The plain cotton house slipper that sells all year: breathable upper, soft lining, and a lightweight sole that will not mark a wooden floor.

The one that pays the rent. A plain cotton house slipper is the least glamorous product in the range and usually the highest volume — it sells in spring, it sells in autumn, and it survives a wash.

Construction

• Upper: woven cotton with a soft brushed inner face.
• Sole: lightweight non-marking TPR, flexible enough to fold flat for packing.
• Sizes: 36–41, with a kids' version on the same last.

Available in a plain colourway or with a woven label under your own brand.