Comfort Slipper in Mary Jane Design
The Amarae women's cozy velour Mary Jane slippers combine classic Mary Jane style with modern comfort: a soft velour upper, warm teddy lining, and a practical Velcro strap for a perfect fit. Ideal for cozy hours at home or quick errands outside thanks to the robust, non-slip outsole.
Product Features
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Upper Material: Velvety soft velour imitation for a high-quality look and pleasant feel.
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Lining: Warm, fluffy teddy lining that keeps your feet especially cozy in autumn and winter.
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Closure: Adjustable Velcro strap in Mary Jane style for individual adjustment and easy on and off.
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Insole: Padded comfort insole with soft cushioning for shock absorption and lasting wearing comfort.
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Outsole: Lightweight rubber outsole with tread for good grip on smooth floors and everyday usability both indoors and outdoors.
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Fit: Comfortable standard width, ergonomic shape supports the foot and provides stability.
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Care Instructions: Treat stains with a soft brush or damp cloth; use special care for velour if needed.
Why Choose Amarae?
These slippers are perfect for anyone who values warmth, comfort, and simple design. The combination of cozy inner lining and robust outer sole makes the model versatile — from the living room to a quick shopping trip. Amarae stands for thoughtful details and durable materials.
Recommendations
- For longer heat retention: Adjust fully only when putting them on, so the teddy lining fits optimally.
- Size Note: Fits true to size; for half sizes, we recommend the smaller size for better support.
Note
Slight color discrepancies may occur due to lighting conditions and screens.
Size & Fit
Please refer to the size chart. For half sizes, we recommend the larger size. For wider feet, going up a size can be more comfortable.
Measuring Instructions
Measure foot length while standing from the heel to the longest toe. Small deviations (approx. 0.5–1 cm) are possible.
Smell Upon Receipt
A light odor may occur after unpacking and will dissipate shortly when exposed to air.
