#62

Cheers, that is really useful. Where did you get them for less than RRP? I can see the first time 10% offer on the website.

#63

I’ve bought some in TK Maxx in the past — I’ve also paid full whack for them (got a summer pair and a winter pair)

I really like them, and I’ve felt like I’ve had my money’s worth, but they definitely are expensive & whether they’re better than others I dunno.

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#64

These were actually a free replacement for some of the older style that broke but then they were still wearable so I went through them first. So it’s probably been a couple of years since I got them… Think offers come up intermittently and I paid maybe £50ish.

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#65

I have these! But a less puffy version I guess? They are SO WARM AND COSY and have a proper sole so you can take the bin out and that without having to get proper shoes on.

(excuse the tea splodges, I’m too lazy to keep them clean)

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They look very silly but as a WFHer for 6 years now who gets cold easily they are the only thing that keep my feet warm

Edit: oh god they are so dirty, sorry DiS

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#66

I have a pair too. Also covered in tea stains. They occassionally get a blast in the washing machine. They were Xmas present years ago from my sister - semi jokey as I love North Face stuff. Have only started wearing them since lockdown and they’re great.

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#67

Woah! Homeys are pretty expensive :frowning: they don’t sell them over here so I’d have to pay about 20 in postage too. I had a pair that fell apart last year after almost a decade of use. I’ll have to wait until my mum visits.

#68

mine are from uniqlo

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they’re ok I guess

#69

I’ve got a pair of slippers that look a lot like those. They’ve got that weird flappy heel. They were a present from Mrs F and I don’t wear them often because I don’t really like them much and now I’m worried they were really expensive.

#70

It says Mahabis on the insole and has an M logo on the sole itself.

Ingrate!

#71

Gonna look at them now.

#72

Oh dear :frowning:

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#73

I really feel massively guilty now. They’re essentially my garden slippers, but honestly I hardly ever bother to put them on even for that.

#74

You know that flappy bit is so you can wear them as a mule or fully on?

#75

I tread the backs down on my slippers a lot, and I’m averse to any slippers that require any hand action or complicated foot manoeuvring. Think I didn’t find them warm enough either.

#76

Ngl, think these might be a game changer for winter (and lumberjacking)…

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#77

Update on ^these bad boys, just pimped them out with some lambs wool inner soles…

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They are now easily the most cosy footwear I have ever worn. Long live winter :snowflake::snowflake::snowflake:

#78

My feet were getting cold so I picked up some mahabis in the end, loving them.

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#79

Mine are starting to go…

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#80

One to watch then. I’ll treat them a little bit kinder than I have.

#81

You will be relieved to know that following that earlier discussion I promoted mine from garden slippers to usual slippers and am satisfied with their performance. And I think it’s perked Mrs F up to see me wearing them again too.

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