Women's Alyssa Australian Merino Sheepskin Scuff Slippers with Arch Support

These are the most comfortable slippers I have ever owned. 3rd pair as I usually need a new pair every 2 years when I wear out the fuzz. They have excellent arch support and a nice hard sole. I wear them all year long and they never stink. These are a winner!

They are warm, have hard souls and I have mobility issues, so these are wonderful for me to walk in. I can wear them outside and then since I don't go outside very far.

For those of us who don't know, shearling and sheepskin are different products. - Shearling is not sheepskin. The wool typically wears off quickly. - Sheepskin is the skin and the wool still intact (not shorn and glued on to another leather or fabric; not shearling). Also, to reduce Plantar fasciitis, wear footwear with a rigid sole and a soft midfoot to reduce impact on the heel. It was HARD for me to find 100% sheepskin slippers with a 100% sheepskin footbed, and these were the least expensive I found. I wear an 8.5 (US). The site said for half sizes to order down, so I bought the 8. It fit snuggly, and after several days it fit perfectly and remains a perfect fit nine months later. My feet find these slippers to: - be comfortable, - have enough support for my plantar fasciitis, and - mold to my feet (which gives me even better support). Plus I wear them all day every day, and they don't stink yet. The only thing I don't like about these slippers is that the wool started coming off at the heel after a few months. Nonetheless, they appear to me to be sheepskin. I'll buy them again. (Note: I don't write fake reviews.)

I thought I had found the perfect slipper. The shearling is thick and plush, making for a luxurious first step. I bought these in December 2022 (it's now Aug 22). In March or so, the slippers had stretched so much I began researching ways to shrink them back to size. By late July a hole had formed at the seam of my big toe. With the word slip in slipper now accentuated, I decided it was time to retire these holy, stretched out, 7 month old slippers. Sadly. I thought these were gonna be the one. Over the years I have tried Ugg, Acorn, LLBean, Dearform and many smaller brands with real shearling. Ultimately the Beans may not keep the plush feel of the overland slipper, but the shoe will maintain its shape and the craftsmanship will keep it together. If you're looking for a lovely luxury to wear a few times a year - get the Overlands. For an everyday slipper they don't work.

They are super comfy

These slippers are a beautiful color and have a substantial sole. They do run a tad large but not enough to return. They are a bit pricey for a slipper compared to other sheepskin slippers i have bought but the purple color is unique which I love.

My favorite slippers! A really nice arch that is firm but softening with the plush fur. I treat myself to a pair nearly every year. Well-made and a good value.

I love these slippers. This is my second pair. They are made from durable and attractive materials which survive daily wear and even nasty weather conditions. So easy to slip right into them and call it a day!

I wish the outer sole at the toe was not squared off. I've tripped several times catching my toe on a low threshold between hardwood and a tile floor. How about a curve at the outer toe? They are comfortable though.

These were beautiful and well made. I really wanted them to work but they were to wide. Felt good at first but if fur packed any they would come off. I don't like wearing socks with slippers so sadly had to return. That was simple. Really wish you had a narrow