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tege0005 t1_iw4a0bf wrote

Glerups are great but they’re felt and won’t last forever. LL Bean has some very nice leather lined slippers that are definitely BIFL material.

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WeirdEngineerDude t1_iw4miqv wrote

I second this. I love the leather lined LL Bean slippers. I’ve been wearing them for about 30 years now whenever I’m home. Sadly they only last about 5-8 years for me. Still great imho. They used to be about $65 when I got my first pair and they are now like $120.

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jojointheflesh t1_iw488gs wrote

Glerups! Or just have a pair of Birkenstocks for inside :)

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yumyumdrop t1_iw4bmhg wrote

I wear crocs around the house because anything with a lining makes my feet sweat. I love them.

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haikufox t1_iw5hbt4 wrote

Crocs paired with socks: low cut thin bamboo or cotton, when it's warm; thick high cotton or wool over thin pair, when it's cold. Socks really help to regulate temperature and help with sweat (by wicking and preventing contact with rubber). Couldn't be more happy. Croclite is virtually indestructible and easy to clean. Socks can be rotated every other day to keep them fresh.

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insertcleverthought t1_iw5p0fh wrote

I would get Dansko clogs and just designate a pair for house or indoor use only.

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Wemi451 t1_iw48p3k wrote

I have a pair of nice smart wool slippers with no lining

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excited_and_scared t1_iw4gkuk wrote

I don’t have their slippers, but the quality of the Bombas socks is amazing. I’ve yet to get rid of or even need to darn a single sock of theirs, despite an estimated 5+ years of use on some of them. Just ordered a few more today, actually!

(As my other socks die, I’m replacing them with Bombas.)

(Edited for grammar)

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CatsNSquirrels t1_iw5w789 wrote

Bombas is not as good as it used to be. I have had to repair so many of my husband’s socks that I’ve had to finally start throwing them away. Nonstop holes in the ones purchased within the last 2 years.

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excited_and_scared t1_iw92og1 wrote

Oh no! I’ll keep an eye on the batch I just ordered and report back; the ones my husband got recently-ish have all been ok… maybe it depends on which models we’re getting? They have a few different ones now.

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G_Peccary t1_iw4ip4k wrote

Sullivan Glove Co makes two pairs of deerskin slippers with no lining:

Thurlow

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BootHunter Cabin Slippers

I believe you have to size down because deerskin stretches so read the description carefully.

I own some of their gloves and they are definitely BIFL and MIUSA. Great customer service too.

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stbunny t1_iw5zqfu wrote

Same! I hate how they 1) make my feet sweat 2) get stinky 3) impossible to wash! I bought some Birkenstocks for the inside of my house. I’ve had them for about a year and I really like them

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WiseChoices t1_iw48hlw wrote

I use a couple of types of Isotoner slippers.

I find their quality quite good.

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Gator_Tail t1_iw4q9ek wrote

I’ve got a pair of Vivobarefoot Opanka Slippers. Bought them used on eBay. They are all leather, except the sole, no lining in sight.

Edit: FWIW, I’m a man. I see they only have the women’s ones on their website now. Not sure any of this matters.

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apf102 t1_iw4sd7m wrote

Homies

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nighttimecharlie t1_iw4zthj wrote

Birkenstocks "Boston" with felted wool or just leather.

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pwstern79 t1_iw5blov wrote

Minnetonka moccasins

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Argyrus777 t1_iw5twbx wrote

Adidas slides that’s made with the ultra boost material, NOT the Costco one. They look really similar

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slugbonez t1_iw68oqt wrote

I looked into Glerups but settled on Kyrgies instead. I’m on my second pair in the last 10 years because they literally wore out from use during Covid.

https://kyrgies.com/

I wear these all day, every day. And they have a nice pledge toward climate change. Great brand!

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Stray_Alleycat t1_iw9vjv3 wrote

Garneau slippers, still made in Quebec

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