Product Description
111 Slippers Womens 10 Wide
Women's Fuzzy Slippers Band Memory Foam Slippers Open Toe Slippers for Women Fuzzy
Upper Material:Cloth
Sole Material:cloth
Toe :Open Toe
Heel High :Square
Closing Method:Slip-On
Women's Fuzzy Slippers Band Memory Foam Slippers Open Toe Slippers for Women Fuzzy
Upper Material:Cloth
Sole Material:cloth
Toe :Open Toe
Heel High :Square
Closing Method:Slip-On
Product Information
- Creative halloween appearance: The appearance of Halloween pumpkin slippers is very creative, perfectly integrating the shape of pumpkin with slippers. The whole slipper is like a small and exquisite pumpkin, with a full and round toe, bright orange and deep mysterious dark green, showing a realistic pumpkin texture.
- Fine craftsmanship: The production process of the slippers is very fine, and every detail is handled just right. The eyes, nose and mouth of the pumpkin are embroidered with smooth lines and fine stitches, making the expression more vivid and lively. The pumpkin texture on the upper is presented through embossing technology, which is uneven and increases the three-dimensional sense and realism.
- Comfortable lining: The lining of the slippers is made of soft short-pile fabric, which has a delicate touch and good warmth retention performance. On a cold Halloween night, wearing this pair of slippers can quickly warm up your feet, as if wrapped in soft clouds.
- Flexible sole: The sole is made of highly elastic rubber material with good flexibility and wear resistance. When walking, the sole can bend flexibly according to the movement of the foot, providing comfortable support and cushioning, making your steps lighter and more comfortable.
- Fun and decorative: In addition to practical functions, this pair of pumpkin slippers is also very decorative. Whether it is placed at the door to welcome visiting guests or placed in the room as a festive embellishment, it can add a unique Halloween atmosphere to your home space, allowing you to fully experience the joy and fun of the festival.
