Felt slipper

Felt Slippers: Felt House Shoes for Women and Men (Made in Germany)

Felt slippers are house shoes made of compressed wool or felt blends that keep the foot warm without becoming stuffy. In this category you will find felt slippers for women and men, from the classic house slipper to wool felt and boiled wool models as well as the popular camel hair slippers. Many models are made as slip-ons: step in, feel good, done.

Our felt house shoes stand for comfort, everyday usability and clean workmanship. A large part of the range is produced with high quality standards, and "Made in Germany" is a central feature of many articles.

Which model suits you?

Choosing is easier when you start from the intended use. Three routes lead quickly to the right pair:

• Quiet and gentle on floors: Models with a felt sole are particularly popular on parquet and laminate. They are light, flat and ideal for quiet evenings at home.
• With hold and a footbed: If you want more structure when standing and walking, you will find it in our felt clogs with a footbed. The anatomically shaped footbed supports the foot noticeably.
• Robust for everyday use: With a slip-resistant rubber sole, the short trip to the letterbox or into the cellar is no problem either.

What matters in material, sole and fit is explained in detail in our guide to felt slippers for men, and the notes apply to women's models just as well.

Why felt? Warm, breathable and pleasant to wear

Felt is a proven material for house shoes: it keeps the foot pleasantly warm without feeling stuffy, ideal for the home, the office or a holiday flat. Important: in this category you will find different felt qualities and material blends depending on the model, for example felt made of 100 percent polyester, felt blends of wool and polyester as well as wool felt (such as 100 percent wool or 85 percent wool). Please always refer to the material details of the individual article.

Particular highlights in the range include:

• Wool felt slippers (for example upper material wool felt with 100 percent wool, depending on the model)
• Boiled wool slippers (sporty, robust and cosy)
• Camel hair slippers as an East German classic with a slip-resistant outsole (EVA)

The right sole: quiet felt outsole or slip-resistant rubber sole (EVA)

So that your felt slippers suit your everyday life, there are different sole types in the category, depending on the model:

• Felt outsole: pleasantly quiet, gentle on floors and popular on wood, parquet or laminate.
• Slip-resistant rubber sole (often described as a rubber EVA outsole): more grip and robust, practical on tiles, in the stairwell or when you briefly step outside.
• Many articles also come in anti-slip variants (for example ABS or special soles), ideal when safety on smooth floors is particularly important.

Sizes and fit: how to find the right pair

Felt slippers come up differently depending on how they are made. As a rule of thumb: anyone who wears the slippers with socks or has a stronger foot shape should choose the larger of the two sizes when in doubt. Wool felt gives a little while being worn and adapts to the foot, while models with a firm footbed keep their shape.

When it comes to sizes, you will find a wide selection depending on the article, in some cases including large sizes. Camel hair slippers, for example, are offered in many size variants. Whether plain in grey and anthracite or with colour accents: the category offers both classic and more eye-catching models, many of them as light, lined variants for cool days.

Care: washable or hand wash, depending on the model

So that felt slippers stay beautiful for a long time, the rule is: always check the care instructions on the article. In this category there are models marked as washable at 30 degrees. Other variants have different care instructions, for example a gentle hand wash below 30 degrees. You will find detailed tips in our guide washing and caring for felt slippers.

Buying felt slippers online at Pantoffelmann

Browse our felt slipper selection and find the right pair, whether warm and soft for cosy evenings or slip-resistant for smooth floors. Various payment methods are available in the shop, including purchase on account.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ) about felt slippers

Which types of felt slippers will I find in this category?

In this category customers will find not only classic felt slippers, but depending on the model also wool felt slippers, boiled wool slippers and camel hair slippers. This makes the selection broad for both women and men and covers different preferences in material and wearing feel.

Are there felt slippers for women and for men?

Yes, most models are intended for both groups and are offered in a continuous size range. Women often go for light models with a felt sole or for felt clogs with a footbed, while men particularly favour the classic house slippers and the boiled wool models.

Which size should I choose for felt slippers?

Anyone who wears the slippers with socks or has a stronger foot shape should choose the larger size when in doubt. Wool felt gives a little while being worn, while models with a firm footbed keep their shape. The exact details are stated on the individual article.

Are the felt slippers in this category meant for slipping on quickly?

Yes, many models are made as practical slip-on slippers. That makes them particularly suitable for everyday use, because you can simply step in without any lengthy putting on or taking off.

Are there felt slipper models Made in Germany?

Yes, Made in Germany is an important feature of many articles in this category. The page highlights this explicitly as a quality aspect, but as always the same applies: it is best to check the details directly on the individual product.

Do felt slippers make your feet sweat?

Felt is often perceived as pleasantly temperature balancing. What matters are the material and the lining of the individual model, so it is worth looking at the article features, for example breathable or lined.

Which sole is better: felt or rubber (EVA)?

For maximum quiet and floor protection, a felt outsole is popular. Anyone who needs more hold, for example on tiles, should go for the slip-resistant rubber or EVA sole.

Are all models made of 100 percent wool?

No, the category offers different materials, for example wool felt with 100 percent wool, wool felt with 85 percent wool as well as felt blends and felt made of 100 percent polyester. The exact composition is always stated on the individual article.