About Our
Slippers.
How do SnugToes work?
What size shall I order?
Heated
As our slippers are elasticated and snug, if you want a more relaxed fit, order a size above your usual size.
Other
If you usually wear a half size, we recommend sizing up to ensure you get the length in closed-toe but they are true to size for mules.
Slippers may feel a bit snug to start with but they soon expand taking on the shape of the feet as they are natural products.
What happens if my slippers don’t fit?
What colours do the slippers come in?
How do I heat the pads?
- Remove the heat pads
- Pop them in the microwave for 10 seconds, adding more warmth at 5 second intervals as necessary, or immerse them in boiled hot water for 4 to 10 minutes, checking regularly
- Re-insert the heat pads back into your cosy slippers
Can I buy pads on their own?
Are the slippers non-slip?
Why are SnugToes heated slippers better than alternatives?
Can you see the pads when you are wearing the slippers?
How long do the heated pads heat for?
Are the heat pads safe?
Are the heated slippers suitable for people with circulation problems and other medical conditions?
- Chilblains
- Raynaud’s syndrome
- Peripheral neuropathy
- Diabetes (check with your doctor before using)
- Lupus
- Anaemia
- Thyroid disease
- No diagnosed medical condition, but cold feet you just can’t warm up
How to clean heated sippers
Take out the heat pads from the slippers before you wash. Put the slippers in the short 30 degrees cycle in the washing machine using your standard washing up detergent. Then allow them to air dry naturally (do not tumble dry them). It will normally take a day or 2 to dry completely after which they will be ready to wear.
Do you sell normal, non-heated slippers?
Yes we do!
Check our our new range of Sustainable Slippers.
How to clean wool sippers
For occasional cleaning of wool, it is best to do this by hand using cold or warm (not hot) water. Use a damp cloth or sponge with a very mild hand washing detergent (non-bio) that is suitable for washing wool. Try to avoid wool getting wet but if it does then dry slowly and naturally, away from direct heat and sun light. Some colours may transfer if it does so avoid direct contact with clothing, especially light colours.
P.S. the best way for the slippers to hold their shape after washing is to place some paper inside them.