And New Zealand made Minnie Cooper Mary Janes.
And my velvet Laura Ashley slippers that are literally falling apart but the glue is holding, so far.
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I love my Sheep by the Sea wool slippers. They are so cozy but have held up quite well. I got mine in Ireland but they can be found in various online shops.
If you really want to go sturdy, I’d rec a lined Crocs slide.
Aug 19, 2024
These green subu slippers are without a doubt my most worn shoe.
Soft velvety insoles cushioned within a puffy nylon exterior make even the most aimless day of sidling between bed, sofa & kitchen a real sensory treat.
They are also suitable for outdoor wear, with their durable rubber sole & waterproof puffer shell. Like wee armadillos for your feet.
I’ve worn mine every day for the last 3 years (excluding the odd weekend away, in which I missed them dearly!) and only now are they showing signs of wear.
Equal parts comfy, stylish & practical PLUS affordable. These slippers have got me through some dark winters / times.
Jun 24, 2025
Ahhh, it’s been a while since a clothing ask has scratched that itch in the back of my head. I think the Vinny’s take on a Mary Jane is 10/10. The black leather (brown looks nice too) + the chunky sole is an easy win. I can’t wait to wear these around with shorts and pink socks peeking through the opening.
They also do an incredible Fisherman sandal. I know these might not be for everyone but I’ve seen countless fits with these, including recent PI.FYI guest Aaron Levine, aka the menswear god himself.
For the girls, y’all have cool choices that the boys don’t get to have 😔 Look at these Mary Jane’s from Solovair in a gorgeous olive leather. Look at this Fisherman / Mary Jane hybrid from G. H. Bass. And the Sebago Angelina’s that broke the internet seem to be going on sale on some sites.
It’s a weird shoe summer™️ and I’m here for it.
Jun 24, 2024
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