
When choosing a colour, think about where they will be worn: black and dark grey stay discreet, wine red and glaze blue add a touch of colour. As a gift, one pair per person delights the whole family on Christmas morning. After washing, dry them flat, away from a radiator, so the lining stays soft. Pulled on straight out of a warm drawer, they make chilly winter mornings feel a little easier. They also keep you company during family game nights, fireside reading and long working-from-home days on cold tiles. A spare pair in another colour means one is always ready while the other dries.
Pull them on after a winter walk, slip into them before breakfast, or pack a pair in a weekend bag for chalet and cabin trips, where floors are often cold and indoor shoes are not always welcome.