Embroidered Handmade Felt White Slipper

Embroidered Handmade Felt White Slipper

Step into comfort and elegance with our Embroidered Handmade Felt White Slippers. Expertly handcrafted in Nepal, each pair is made from 100% New Zealand wool, ensuring a soft, breathable, and durable feel. These slippers are meticulously designed with intricate embroidery that adds a touch of artistry to your everyday footwear.

The wool felt provides natural insulation, keeping your feet warm in colder weather while remaining breathable and odor-resistant. The soft felt material molds comfortably to the shape of your feet, offering a snug, supportive fit. Ideal for indoor wear, these slippers combine cozy comfort with stylish embroidery, making them perfect for lounging at home or as a thoughtful gift.

 Features:

• Crafted from 100% New Zealand wool
• White color design for a stylish and modern look
• Breathable, moisture-wicking, and temperature-regulating
• Soft, comfortable, and supportive for all-day wear

Benefits of the Embroidered Handmade Felt White Slippers:

1. Soft and Comfortable: Made from 100% New Zealand wool, these slippers offer a soft and cozy feel against your skin. The wool naturally molds to your feet, providing a comfortable, customized fit.
2. Breathable and Odor-Resistant: Wool is naturally breathable, keeping your feet cool in warm weather and warm in cooler conditions. It also resists odors, ensuring your slippers stay fresh even with frequent use.
3. Customizable: We offer custom sizes, colors, and designs, allowing you to create the perfect pair of slippers that fit your personal style and needs.

Care Instructions:

To keep your Embroidered Handmade Felt White Slippers looking their best:

1. Spot Clean: Gently blot any stains with a damp cloth. Use a mild soap solution if needed. Avoid soaking the wool to maintain its shape and texture.
2. Air Dry Naturally: If your slippers become wet, allow them to air dry at room temperature. Do not place them in direct sunlight or use heat sources, as excessive heat can damage the wool.