5 Reasons This Fuzzy Slipper Is the One You’d Answer the Door In
Summary:
Most of us believe a slipper is something you hide when the doorbell rings.
So it slaps off on the stairs, cooks your feet within the hour, and you end up barefoot on cold tile.
If you’ve ever kicked off your slippers halfway through a movie, you’re not alone.
A fuzzy two-strap slipper from Corfou — The New York Slipper — is changing that. Five reasons.
It holds like a sandal
The usual slipper has one band over your toes and nothing over the middle. So your foot slides, your heel lifts, and it slaps off on the stairs.
This one has a second strap over the instep, the way a sandal does. The foot has nowhere to go.
Couch, stairs, front door. Still on.
The open toe is the point
A closed slipper in a house heated to 70 is a furnace by the end of the hour. So it comes off, and you’re back to bare feet.
This one is plush around the foot and open at the toe. Warm where you get cold, open where you get hot.
Warm through April. Never a furnace.
Answer the door. Get the mail.
The doorbell, the mailbox, the trash cans, the dog. The moments a slipper usually makes you change shoes, or hide your feet.
This one has a real sole underneath, textured and low to the ground, so the porch and the driveway are fine. It’s a house shoe, not a shoe.
The doorbell rings and you just open it.
Sandal outside, slipper inside
Curly faux fur on the straps, plush lining under the foot. A sponge midsole, and a textured, rubber-like sole that sits low to the ground.
Just over ten ounces a pair. Spot clean with a damp cloth, air dry, never the dryer.
Four colors: Cream, Coffee, Gray, Black.
Right now, two pairs for one
Buy one pair and the second is free. Keep both colors, or give one: mom, daughter, sister, the guest room.
Sizes come in pairs, 5–6 through 11–12. Take the pair your usual size falls in. Between two, take the larger.
Thirty days to swap either pair. A person answers. The free pair won’t be there forever.
