Acorn Womens Bristol Loafer Slipper, Breathable Knit, Traction Sole
Description
A lightweight women's loafer slipper with a breathable knitted tweed upper and a moisture wicking terry lining, made for feet that tend to overheat. Genuine suede sidewalls add structure, and the indoor outdoor sole is built for traction, so it can be worn to the car or the mailbox without changing shoes.
The Ultralight Cloud Cushion memory foam footbed pairs soft cushioning with high density support, and a heel wedge is built in to help stabilize the stride.
Classic moccasin silhouette in a warm weather weight. Available in women's sizing.
Why It Matters
This is the warm weather answer. Knit upper, terry lining, and enough airflow that your feet are covered without being smothered.
The sole matters just as much. It is made for traction and for going outside, so you keep them on to get the mail or meet a ride. And when fatigue or treatment has left you less steady than usual, a slipper with real structure underfoot is a different thing from one that folds when you stand.
A lightweight women's loafer slipper with a breathable knitted tweed upper and a moisture wicking terry lining, made for feet that tend to overheat. Genuine suede sidewalls add structure, and the indoor outdoor sole is built for traction, so it can be worn to the car or the mailbox without changing shoes.
The Ultralight Cloud Cushion memory foam footbed pairs soft cushioning with high density support, and a heel wedge is built in to help stabilize the stride.
Classic moccasin silhouette in a warm weather weight. Available in women's sizing.
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