These Wool Slippers Shoppers Describe as a ‘Cozy Cocoon’ Are More Than 30% Off Right Now
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A pair of indoor slippers is a cold weather essential, but it’s easy to go through pairs all too quickly — they tend to harbor odors, greatly reducing their cozy factor. That’s why wool slippers have become increasingly popular. Wool is naturally temperature-regulating and moisture-wicking. Crucially, wool is odor-resistant, giving it the properties of a performance fabric without the smell. Wool slippers can be expensive, though, but we spotted a deal at Huckberry that’s hard to pass up.
Typically $108, a Greys Wool Outdoor Slipper Boot is available for $75, a savings of over $30. The boots are made from a wool blend fabric with a rubber sole, and they’re available exclusively at Huckberry. In addition to the boot, the shoes are available in a slipper or mule style, which are also discounted. The slipper is available for $68, while the mule is $61.
Greys Wool Outdoor Slipper Boot, $75 (was $108) at Huckberry 
The cozy, warm wool fabric makes these great shoes for shuffling around the house, but you don’t have to be too precious with them. They feature a rubber outsole, meaning you can wear them to take the dog out or even around town if you’re so inclined. The shoes also have a reinforced rubber toe cap, protecting you from stubbing your toes when the lights are off.
The moisture-wicking and odor-resistant properties make it easy to wear them without socks, but they work with socks too if your feet are extra cold. Wool naturally stretches over time, meaning these slippers will conform to your feet with wear. Fortunately, the shoes are available in five colors, and they come in sizes between a women’s 6 and a men’s 13, so each family member can have their own without any fights breaking out.
These are a top-rated style among Huckberry shoppers, who praised the versatility of the shoes, including the ability to wear them outdoors. One shopper wrote “I use these when I need to go out but don’t want to bother with putting on socks and boots,” while another shopper liked the shoes because they “needed something warm and comfy to take the dog out in the winter.”
Shoppers were also impressed with the warmth and comfort, with one writing that the shoes were “super warm, comfortable and soft” and another describing them as a “cozy cocoon.” Shoppers generally agreed that the shoes run large, and given that there are no half sizes available, it may be advisable to size down if you wear half sizes.
If you missed out on getting slippers this past holiday season, consider picking up a pair of Greys Wool Slipper Boots for over $30 off and slip into a more comfortable 2024.
