DF by Dearfoams Women's Quilted Fleece Clog Slipper

I've tried so many different brands, styles of slippers and none seem to fit these old tired feet. I saw these and figured I'd give them a try. So happy I did. They fit my feet perfectly, feels so soft, yet seem to hold up day after day (slippers is all I wear at home). Seems every time I find a slipper I like they quit selling them or change up on me. So I bought 5 pairs of these. I should be set for a few years. lol

I wear size 9 in every footwear. I have never had a problem. I could not get my foot into the slipper. It was 2 sizes off. too stiff and looks uncomfortable. Very disappointing.

I received these slippers free, as part of the Spark Reviewer program, in exchange for an honest review of the product. I find the slippers to be soft and comfortable. they keep my wife's feet warm. (I ordered them in her size) They are designed primarily to be worn indoors. They do not provide adequate support for her to wear for very long while standing and walking, but are easy to slip into and wear on the cold tile floor and while sipping morning coffee at the computer. They appear to be reasonably durable and are washable. The fit is relaxed and comfortable. The sole is cushioned with soft foam.

Received these slippers last week. They arrived with cardboard inserts and in a plastic bag. Color is a black with charcoal gray trim and a decent "non-slip" type sole. The original photo made them look like they were almost a stocking knit but the stocking knit is only a stitch in the fleece exterior. I normally wear a 6 1/2 W shoe. These are a size 7 and my foot fits pretty well. It's a cold winter so far in Wisconsin and I wear heavy winter socks around the house. I can slip these on fairly easy and my heel still fits inside the sole of the slipper. They are memory foam but like most memory foam slippers or even inserts, they mold to your foot and become flat eventually. I have problems with Morton's Neuroma on left foot so not sure how long I can wear them with no room for orthotics. No arch support whatsoever. These are just meant to be a scuff slipper without much walking even around the house for me. Not really recommended if you have foot problems. Definitely order up if you want to try to fit any orthotics inside. Still, nicely made, good quality. Have had many pairs of these types of slippers over the years. The soles keep getting thinner & thinner but they're a nice occasional scuff to have on hand. I recommend with exceptions indicated above. Thanks Walmart!!

Years ago I had been gifted a pair of Dearform slippers but have not worn any since then. I have been buying this same style of clog slipper in another more expensive brand. Upon receiving these Dearform slippers I decided to give them a try. At the time I received the slippers I had a medical condition which caused my right foot to swell. All my shoes and socks were to tight and even my old slippers were impossible to put on. When I tried the Dearforms they did fit over my swollen foot with ease. I had ordered the Xlarge because I normally wear a size 10 1/2 to 11 in a shoe. These slippers were more than large enough to get onto my swollen foot. The slipper has a lot of cushioning in the footbed and is covered in a soft slightly furry fabric. The inside of the top of the slipper is another type of material that is possibly a microfiber of some kind. The outside top of the slipper is made of very soft microfiber with a cable knit pattern. It has a band around the top edge which extends around the complete slipper and back to the heel edge which appears to be the same fabric as the inside sole. The insole seems to have plenty of foam padding for comfort. The outside sole of the slipper is a man-made material which probably contains some plastics. It is wearable both indoors and outdoors. The slipper is machine washable and air dry. I haven't had the slipper long enough to require laundering. The only problem I have found with the slipper is that it runs very large. At first that was a blessing when my foot was swollen but now they are just too large unless I wear them with really heavy socks. I would definitely suggest that you size down when buying these slippers. The next pair of slippers I buy will most likely be these comfortable budget friendly Dearforms.