DearfoamsWomen's Quilted Velour Clog House Slipper

Name: Women's Quilted Velour Clog House Slipper
Brand: Dearfoams
Price: 28.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.00 (5 reviews)

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4 (5)

$28.00

Color:Leopard

Size:S

You — and your feet — deserve a break. With luxe velour lining and our classic memory foam cushions, these clogs are a must at the end of a long day. Best of all, durable indoor/outdoor outsoles offer the perfect excuse to take the comfort of home on-the-go. And when it's time for a quick refresh, these slippers can be machine washed on gentle.

Product Features
- Cozy velour lining and footbed
- No sweat comfort with DF Adapt keeps feet cozy and dry
- Cushioned insole with memory foam for added comfort
- Easy on/off silhouette with indoor/outdoor outsole
- Machine washable for long lasting freshness Dry flat
- Polyester
- Spot clean
- Imported
- Request warranty information
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5 reviews

2 years ago

from LA

Great little slipper

I have worn similar Dearfoams for years. These are my latest. I like them very much, very comfy. But these have too many tags sewn on them. There is one in the middle of the insole in front of the heel that is very irritating, and one on the inside seam that is equally irritating, plus itchy. Neither of those can be removed without destroying the slipper. The one of the outside is just superfluous. I know what brand I bought. All of this information on tags used to be on the bottom of the sole of the slipper, where it caused no annoyance. I think all these tags were added by marketing people, probably men, who don't wear slippers. Won't buy again if they have all the tags.