Start your morning off right by sliding into a pair of Dearfoams. With a rubber sole, our velour slippers can be worn indoors while getting ready for the day or outside if you need to grab the mail or walk the dog. A closed back creates a secure feel around the foot, while a quilted design adds an elegant touch. Plus, Dearfoams velour slippers are designed with a multi-density cushioned insole with memory foam for instant comfort. Cleaning them is easy — simply machine wash in cold water and lay flat to dry.
Dearfoams is a slipper brand with great awareness. They understand exactly what customers are looking for– from pampering your feet in cozy softness to keeping you one step ahead of the game.
From the manufacturer
Easy Slip On Design
Dearfoams slippers are designed with a multi-density cushioned insole with memory foam, bringing you instant comfort and relaxation. Our Katie slippers are easy on/off for quick and convenient shoe changes to ease your tired feet. The A-line vamp provides secure underfoot comfort.
Temperature Regulating
Cool meets cozy with Dearfoams DF Adapt: No Sweat Comfort. Cool and fresh technology regulates foot temperature providing ultimate comfort all day long!
Stable and Supportive
With a sturdy and durable slip-resistant rubber sole, our slippers can be worn indoors while lounging around the house or outdoors to grab the mail. They offer stable and supportive underfoot comfort, putting confidence in every step.
Machine Washable Convenience
Cleaning your Dearfoams slippers is easy! For best results, machine wash in cold water on gentle cycle and lay flat to dry.
I've owned several pairs of Dearfoams slippers, and I never had this much trouble trying (and failing) to find a size that fits me. I'm a pretty consistent size 8.5, regular width. This puts me in between their sizes, but size Large (9-10) usually fits okay if I wear them with socks. When I ordered these in large, they were ridiculously large (even with socks) and so loose on the sides that they felt like a wide width. I figured maybe they just run big, so I ordered the next size down (medium, size 6-8) and they were far too small/narrow, even without socks. My sister is a size 8 so I thought I'd give them to her, but she couldn't even get them on her feet. She asked if I was sure it wasn't a children's size. We double checked and they were definitely adult women's medium. I realize slippers aren't a precise fit, but the difference between the medium and large was pretty significant. I even tried ordering a different type of Dearfoams slipper and had the same problem.Another pretty annoying "feature" is that the label/tag was attached by punching through the rubber sole. On every pair I tried. So already there's a built-in tiny hole in a rubber sole that would otherwise be water resistant. I don't remember my previous Dearfoam slippers ever having holes pre-punched in the soles. (Who thought that was a good idea??).So after ordering (and returning) 4 pairs of slippers, I think it's safe to conclude that Dearfoams sizing has changed or is just inconsistent. I try to support American brands, but these aren't even made in USA anymore, so I took a chance and ordered a different brand I hadn't heard of before (Acorn). I was pleasantly surprised that the Acorn slippers fit great, have a pretty sturdy rubber sole (without pre-punched holes!), and the fabric is a super cute design. Hopefully they'll hold up pretty well but we'll see. At least they fit properly.