I normally wear a US 13 wide but took a chance ordering a non wide 13 for these because I had such a hard time finding any slippers in this open style and my size. They were a bit too snug at first but I could feel that they have some give so I waited a few days to break them in and it paid off. They fit very comfortably now, with a good amount of snugness from the band on the top and sides. They never feel like they will just randomly slip off and they haven't tripped me up in any way. Also the slippers do an unexpectedly good job at keeping my feet slightly warm while still being breathable because of the open design. I've only had them for about a week but I am thoroughly happy with my purchase. I will update my review if anything changes in the future. Read more
Excellent buy. Good quality. Soft and puffy memory foam insole. It seems like it will last a long time. They seem well made and not that cheap quality feel. Good price too. Read more
I've worn the slippers in the house daily for 2 weeks now (we have both tile and carpet), and the top near the toe (see pictures) is coming apart. I compared the design of this slipper to my others and I see that by having the cloth material sewn so that it is on the bottom (touching the floor when you walk), the material can come apart like this from rubbing on the floor. My other slippers have all rubber soles on the bottom, all the upper cloth material does not touch the floor and does not come apart like this. But there's stitching in place on these slippers so that the slippers should still still work even though coming apart (the material won't unravel past the point of the stitching is what I mean), they just don't look nice. As far as the fit/comfort: I'm female with a wide foot (my foot is 26cm long) so the size Medium was what I ordered and the fit was fine. My foot is 4" wide and I've always bought men's wide shoes. After a few days, this slippers' cushion flattened out (like all my other slippers have done, nothing new, I don't think the cushioning is ever meant to stay the same as brand new in slippers), then the top part became too wide, as if stretched out, but it wasn't, I think the padding just flatted out giving more room. My foot started flopping around it was too wide. My daughter has wider feet than I do, so I gave them to her and they fit her great. I love that they are breathable cotton (although the underside of the upper part seems to be non-cotton, maybe polyester). I might try the next smaller size, and use shoe glue (a clear gel type glue) to reinforce the upper area so it doesn't come apart. Or I might keep looking for another cotton slipper that doesn't have the upper material touching the floor. Read more


Not for multiple uses. Slippers felt good for about first three days and then lost shape and cushion quickly thereafter. Only buy if looking to use on a limited/temporary basis like for an overnight guest. Originally fit as expected but then stretched out too much. Read more
it's a bit of a challenge to keep them on with normal walking, but they're padded well enough to be comfortable, and warmer than our hardwood floors they seem overpriced for the relative quality Read more
These fit as expected. They are warm, fluffy, and comfortable. For inside the house only. Not suitable for outdoor wear. Read more
The slippers are OK and look very nice but they start to sag very quickly. Even the rubber sole became too pliable, and I was tripping on myself, which can be dangerous. Honestly, I think this manufacturer has good intentions, but I would pay more if Ofoot beefed up its arch support so it's a true memory foam like that found in Sketcher's athletic shoes, plus stronger elastic to preserve the fit. Read more
Due to the open toe construction they fit size 13M feet very well. They are super comfortable, washable and warm. I had to return their closed toe model but am happy to have found this variation. Love that it isn't filled with a ton of warm synthetic material like many other brands. There is just the right amount of padding for a house slipper. Read more