Sheepskin slippers

Why sheepskin beats faux fur

Wool is a natural thermoregulator. It traps warm air on a cold morning but wicks moisture away rather than holding it, so sheepskin slippers don't leave your feet clammy the way a synthetic fleece lining does. It's also naturally odour-resistant, which matters in a slipper you'll wear barefoot most days.

Made to soften, not wear out

The wool footbed compresses over the first week and takes the shape of your foot. A good pair of sheepskin slippers gets more comfortable across a season, where a synthetic pair flattens and mats. If you're between sizes, size down, sheepskin gives.

Caring for them

Spot clean with a damp cloth and wool-safe detergent, air dry away from radiators, and brush the suede with a soft suede brush to lift the nap. Never machine wash or tumble dry.

About Howdy Hides

We're a small UK business working only with natural hides, sheepskin and cowhide, no synthetic pile.