The Best Slippers for Women of 2020

The Chesney slippers get every detail right. They are incredibly comfortable, durable, warm, and attractiveyet also affordable. If youre more of an open-back slippers fan, then these represent the ideal choice for you.

The top part is made out of real suede with a stylish faux-fur trim, and the slippers have a particularly sturdy feel about them, without weighing you down too much. They feel massively plush and with their thick soles, have the best support of any of the slippers I tested. They also excel at keeping your feet warm. That said, these slippers are probably best reserved for wear on temperate days or paired with light socks since their open-back design makes them less heat-insulated than their closed-back counterparts. But dont worry, they will definitely keep your toes nice and toasty in all sorts of weather.

I really enjoyed the open-back as it made them particularly easy to slip in and out of and ensured that my feet never got too hot. Despite their design, they always felt sufficiently snug on my feet so that I never felt like Id risk slipping out of them when walking around my house. Overall, these slippers have everything going right for them. Clearly theres a reason why Minnetonka has been thriving since 1946.

Although these slippers cost slightly more than our top pick, for the price and quality of materials used, they still represent a great value. Luckily, feet felt right at home straight away in these moccasin-style slippers. When I look for a good slipper, I want something that has that quality feel and these Eucoz delivered that in spades. Handmade from genuine leather cow suede and adorned with a hand-beaded design and fuzzy rabbit fur collar, they both look and feel great. Im not necessarily a huge fan of the moccasin design, but these slippers felt subtler and more elegant than your run-of-the-mill moccasin while providing the extreme comfort that makes them loved by so many.

Lined with plush fleece on the inside, they kept my feet warm, yet never felt overbearingly hot. They struck the right balance and provided just the right amount of cushioning and support. They felt mostly true-to-size but had enough give that if I had opted to wear socks instead of going barefoot, they would still fit comfortably. There were never any issues slipping them on and off even in the dark.

Unlike most other slippers I tested, instead of a rubber sole, it had a soft leather sole which felt more comfortable on the ground and also created a softer (read: quieter) landing. These slippers are also incredibly lightweight. Given the quality of materials used, comfort, style, and price (surprisingly under $50) , these slippers definitely stand out.

Sorel has a reputation for making some great boots and, luckily, that reputation extends to slippers. These slippers are elegant and stylish, yet understated. Visually, I am definitely a fan. But the quality is there too. The suede leather on the upper side looks and feels premium and the lining is made out of a wool/acrylic blend. They look like they are bound to age well. Without socks, the slippers fit very comfortably on me and provide exceptional warmth.

However, for me, they can get a bit too warm and caused my feet to get a bit sweaty and itchy. That said, I tend to overheat generally, so they are perfect for someone who, unlike me, tends to have very cold feet. The cushion support on these slippers was also limited compared to some of the others, though they still felt quite comfortable and cozy.

These slippers are probably the most premium of all the ones Ive tested and the quality definitely shows. The Deluxe loafer is hand-stitched and is crafted from Katas Twinface, which is a lightweight and ultra-soft sheepskin. Theres no doubt that it is an incredibly elegant and understated moccasin. In fact, unlike any of the other slippers Ive tested, its even professional enough to wear in a work setting!

These slippers rely on shearling lining for warmth and certainly deliver when it comes to battling cold weather. I felt that the rubber sole was quite unique in its design, with rounded ridges that provide both additional comfort and grip. Where the slippers delivered less of a punch is in how incredibly snug the fit was and I did also find my feet getting a bit too hot, trapped in an overly contained space with not much give, but a larger size might help resolve some of these issues.

Vionic is all about comfort and support and if thats what youre after, these slippers may just be the fit for you.

They look a great deal like spa shoes but are apparently podiatrist-designed to have a biomechanically contoured arch support and a deep heel cup thats meant to realign your stride and a flexible EVA midsole to absorb shock and reduce stress on feet and legs. So, in a way, these slippers are really the equivalent of a spa day for your feet. Still, given the all-fabric construction, I suspect these slippers wont last quite as long as some of the other slippers Ive tested and at their price point, I would expect them to.

The Vionic Gemma Mule slippers have one unique feature, which is an adjustable hook-and-loop adjustable closure at the top of the slipper. But in reality, most people should fare just fine without it as the slippers feel quite spacious. Still, its always nice to have the option.

The slippers are very soft and comfortable, featuring Vionics Orthaheel technology for foot support. That said, dont expect much warmth from them! The footbed is made out of 100% polyester terrycloth. On the other hand, its treated with anti-bacterial, odor-resistant Ecofresh, which is a nice bonus.

But if youre looking for outstanding support for your feet and comfort, rather than warmth and style, its worth looking into.

Using genuine shearling-lining, these slippers are definitely more of a take on a classic moccasin and provided a bit more coverage and warmth to the upper part of my foot, which felt nice most of the time. They are very comfortable and soft to wear, but definitely best suited for particular cold climates or chilly rooms.

For me, they are not slippers I would personally want to own because my feet got especially hot in them and where I live it never gets so cold that Id need something as powerful. These slippers run a little bit small and you definitely cant/shouldnt wear them with socks. But if you are someone who lives in a very cold place, youll find these slippers will give you the warmth you need and overall they definitely provide a lot of comfort.

Although I liked the sturdy feel and more masculine look of these slippers, these were my least favorite ones to wear. I found that the soles were so flat and firm that my arched feet felt incredibly uncomfortable and unsupported against the stiff memory foam. The slippers also had a short back that did not make my feet feel secure and rubbed uncomfortably against the back of my foot whenever I walked. It felt far less comfortable and secure than a fully open-back slipper, or a closed-back one.

This was really disappointing considering that these slippers are a very good value, have solid construction, and fluffy fur inside. But no matter how much I tried to make these work, I absolutely hated wearing them. Perhaps if youre completely flat-footed it will be a better fit, but I couldnt wait to get them off!