Step into cozy with the original handmade Tibetan Wool Slipper Socks.
Crafted in the Himalayas using pure New Zealand wool, these cozy slipper socks are fully lined in soft fleece and finished with hand-stitched, non-slip felt soles. Designed for lounging, bedtime, and cabin life, they offer a barefoot feel with added padding and warmth—without overheating.
Featuring a 30 cm leg rise, ribbed elastic cuffs, and a snug, flexible fit, they stay comfortably in place on men, women, and kids alike. Durable, stylish, and ethically made—these are not just socks, they’re tradition you can wear.
Step into cozy with the original handmade Tibetan Wool Slipper Socks.
Crafted in the Himalayas using pure New Zealand wool, these cozy slipper socks are fully lined in soft fleece and finished with hand-stitched, non-slip felt soles. Designed for lounging, bedtime, and cabin life, they offer a barefoot feel with added padding and warmth—without overheating.
Featuring a 30 cm leg rise, ribbed elastic cuffs, and a snug, flexible fit, they stay comfortably in place on men, women, and kids alike. Durable, stylish, and ethically made—these are not just socks, they’re tradition you can wear.
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Extra warm for cozy winter days at home
Long wool slipper socks are designed for elevated comfort and warmth. Extending higher up the leg, they combine the softness of socks with the structure of slippers. Hand-knit from wool and lined with fleece, they provide breathable insulation while remaining soft against the skin.
All our slipper socks come with a signed card of the artisan who handcrafted them. Each pair begins in the hands of a woman knitting from home in Nepal, where this work offers a meaningful source of income for her household. Rather than moving through an impersonal factory line, our slipper socks are brought to life through a sequence of skilled, human touchpoints—each one contributing a different layer of craftsmanship.
One artisan knits the body by hand, shaping the piece stitch by stitch. Another carefully assembles and stitches the components together. A finisher refines the final form, checking the details, balance, and feel of the piece. The sole is then sewn on separately by a specialist, completing the slipper sock with the structure and durability that set it apart.
What emerges is not simply a sock, but a piece built through quiet expertise, patience, and many practiced hands. That process is part of what gives each pair its character: the softness, the substance, the subtle irregularities that reveal something real has been made.
Overall rating: 4.820225 / 5 from 89 reviews.
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"As my review title says, I couldn't be happier with these socks. I'd been looking for some time now for good quality long, winter slipper socks and I found them here, by chance. These are beautifully made, toasty warm, and the soles are very well made so you can wear them outside if needed. And all at an affordable price. Thank you !! :o)"
"Beautifully made - keeps my feet nice and warm. Find them best to wear without socks."
"They are fabulous. Well made, very comfortable and wonderfully breathable so they keep my feet toasty, not roasty! 😊"
"Beautifully hand knitted socks! The hand written note with the name if the Tibetan lady who hand knitted them was such a heart warming touch. I highly recommend these comfy, snazzy socks!"
"These socks are surprisingly comfortable. The cushioning on the bottom isnt particularly thick but so far have not aggravated my plantar fascists."
"This is my second pair of the long fleece socks. I also have the mid booties and ankle booties. I absolutely love all of them. They are warm and cosy and the fact they are hand knitted by special people is absolutely amazing!! Thank you sooo much!!"
"I love ❤️ these socks, they are beautifully made,warm and cosy and a perfect fit! Thankyou so much!! Naomi, Bridgetown West Australia"
"Gave these to my wife and she loves them!!"
"Warm and cozy and very well made socks. They look great too! Have already told some friends about them! Thanks for the love ❤️"
"There’s a hole in my sock already☹️☹️☹️☹️"
