Women's Sheepskin Slippers

There’s nothing quite like the moment you take off your shoes and swap them for the cosy comfort of your favourite pair of women’s sheepskin slippers. The feel of soft, cosy fleece on your feet, the plush fleece linings providing sweet relief. Hard day at work? Feet cold after a chilly walk? Slip into something a little more comfortable with our cuff, mule or toe posts.

Our collection features several gorgeous styles, including traditional women’s sheepskin cuff slippers, sheepskin mules, flip flops & moccasins. All are carefully crafted from sumptuous, thick sheepskin for plush comfort and support for tired feet. Created specifically to cushion the feet completely and provide superior warmth, each style includes a durable rubber sole for extended wear. Treat yourself and invest in luxury! Colours include warm chestnut, rose pink, light grey, rich plum, sultry mink and beige.

Did you know that sheepskin has the most amazing natural properties, including odour absorption, moisture absorption and temperature control? it envelopes, cushions and moulds to your foot to give a soothing, relaxing feel. Man has tried to recreate what nature has given us, but nothing comes close! Our Women’s Sheepskin Slippers are dirt resistant, flame retardant and they warm your feet when cold and cool your feel when too hot.

Are Women’s Sheepskin Slippers Waterproof?

Sheepskin is a natural material and while is does repel water, making the slippers water resistant, it does not make them waterproof. Water will come in through the stitch holes if you go out in the rain. Eventually the water will seep through the material itself, so we would not recommend walking in rain or snow in them.

Are Women’s Sheepskin Slippers Hard Wearing

Yes, both the sole material, which is made from thermoplastic rubber, and the natural sheepskin uppers, are extremely durable. Sheepskin is the natural skin of a sheep and will give many years of wear if you look after it.

How Do I Look After Women’s Sheepskin Slippers?

If the slippers do get wet, then the best solution is to stuff them with tissue paper, newspaper or a clean dry cloth and leave them to dry naturally. If they get dirty then mop with a damp cloth or use a light sheepskin cleaner if the staining is bad. This natural material does not respond well to harsh treatment so fluids like Scotchgard are not recommended as they will destroy the natural oils in the skin.