Cartoon Pig Fluffy Home Slippers — Non-Slip Indoor Slides

A plush pig's head built onto a moulded slipper sole. The upper is deep pile shaped into a rounded face — two ears, a soft snout, two stitched bead eyes and a faint blush on each cheek — and the whole thing sits on a single moulded sole in a tone matched to the fur.

They are slides rather than closed-back shoes: you step in and the pile closes around the instep. That is the shape that makes them easy to kick on and off by the door, which is the only thing you actually want from an indoor slipper.

What you get

• Pile upper shaped into a pig's head: two ears, a snout, bead eyes, blush.
• Open-back slide — no heel, no strap, nothing to fasten.
• Moulded sole in a tone matched to the upper, with a shallow sidewall so it does not look like a platform.
• Sold as one pair; order two pairs in two colourways if you want the couple set shown in the photographs.

The five colourways

The names on the size and colour selector are the supplier's, so here is what each one actually looks like:

• Pink — pale rose pile with a deeper pink snout and cheeks.
• Dune — a warm camel tan, the darkest of the five.
• Milk Cap — off-white with a soft pink snout and blush; the one that reads most like a soft toy.
• Ink Dot — white pile scattered with black spots; the pile is printed, so the spots sit on the surface of the fibres.
• Green Tuan — a cool pale blue and white marbled pile. The name says green; the pile in the photographs is blue.

Size guide

This listing carries two different sizing systems side by side, and it is worth knowing which one you are picking before you order.

The 200, 210 and 220 options are the supplier's smallest sizes. The codes are not millimetres — the chart gives the foot length each one fits as 19 cm, 20 cm and 21 cm — so these are the pairs to choose for a child or a very small adult foot. The paired sizes from 36/37 up to 44/45 are European sizes, and the label reads as a pair because one slipper is meant to fit across two whole sizes.

How to measure. Stand on a sheet of paper with your heel against a wall, mark the tip of your longest toe, and measure from the wall to the mark. That number is your foot length — the figures in the table are the foot they fit, not the length of the slipper. Add nothing for the pile: it compresses under the foot rather than pushing the foot forward.

If you are between two sizes, take the larger pair. A slide with a shallow sidewall has nowhere to give, and a slipper that is short presses your toes against the front edge all day.

For the couple set in the photographs, pick a smaller pair and a larger pair in the same colourway. The colour selector is per pair, not per set.

The sole

The sole is one moulded piece rather than a stitched-on panel, which is what stops the pile from working loose at the edge — the usual failure point on a plush slipper. It runs the full length of the foot, with a short sidewall that keeps the pile off the floor.

All five colourways use a sole matched to the upper, so the Dune pair has a tan sole and the Ink Dot pair has a white one. There is a small embossed mark on the outer sidewall of each sole.

How they wear indoors

These are indoor slippers, and the pile is the reason. It is deep and loosely packed, which is what gives the pig shape — a compressed pile would look like a fuzzy shoe instead of a face. That also means the shape softens with wear, and the snout and ears flatten slightly over the first few weeks. It is how this kind of slipper is meant to behave, not a fault.

They are a step-in slide with no heel, so they stay on for walking around the flat. Do not treat them as garden shoes or as something to wear out to the bins in the wet — the pile wicks and does not dry back to its original shape.

Frequently asked questions

Is one pair one slipper or two? One pair, meaning a left and a right slipper.

Do they come as a matching couple set? No — each order is one pair in one size and one colourway. To get the two-colour or two-size set in the photographs, add two pairs to your basket.

Why are some sizes numbers and some sizes pairs? The numbers are the supplier's codes for the three smallest sizes, with the foot length stated in the chart; the pairs are European sizes. Both systems are in the table above.

Are they suitable for wide feet? The upper is pile over an open slide with no lacing, so it accommodates a wider foot better than a closed shoe. Length is still the thing to get right.

Will the eyes come off? The eyes are stitched bead eyes set into the pile rather than glued onto the surface.

Are they warm? They are pile, so yes — but they are open at the back, so they are warm across the top of the foot rather than around the whole foot.

Shipping and returns

Orders are dispatched with tracking, and the tracking number is sent as soon as the parcel leaves our warehouse. Returns are accepted within the window set out in our returns policy, provided the slippers are unworn and the soles are clean.