Glerups wool felt slipper with rubber sole
This Glerups slipper is handmade and made of 100% wool felt. The slippers have a honey colored nature rubber sole with a profile. The sole is non-slip and great to use on a damp surface, for example to walk outside after it has rained. Natural materials, high-quality workmanship and a minimalist design make this felt shoe unique.
Wool felt keeps the feet warm and regulates the foot climate. To optimally feel the natural properties of wool on your skin, we recommend wearing wool felt shoes or slippers with bare feet.
Size advice : this slipper is normal to large. This means that you can keep your normal shoe size. The shape of the shoe follows the contours of the foot, so that the shoe stays in place.Size chart
By first measuring the length of your foot, you can choose the right slipper size in the table below. How do you measure your foot length? Look here for the explanation.
| Shoe size EU | 36 | 37 | 38 | 39 | 40 | 41 | 42 | 43 | 44 | 45 | 46 | 47 | 48 |
| Foot size in cm. (approximately) | 22.5 | 23.2 | 23.8 | 24.7 | 25.3 | 26 | 26.5 | 27.3 | 28 | 28.7 | 29.3 | 30 | 30.7 |
Sole
Honey-colored nature rubber sole with profile, anti-slip and great to use on a damp surface, for example to walk outside if it has rained.
The rubber sole of this slipper is not flat, but slightly convex, so that you can easily roll off the foot.
Washing instructions
Glerups slippers are made of felt (wool) and can be washed by hand or on a wool wash program of up to 30 degrees. When they come out of the washing machine, it is best to put the Glerups on or rub them into the right shape while they are still damp. Then let them dry further.Glerups: a pure product
Naturally. Nice. Hot. That is Glerups from Denmark, a Scandinavian company that makes slippers and indoor shoes from wool felt. The company buys sheep's wool exclusively from specially selected New Zealand sheep farmers with relatively small sheep herds. During production, the wool is not treated chemically, but naturally and gently - from the raw material to the final product. The sheep are sheared twice a year. The wool is washed in soft water and carded (combed) after drying. The carded wool is then felted into the desired shape in warm soapy water.
Glerups products are very popular in Scandinavia and are now conquering the rest of Europe! Anyone who has ever worn them won't want any other slippers!
Naturally. Nice. Hot. Glerups from Denmark.
