Slippers

Quince's men's slippers cover four distinct styles. The Australian Shearling Clog Slipper is closed-toe with a sturdy rubber sole — sturdier than most house slippers. The Genuine Shearling Lounge Slipper is Australian shearling inside and out for a refined silhouette. The Italian Leather Handstitched Moccasin Slipper has a supple leather upper with an Australian shearling lining. The Fleece-Lined Gripper Slipper is sold in 2-packs with a non-slip gripper sole. Three of the four are shearling-lined for warmth.

A clog slipper is a closed-toe, closed-back slip-on with a structured silhouette and a rigid sole — built for short outdoor trips and indoor wear. A lounge slipper has a softer construction designed for at-home wear, often with a refined silhouette and shearling inside and out. A moccasin slipper has a soft, flexible leather upper that wraps the foot, typically lined for warmth — the most traditional indoor slipper shape.

The Australian Shearling Clog Slipper has a durable rubber sole and can handle short outdoor trips like getting the mail or walking to the car. The Genuine Shearling Lounge, Italian Leather Moccasin, and Fleece Gripper styles are designed primarily for indoor wear with softer soles or grip dots rather than full outdoor traction.

Most styles run true to size. Shearling-lined slippers (clog, lounge, moccasin) can feel snug at first as the shearling lining compresses to your foot — they typically loosen within a few wears. Fleece grippers have a soft, give-y fit. Each product page lists size-specific guidance.

For shearling-lined styles, brush with a suede brush to lift the nap after wear and spot-clean with a damp cloth if needed. Avoid getting them wet — air-dry away from direct heat if they do get damp. For the Italian leather upper of the moccasin slipper, wipe with a damp cloth and condition periodically with leather balm. Fleece grippers can be machine-washed on a gentle cycle.

All three shearling-lined styles (clog, lounge, moccasin) are built for warmth — best for fall, winter, and chilly indoor moments year-round. Fleece grippers are lighter and more breathable for warmer months or post-shower wear, and the 2-pack makes them practical for travel and backup pairs.