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Meet our Mens Asher Rib Knit Thermal Slippers in Grey, a new addition to our range featuring Heat Holders famous thermal protection and comfort in these fantastic super comfy thermal slippers. With HeatWeaver® insulation lining to maximise the amount of warm air held close to your body, these men's thermal slippers will keep your feet warm and cosy all year round.
Featuring:
- Signature Heat Holders® non-slip outer sole.
- Multi-layered foam inner sole for comfort cushioning.
- Open Back Design Allows for easy on & off.
- The perfect companion for your Heat Holders socks.
- Wearing your socks with slippers will help prolong their life.
Our thermal slippers make a great gift for someone special or why not treat yourself to these luxury slippers!
Please note: These slippers are designed to be worn with THICK Heat Holders socks, if you will be wearing with thin socks, or without socks please size down.
Fibre Composition: Upper: 64% Acrylic, 36% Polyester Lining: 100% Polyester. Filling: 100% Polyester Outer Sole: Thermoplastic Rubber
Spot clean only.
Heat Holders Technology
Japanese-designed thermal yarn provides insulation with superior breathability and softness.
Innovative knitting technology produces our UK PATENTED long loop cushion pile to hold more warm air.
Our expert brushing process maximises the amount of warm air held in for unbeatable warmth.
HEATWEAVER® Insulation is a plush fur-like thermal lining that maximises the air held close to the body.
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"These are the warmest socks I have ever worn. They are especially good in wellies or boots when the weather is icy."
Sarah
Rambler and avid walker
“These are the warmest socks I've ever worn without making your feet 'sweaty'”
Jayne
Dog Walker
“Just the job! My feet have never been warmer in winter - will definitely buy some more”
Derek H
Angler
“These socks are great for cold weather at the allotment and even better for walking the dogs in winter conditions.”
Mr Armstrong
Allotment Holder
