Tibetan Socks Hand Knit Wool Fleece Lined Long Slipper Socks with Non Slip Soles

I was looking for something more than a slipper to keep my feet warm without them getting sweaty or too hot. The reviews for these were positive so I decided to give them a try. They are amazing! The lining inside makes them comfortable to wear. My feet stay warm without getting too hot. They are so much more comfortable than slippers or wearing socks with slippers. The bottoms have a material that helps keep you from slipping on hard floors. I like that they come up about mid-calf which helps keep the lower leg warm as well. I was concerned that they might not stay up due to my legs being thin, but they stay up great! I bought them in December and am still wearing them in May because we continue to have very cool mornings here in the Midwest this year. The only issue I have had is that they are a tad too long in the foot since they don't come in more sizes. But I've gotten used to that and it's not a huge issue at all.These are so comfortable that once it gets too warm to wear them, I'll be looking forward to bringing them out again in the Fall! The construction is fantastic and they are very well made. I like that they are handmade. The women making them are incredibly talented and I appreciate their effort and abilities. I am very grateful to them as their skills have brought me much comfort and enjoyment. Buying from them is not an act of charity! These are well worth the price, and I expect them to keep my feet warm for many years. I highly recommend them.

i’m the hospital rn for surgery and these little socks are my happy place: they feel cozy. you can tangibly feel that they were made with love. AND The no slip on the bottom means u can wear them here.i’m really weird about textures and my skin is too sensitive for cheap materials which is hard on a budget but these things are so snuggly and the wool is beautiful and warm. i want another pair.Also they’re in alignment with my values— made by Tibetan and Nepalese women *knit in their homes.* Tibet was annexed by China years ago and this purchase is helping to support the women who knit them and protect this beautiful Tibetan tradition. AND the company partners with NGOs to put a part of each purchase towards education materials, food, medicine etc to those in need. maybe i need 3 pairs.

Absolutely worth it.These looked and felt great straight out of the packaging.Then I noticed each one appeared to be a bit different in size.I was going to send them back; however, I went ahead and tried them and my feet don't feel the difference because they're so soft and cozy.Plus I figured since they're hand made, differences will happen.

I bought my normal shoe size, too tight for my toes. I will get my next pair a size up. We've had a couple of unexpectedly cold winters in Texas. I wore holes through my knit boots, previously barely used. I wanted something with a sturdier, longer-lasting sole. These are so soft on the inside, I'm not sure what material they line it with, but it's soft, they kept my legs and feet warm, and the soles are strong. I wore them all over our concrete shop floor for months. I washed and dried as directed. On first arriving they fit more snuggly than I would have liked, more like a too-tight moccasin, but they were so lovely and warm I wouldn't send them back for a larger pair.

I fell in love with these slippers the second I laid my eyes on them. My feet are always cold, and only a good slipper sock will do. I wanted to replace my very well-loved MukLuks, and these looked amazing compared to what they’re offering now. This is my second pair, as I sadly had to return the first pair. There seemed to be a design flaw in them- one of the feet was clubbed, I wasn’t even able to walk on the sole, and there was a hole inside the other. Exchanging these slippers was incredibly easy, and holy moley, fast! I can immediately tell that these are of better quality. They came in a ziplock bag, in addition to the yellow knit, drawstring bag, along with a wash/care guide, and a card with the name of the artisan that hand knit them. They actually fit a tad smaller than the last pair, but actually a better fit! I ordered Size: 9-10.5 Women/7-8.5 MenColor: Purple, and generally wear a size 10. I’m actually beginning to wonder if someone had already worn and returned the first pair? Well, I can immediately feel my feet warming up! The interior fleece is incredibly soft, and I am not irritated by the wool at all! My feet are warm, fabulous, and hand knit with love by Urmila Shreitha! I would absolutely buy another pair in a different color this fall, or buy them as a gift for a loved one. Buy these slippers socks! Even if accidents happen- things can be made right, and totally worth it!!! 🥰

I am paraplegic and have a lot of nerve damage which leaves my feet and lower legs cold all the time. I live in an apartment that has concrete under the flooring and our floors are always ice cold. It burns because it’s nerve pain with the cold. I have never in my 10 years since my injury found socks or slippers that were both comfortable and warm. These are outstanding worth every penny they’re beautifully crafted by hand there’s a lot of individual uniqueness at love put into these! I am so grateful for these and glad I made the purchase! They are so comfortable warm and beautiful! Thank you to my crafter, Who gave me a personally signed by made by card within the packaging!

These are well-constructed, heavy-duty woolen footwear. They are reinforced on the bottom, to be as strong as shoe leather. Mine have never worn out. They are expensive, but they will last forever.These slipper-socks are not oversized, as one review notes. Rather, the length is quite long for your foot, when you first put them on. Just pull the socks up around your feet, and they will fit better. If you downsize, they might be too narrow. I buy an extra size up, so I can wear more woolen socks inside.There is nothing else like this product, here on Amazon or anywhere else, Extremely practical and very comfortable—toasty warm, even in the coldest Minnesota winter.