




Frequently asked questions about shoes & slippers
Slippers for comfort and relief in everyday life
Slippers should give your feet a rest and at the same time relieve pressure when you walk and stand a lot. For those of you who have foot problems, older feet or work on hard floors, choosing the right slippers for your feet is crucial. Here you will find women's slippers and indoor slippers with anatomically designed footbeds, a stable feel and breathable materials, such as wool and sheepskin. Choose slip-in for easy putting on or more enveloping models with a heel cap for extra support. A sole with shock absorption softens your step and reduces the strain on your heel, knee and back. If you want to be able to step out for a short while, an outsole made of rubber or EVA is suitable. Regardless of whether you are looking for warm wool slippers for cold floors or cork slippers with clear arch support, there is a model that makes everyday life both more comfortable and safer.
How to choose the right slippers
For heel spurs and plantar fasciitis, a firm footbed with support under the arch of the foot and a surrounding heel cup is usually a good choice. If you stand for a long time at work, a stable sole with cushioning and a spacious toe box can provide relief throughout the session. For older feet, an easy opening, slip-in with a covered front and extra grip in the outsole provide safer steps. If you freeze easily, wool and sheepskin are heat-regulating and comfortable, supplement with warming insoles if necessary. If you need to take a few steps outdoors, an EVA outsole works great. Feel free to combine with everyday socks made of natural materials to keep your feet dry and reduce the risk of chafing.
Benefits of foot-correcting slippers
- Relieves heel and arch pain in case of heel spurs and tired feet
- Stable sole and anatomical footbed that guides the foot correctly
- Non-slip outsole provides safe walking on slippery floors
- Materials like wool and sheepskin regulate heat and transport moisture away
- An adult often walks eight to ten thousand steps per day, which increases the need for support even at home
- If necessary, supplement with a wool insole for extra warmth and comfort.
