*Size up one size in the Alaska size* More colours listed separately.

Haflinger's classic Alaska slippers/mules, ultra comfortable 100% boiled wool slip-on slippers, with a natural latex-covered wool felt sole for grip.

These slippers have a 100% boiled wool upper and integrated boiled wool insole. The Boiled Wool is slightly stretchy so it can accomodate both narrow and wide feet in comfort. The outsole is made of latex covered felt, which protects the foot from the cold of the floor in all seasons. It is non-slip as well as nice and quiet on hard floors. 

Perfect for those with cold flooring in their homes and busy parents constantly on their feet! All wool and latex design making them 100% biodegradable end of life. Good easy slip-on style for bigger kids too.

Sizes: EU Unisex: 36, 41, 42, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48 - Snug fit, consider sizing up if you plan to wear thick socks. If in doubt see size chart below for foot measurements as provided by Haflinger.

Colour: Light Grey Melange (other colours listed separately)

Brand: Haflinger, Established 1898
Designed in: Germany
Origin of fibre: Argentina
Country of manufacture: Poland
Certifications: Oeko-Tex® certified, GOTS certified
Fabric structure: 100% Boiled Wool Upper & Inner, Wool/Latex Sole
Other: Shipped to AUS Carbon Neutral, fully biodegradable

Fit advice: We recommend sizing up one size. Will accommodate wide feet. A bit of stretch to the thick boiled wool but a sturdy feel, stays on while you walk.

How to choose the correct size: Please measure your feet at the end of the day as feet swell most during the day.
Measure from heel to toe
Place your foot on a flat surface, leaning your heel against a wall. Next to your foot, place a ruler so that the ruler touches the wall as well. Now you can easily read the length of your foot at the tip of your toe. Look for your shoe size based on the previously measured length in the Haflinger size chart. If your foot is between two sizes, we recommend the larger size.

Handmade in Europe by Haflinger Germany since 1898