Acorn Mens Classic Moccasin Slipper, Fleece Lined, Rubber Sole
Description
A men's moccasin slipper with a plush upper and a moisture wicking fleece lining that keeps feet warm without overheating. Genuine suede sidewalls add structure, and the textured rubber sole is made to move between indoors and outdoors, so it holds up on a driveway or a waiting room floor rather than carpet alone.
Acorn's Cloud Cushion footbed layers multiple levels of support underfoot, so the slipper keeps its shape through daily wear instead of flattening after a few weeks.
Classic moccasin silhouette. Available in men's sizing. Part of the Everyday Essentials for Him collection.
Why It Matters
A good slipper does more work than it gets credit for. Fleece lined for the cold that settles in on infusion days. A cushioned footbed that holds its shape instead of flattening by month two. And a rubber sole, so the walk to the mailbox or out to the car does not mean stopping to find shoes.
Nothing about it announces itself. It is just there by the bed every morning, doing its job.
A men's moccasin slipper with a plush upper and a moisture wicking fleece lining that keeps feet warm without overheating. Genuine suede sidewalls add structure, and the textured rubber sole is made to move between indoors and outdoors, so it holds up on a driveway or a waiting room floor rather than carpet alone.
Acorn's Cloud Cushion footbed layers multiple levels of support underfoot, so the slipper keeps its shape through daily wear instead of flattening after a few weeks.
Classic moccasin silhouette. Available in men's sizing. Part of the Everyday Essentials for Him collection.
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