Nauseni Original Himalayan Grey (Women's)
Item # 27236
$69.95
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The careful handcraftsmanship shows in every pair of the Nauseni Original slippers.
These women’s slippers have an upper made of 100% natural wool with a wool-felt midsoles & genuine Himalayan buffalo suede leather outsoles. They’re crafted by hand in Nepal with a simple slip-on design for easy, around-the-house wear.
*Please note the color and material shown in this video may no longer be available
These women’s slippers have an upper made of 100% natural wool with a wool-felt midsoles & genuine Himalayan buffalo suede leather outsoles. They’re crafted by hand in Nepal with a simple slip-on design for easy, around-the-house wear.
- Seamless 100% natural wool upper – since this is a natural material, it will keep your feet cool in summer & warm in winter – perfect for any time of year
- Wool-felt midsole
- Genuine buffalo suede leather outsole
- Simple slip-on design
- Handcrafted in Nepal
- Comes in bags rather than boxes
*Please note the color and material shown in this video may no longer be available
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These are so comfy & easy to wear. There is a lot of padding under the foot which is so nice. I would highly, highly recommend! I feel like the sizing is a bit different than normal EU sizing. I am an 8 in US and I would normally wear a size 39 in comparable styles but I am a 38 in these slippers.
NAUSENI slippers are British designed and handcrafted by female artisans in Nepal. Employing traditional wool felting skills, their female artisans create each pair of slippers using 100% natural wool mixed with water and soap. Carefully hand-felted into one seamless piece, NAUSENI's slippers keep your feet warm in cold winter days and cool in the summer time, thanks to unique qualities of natural wool.
