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Closeouts. Acorn's Ram Island slippers could very well be personal paradise for your feet. Not only are they lined in cushy sheepskin — a fiber that's cooling in warm temperatures, and cozy when it's cold — they also have a memory foam midsole that molds to your foot's exact shape for custom comfort.
- Authentic Australian sheepskin
- Double-face sheepskin upper with butted toe seam
- Non-slip weatherproof rubber outsole can go indoors and out
- Height: 4"
- Made in China
- Half sizes order up
- Visit our Shoe Sizing Guide
- Upper: Sheepskin
- Lining: Australian fur
- Midsole: Memory foam
- Outsole: Rubber
- Weight (pair): 1 lb. 4 oz.
- Made in China
- Half sizes order up
- Visit our Shoe Sizing Guide
Average Rating (338 reviews)
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Reviewed by wolf from NJ on Monday, April 29, 2013The most prevailing thing is the hard soles, acorn not only dropped the ball, but they dribbled it down the court on this one. They might as well be made of wood with regard to flexibility, and the sound they make on a hardwood floor. Don't even think of getting a 2am snak or using the bathroom in the middle of the night without waking up the whole house.. also some flexibility is useful for walking comfort. The sheepskin itself is good and comfy, as is the memory foam. the color is good. I would be good if they looked a little less like uggs, and more masculine. Size wis, I wear a 9.5, and ordered a 10. they re a bit big, I don't know weather or not a 9 would have been better. for a slipper that retails for $100, I'd expect better. Al
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Reviewed by Bill from Colorado springs, CO on Friday, February 15, 2013used around house
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Reviewed by Bill from San Jose, CA on Tuesday, February 12, 2013Am a repeat customer at Sierra Trading for this brand of slipper.
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Reviewed by CTSJerseyshore from Berkeley,NJ on Tuesday, February 12, 2013I am a 9.5 wide and I ordered a 10, and a they fit great.Warm, soft and a good sole. Home Run
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Reviewed by Paige from New york on Monday, February 11, 2013The sole is so stiff that you can't bend your foot! Acorn, what happened? I've already returned them
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Question “Is the foot lining on the bottom covered with sheepskin too?”
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Answer The bottom of the slippers are fleece lined too.
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Question “Do you know if the inside lining is real sheepskin or a manufactured fur?”
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Answer They are real sheepskin.
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Question “Can I machine wash these?||Used these each night while serving in Afghanistan...trecking around the dusty bunk room, back and forth to the bathroom.. they felt like a little bit of home. They are still the best slipper ever and I would like to wash them so they will hopefully be like new.||THANKS!”
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Answer Being made from sheepskin they cannot be washed.
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Question “Does the fuzzy white part flip up so they can cover more of my ankles and legs?”
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Answer The cuff is fixed to the heel and is not meant to be rolled up.
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Answer They are sewn down on mine, but my girlfriends can flip up. They only have a few stiches holding them down, I'm sure you can snip them and lift them up.
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Answer The top can be flipped up if a small amount of thread is cut and removed at three spots
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Answer Yes, the sheepskin will fold upwards to just above the ankle bone.
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Answer Nope. They are sewn down. But my ankles are toasty anyway!
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Answer No, the fuzzy part does not flip up.
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Answer Ankle is covered but it doesn't flip up any more than that.
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Answer Alas, no.
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Answer No, on my pair the fluffy ankle warmer is stitched down.
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Answer No, the fleece is stitched down on each side at the front and at the heel. I was disappointed at first to discover this but they are so warm I really haven't noticed. In WY you couldn't do this but I don't use my furnace to heat the house. Only a personal heater in the bedroom. The rest of the home including my den varies from 44 to 55 depending on the outside temperature. It is 55 now and I have been at the computer with the slippers on for over an hour and my feet are toasty.
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Answer No, it is tacked down, but they do come up to above the ankle bone.
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Answer No, the fluffy white part is loosely but solidly sewn down. If you cut the sewing (which i imagine wouldn't be too hard), you probably could fold the fluffy part up.
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Answer No, not by design. I think they are stiched down - which you might be able to unstich, but I don't think they're meant to flip up.
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Answer yes it does, quite well! Enjoy!
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Answer The fuzzy part can be flipped up.
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Answer It does flip up, adding 2"
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Answer Yes they do. They are perfect
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Answer The fuzzy white part might actually be the fuzzy brown part, or some other color depending on the color of the slipper. The sheepskin is folded down to form a "collar". Yes; it can be flipped up over the ankles and that feels great on cold drafty days.
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Answer Yes, it does flip up!
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Answer no they do not
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Answer They do, but they don't stay up on their own. You could add a small velcro strap to the ends of the cuff tabs and snug them to your ankle that way. Just an idea...
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Question “Can the cuff be folded up for extra warmth?”
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Answer The cuff is fixed to the heel and is not meant to be rolled up.
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Question “are slipper sizes the same as shoe sizes?”
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Answer Yes, slipper sizes are the same as shoe sizes.
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Answer Yes they fit my boyfirends size 10 feet true to size and very comfortable
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Answer In my experience, sizes vary from manufacturer to manufacturer, so a 10 in one brand is not necessarily the same size as a 10 in another brand. While I don't know if slippers are typically even more different from shoes as shoes are from each other, I know that slipper sizes are more forgiving than shoe sizes. I think you can get away with a too large slipper but not so much with a too large shoe. Plus, slippers seem to stretch a little more over time than shoes.
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