The 11 Best Slippers of 2022, Tested and Reviewed

Best Overall: HAFLINGER Unisex AT Wool Hard Sole Slippers

4.8

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Our Ratings

• Design
  5/5
• Quality
  5/5
• Comfort
  4/5
• Durability
  5/5
• Value
  5/5

Who else recommends it? Bob Vila and The Strategist also picked the HAFLINGER Unisex AT Wool Hard Sole Slippers.

What do buyers say? 88% percent of 200+ Amazon reviewers rated this 4 stars or above.

These slippers have molded arch support that helps with the fit and alignment of the foot. They're designed to keep your feet at the right temperature no matter what environment you’re in, and they will absorb moisture to help keep them dry, too. The brand claims that the rubber soles on the bottom make these slippers great to use inside or outdoors, and our tester confirmed this claim.

When road-testing these slippers, our tester noted that she needed the first few days to break them in. Afterward, she performed her usual chores in the house and reported no discomfort. She liked that the material was breathable, which is optimal for those with sweaty feet. The slippers feature a classic design and prove to be more functional than plush or cozy, and yet, our tester couldn't stop raving about the comfort. Take note, the wool sheds a little at first, but it wasn't an alarming amount.

Price at time of publish: $60+

Best Budget: Bombas Gripper Slippers

4.7

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Our Ratings

• Design
  5/5
• Quality
  4/5
• Comfort
  5/5
• Durability
  4.5/5
• Value
  5/5

You can think of this option from Bombas as a half slipper, half sock. It covers your entire foot, keeping you extra warm in the winter, and features a cushioned sole with grippers on the bottom. A little packing bag comes with your purchase, which makes these slippers travel-friendly.

Our tester described these slippers as glorified socks rather than indoor shoes. She loved the lightweight feel and the fact that the brushed lining felt soft and cozy without making her feel too warm. Since they wear similarly to socks, you can cozy up on your couch without having to remove them.

You can machine wash these slippers, but our tester said she could tell the material might start to pill after a few washes. One complaint she had about the design: The insert shift between the inner and outer linings tends to shift when you take the slippers on and off, which can be annoying to adjust constantly.

Price at time of publish: $45

Best Supportive: Vionic Women's Gemma Mule Slipper

4.1

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Our Ratings

• Design
  4.5/5
• Quality
  3.5/5
• Comfort
  5/5
• Durability
  3.5/5
• Value
  4/5

Vionic is known for its podiatrist-designed, arch support shoe offerings, so we weren't surprised our tester gave it a perfect score for comfort. She claimed that the Gemma Mules gave her reportedly flat, achy feet a ton of support—in fact, they stopped aching nearly instantly after putting them on. The effortless slip-on style is convenient for moving about your home.

In terms of comfort, our tester liked that they gave her a good balance of warmth and breathability. She does, however, wish that the lining felt a little more high-quality. The soles are thick and sturdy, so the slippers are technically fine to wear outside the house for some quick errands; keep in mind that the terry material might attract debris.

Aesthetic is always subjective to the user, but our tester didn't care much for the clunky design of the shoe, costing the slippers some points. This aside, she says she's never worn slippers this supportive, and highly recommends them for runners looking for instant relief after a long day.

Price at time of publish: $38+

Best Memory Foam: L.L. Bean Wicked Good Moccasins

4.2

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Our Ratings

• Design
  4/5
• Quality
  4/5
• Comfort
  5/5
• Durability
  4/5
• Value
  4/5

These classic-looking moccasins are durable and attractive, and will stand up to everything from morning walks with the dog to chasing kids around the living room.

Named "wicked good" for a reason, these slippers are made from sheepskin and have a soft shearling lining that's designed to wick away moisture. The memory foam footbed ensures a comfortable fit—even when you're wearing them for hours at a time—and the hard sole offers the perfect amount of support.

Our tester found them extremely comfortable and warm and praised the timeless moccasin design and non-slip grip. She just wished that they were a little less bulky, but noted it wasn't enough of a turnoff for her to dislike them.

Price at time of publish: $89

Best Wool: L.L.Bean Glerups Wool Slippers

4.1

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Our Ratings

• Design
  5/5
• Quality
  4/5
• Comfort
  3.5/5
• Durability
  4/5
• Value
  4/5

These slippers list premium felted wool and genuine leather as materials used, and our tester could attest to the luxe feel of wearing these slippers. She was first drawn to its chic and minimal look. Since they're made of wool, there isn't any added lining inside—but our tester claimed they were perfectly warm for chilly mornings and nights. She also enjoyed that the slippers wouldn't get too warm or feel heavy when walking.

The slippers are pricey at $100, but given the materials used, it seems like a fair price for comfy slippers. One downside? The slippers didn't come in our tester's exact shoe size 5, so the next size up felt a tad roomy. There were also no instructions on the site or box on how to clean the slippers.

Price at time of publish: $100

Best Sheepskin: Old Friend Juliet Slipper

4.5

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Our Ratings

• Design
  5/5
• Quality
  4.5/5
• Comfort
  5/5
• Durability
  5/5
• Value
  4.5/5

For something ultra-cozy, these sheepskin slippers provide great support and a high-quality feel, according to our tester. She loved the fur lining, which kept her feet at a comfortable temperature. The open back offers a slight twist to the traditional moccasin style, but it makes the slippers easy to slip into and remove. Plus, the fur cuff adds more warmth at the ankle and makes for a cute touch!

While our tester didn't have any complaints about comfort, she said she wished the sole could provide more cushion. The slippers also aren't machine washable, so you have to wipe them clean in case of any accidental spills. In the end, although they're a bit pricey, our tester said she could tell the Juliet slippers would most likely last for years.

Price at time of publish: $92

Best Plush: Parachute Cozy Bootie

4.5

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Our Ratings

• Design
  4/5
• Quality
  4.5/5
• Comfort
  5/5
• Durability
  4.5/5
• Value
  4.5/5

Stay warm all day long—inside and outdoors— in these booties. The extra coverage around your ankles locks in more heat, and the strong, rubber sole allows for use on hardwood floors or concrete sidewalks.

The super soft sherpa feels amazingly soft when you pull these booties on. Our tester gave them a full five points for comfort, and she tested them with and without socks. She also gave the boots a fairly high score in terms of durability, but she expressed missing some curvature and having her feet feel like they could break into the slippers more. She also noted some pilling on the inside of the boots after nine days of wear.

Price at time of publish: $59

Most Stylish: Sorel Nakiska Scuff Slippers

4.4

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Our Ratings

• Design
  4.5/5
• Quality
  4/5
• Comfort
  5/5
• Durability
  4/5
• Value
  4.5/5

If you're looking for a pair of slippers that will fit right in with your stylish athleisure, these Sorels are just the ticket. The exterior is made of felt and suede, which gives the slippers a look that manages to be both polished and cozy at the same time.

The bottom of the slipper is coated in grippy rubber, so you can grab the mail from outside or wear these out onto your deck without getting damp feet or frozen toes. The slipper is lined with faux fur and has a removable cushioned insole that reviewers say provides great arch support and makes these slippers comfortable enough to wear for hours at a time.

Our tester loved that her feet didn't overheat in these slippers, but she wished the lining was made of higher quality material, like wool or real fur, costing the slippers a point in quality. She recommends these slippers for those who want something cozy and non-slip to walk around in but don't necessarily need extra warmth.

Price at time of publish: $85

Best for Sweaty Feet: Dearfoams Women's Sydney Shearling Scuff Slipper

4.5

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Our Ratings

• Design
  5/5
• Quality
  4/5
• Comfort
  5/5
• Durability
  4.5/5
• Value
  4/5

These Dearfoams slippers are on more of the affordable end in the slippers category, perfect for gifting to a few loved ones. They offer the best of both worlds, with sheepskin uppers and lining to keep you warm, but a backless style and moisture-wicking scuffs to prevent your feet from overheating and sweating.

Thanks to the sturdy rubber sole, you can wear these slippers outdoors too. However, our tester took off points for durability because even after a few days of wear, she could spot a few small cracks and pieces falling off. The sole is also pretty flat, which isn't ideal for someone who needs arch support.

In the end, the slippers are comfortable, lightweight, and worth buying if you prioritize price and a sweat-free experience.

Price at time of publish: $50+

Best Indoor/Outdoor: Birkenstock Zermatt Shearling Slippers

4

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Our Ratings

• Design
  4/5
• Quality
  4/5
• Comfort
  3.5/5
• Durability
  4.5/5
• Value
  4/5

Birkenstock is a brand known for making quality slippers, and the Zermatt features their iconic cork-latex footbed, which our tester noted gave them good walking support and the functionality of an outdoor shoe. The slippers are also shearling-lined and feature wool uppers, giving them the classic Birkenstock feel with the added benefit of warmth.

At first, our tester found the slippers a bit stiff—plus, they made her feet feel a little too warm, which is why she took off a point and a half for comfort. However, she appreciated that they offered ample support and thinks she might need more of a break-in period. Overall, we don't think they're worth nearly $100, especially if they don't provide the most comfortable experience, but they're supportive, well-made, and come from a reputable brand.

Price at time of publish: $100