
Why it's worth it
Shearling cuff on a flat sole — the slipper made street-ready.
The Edit
Shearling rolls over the vamp like a turned-back cuff, the plush collar sitting in deliberate contrast against the smooth leather upper below. A hand-stitched outsole — moccasin construction through and through — keeps the sole flush and flexible underfoot, while a small leather lace knot at the front seam holds the two-piece upper together without any hardware. Square-toed and low-stacked, the silhouette reads slipper until you clock the workmanship.
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