Acorn Women's Moccasin Slipper with Indoor Outdoor Rubber Sole
Description
A women's moccasin slipper with a plush upper, a moisture wicking fleece lining that keeps feet warm without overheating, and genuine suede sidewalls. The textured rubber sole is built for indoor and outdoor wear, so it holds up on a driveway or a doctor's office floor, not only on carpet.
Inside, Acorn's Cloud Cushion footbed layers multiple levels of support for a soft, structured feel underfoot rather than a slipper that flattens after a few weeks.
Classic moccasin silhouette. Available in women's sizing.
Why It Matters
A good slipper helps. A good slipper with a real sole helps more, because you can keep it on to get the mail, walk to the car, or step outside without stopping to change.
Warm without overheating, cushioned enough to stay comfortable through a long day at home, and sturdy enough to leave the house in.
A women's moccasin slipper with a plush upper, a moisture wicking fleece lining that keeps feet warm without overheating, and genuine suede sidewalls. The textured rubber sole is built for indoor and outdoor wear, so it holds up on a driveway or a doctor's office floor, not only on carpet.
Inside, Acorn's Cloud Cushion footbed layers multiple levels of support for a soft, structured feel underfoot rather than a slipper that flattens after a few weeks.
Classic moccasin silhouette. Available in women's sizing.
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