AmetaMen's Corduroy Slippers

As others have said order a size larger than you normally wear. I wear a 13 now that shoe sizes have shrunk over the years I used to wear a 12/13 depending on the shoe manufacturer but shoes come from china or are marketed to china so now I can't go smaller than 13 and have to aim for wide widths. I ordered a 14 and they fit pretty snug, not too tight but there isn't much room in the width or length. I have size 13 in regular width and wide width shoes that slide on easier that these size 14 slippers do and they have laces.I expect these to 'loosen' as those that recommended ordering a size larger said happened to them but even if they don't they are fine for me. I know people have said they are slippery on wood floors and they can be, I didn't find them to be very bad and sometimes I'm in a rush to/from the bathroom before going to work haven't fallen but the lack of cushioning makes me go slower, shorter steps that I would in shoes. There is no arch support, hello slippers, so you can't jump in them or if you have problems with that you'll probably need an insert or a different slipper or just a shoe instead.I just wanted slippers to wear around the house instead of the aging skate shoes I've used for many years. If these start to fall apart I have thick upholstery/leather needles I can use to fix/patch them. For the price it was worth it to me to not make my own slippers and I considered it but was just too lazy/tired to bother so I gave these a shot. I feel they were worth it even if they fall apart and I've only had them a couple days and don't see them doing so any time soon.

I’ve purchased these six times now, so time to write a review.1) Definitely buy one size larger. My husband is a size 13 and we always get the 14 and it fits perfectly.2) They work for what they are, house slippers. He wears them constantly till they wear out and we buy another just like it.3) They’re not the world’s greatest slippers ever, but for the low price and what we need them for, they work. They are cheaper then getting the same thing elsewhere, plus the shipping is always free.Bottom line, these are decent and do the job for us, so we are happy with them. We keep coming back to them, six times now over the years!

Another review had warned this slipper runs smallish, so I ordered an 11 when I'm a size 10 and 1/2. Truth... Even a half-size bigger they were still a tad tight, HOWEVER.... After about a week of daily wear they now fit PERFECT! I was reluctant to order bigger because my last slippers ( Which I tried on in a store) fit a bit loose but........ Got looser and looser till it was clumsy (dangerous?) going up/Down stairs with the back falling off. I didn't go for 5 Star only because the padding under the lining seemed to have been cut too short, leaving my toes not on the same level as the arch and heel. I just added a cheapo thin insert the right length. ( For a couple of bucks I made it into a very good for the price Value. ) I've been wearing them all day, every day ( retired) and they are wearing surprisingly well.

This is the 3rd pair of these I've bought in the last 5 years. They seem a bit small at first, but as your body weight compresses the padding, they get more roomy. Yes, they are very slippery. However, after a few weeks, the material at the bottom wears away, exposing the rubber. Then you get more traction. They are nice and warm, although there are plenty of more expensive slippers out there that offer much more warmth. And, yes, they do wear out after a year and a half.You get what you pay for with these. You pick the least expensive slippers, and you're going to sacrifice quality. They will wear out faster, they will be too slippery for the first week or two, the fit will be tight until the padding squishes, and they aren't as warm as expensive slippers. But, they are affordable, they are comfortable, and I'm happy with them.

First off, the description states "These slippers run 1 size small. We recommend buying 1 size larger than your normal shoe size." This is absolutely true. I wear a 10½ and, because these only come in whole sizes, I ordered size 12. Almost a perfect fit.Secondly, these are the soles I have been looking for. Hard foam soles do *not* clack on my hardwood floors. Almost every pair of slippers I have found have had a hard rubber sole, which clack like plastic against my floors. I love that a midnight trip to the bathroom no longer sounds like a drunken tap dancer, waking the whole house. Whisper quiet.The downside is these shoes lack any insole. And they're too small, even having bought them oversized, to fit a good, padded insole. I find them unwearable for any length of time. Even just sitting still makes my feet ache. Disappointing in the extreme.

As suggested, I purchased these slippers one size larger than my normal foot size.When they arrived I was disappointed to find that they were still too small. However, over a period of a few days they stretched enough that they are now a more comfortable fit, and the soles are thick enough to hold up to a small patch of rocks I must cross to get to my post box.I didn't give five stars because of the large label in the inside bottom. It is not of the same material, which is understandable, and causes a sweaty spot on the soles of my bare feet. This is quite uncomfortable at times, especially on warm days.Other than that one thing, I am quite happy with my new slippers.

There isn't any arch support to speak of, the soles could be thicker, and they're not the most luxurious slippers in the world but then again for what they go for that's fine. They're pretty decent slippers for the $$$, but very, very basic. My Dad wears slippers all day long and this is the style he prefers. He goes through a lot of them every year. It's often muddy where we live and he tends to mess them up a lot just walking around. He won't wash them. He just wants to toss them when he's done so buying $40 slippers is just not very practical for us. I can buy several pairs of these a year and he's happy to wear them then toss them every 4 months or so.