slipper open n°2

HANDCRAFTED IN PORTUGAL

With bright color combinations against the "gray-in-gray" in winter time!

The slipper N°5 comes in green and indigo blue! The high-quality processed Schoe is your perfect companion for hut tours or the use at home. With its low weight and small pack size, it will find a place in every backpack. For pleasantly warm feet, the belt and the upper are made of genuine wool felt. Due to its natural properties, the wool felt absorbs moisture and can release it again, compared to a synthetic fiber it does not create the feeling of "a wet-cold" foot. The belt is fed with a second wool felt. Our woolfelt is produced in Italy

The sole made of cork-rubber compound gives you a secure grip even on damp tile floors, the low rubber content prevents from slipping! The cork for our sole comes from cork oaks from Portugal. A soft appearance is ensured by our colored EVA cushioning between wool felt and sole.

The open slipper is availaible in five differnet color combinations - for our customers, it is very popular as a gift!

HIGHLIGHT & CONSTRUCTION

• casual design in a small format
• combination of upbeat colors against the gray-in-gray in winter
• non-slip sole made of the renewable raw material cork, mixed with rubber
• soft wool felt
• mainly made out of natural materials
• can be worn with or without socks

MATERIAL

• natural wool felt
• slip-resistant cork sole
• soft EVA

WEIGHT

• 170g / Pair at size 39

FIT 

• The shoes are normal size and can be worn with or without socks.

HANDGEFERTIGT IN PORTUGAL 

• This Doghammer slipper is handcrafted in our shoe factory in Portugal. With decades of experience, Portugal is well-known for their high-quality shoemaking skills. We have consciously chosen a family-run manufacture, their way of working and ideals fits in to our philosophy of a sustainable and fair production. Several times a year we are visiting our manufacturer and our suppliers. We are amazed on their enthusiasm and dedication of this traditional craft. During our visits it is not uncommon for us to stand by the grinder ourselves and work together on new ideas.