• Wool loafers for babies and children – *limited edition*
  • Wool loafers for babies and children – *limited edition*
  • Wool loafers for babies and children – *limited edition*
  • Wool loafers for babies and children – *limited edition*
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Wool loafers for babies and children – *limited edition*

$44.00
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Description

Even the littlest feet deserve a little Christmas red!

These mini loafers are easy to slip on thanks to the pull tab at the back, and they stay securely on little explorers’ feet. They’re warm enough to wear under a snowsuit. Peruvian wool, sheepskin-lined leather sole, handmade in Quebec.

Perfect for holiday family photos.

Available in limited quantities, so don’t wait to order! 
Size chart


Mini loafers

 Size may vary depending on the child's age. This is an average based on the best of our knowledge for a child of normal size. N't hesitate to contact us if you're unsure between two sizes or would like advice specific to your child. 

Size

Inches

CM

US

Age

NB

3,75''

9.3 cm

0

0-6 weeks

0-6m

4''

10.2 cm

1

2-6 months

6-18m

4,75''

12 cm

2-4

6-12 months

18-24m

5,25''

13.3 cm

5-6

12-18 months

2 T

5.75 "

14.6 cm

6 - 7

18 months - 2.5 years

3 T

6.25 "

15.9 cm

8 - 9

2 - 3 years
Care

 

REGULAR CARE 

To help your slippers last longer, we recommend caring for them regularly with these simple tips: 

  1. Regularly remove pills with a small fabric shaver (which you can find here)! 
  2. Carefully remove any excess wool that may have accumulated inside your slippers by hand. 
  3. Make sure there's a small knot at the end of your cords. This will prevent the cords from fraying. If this has happened to yours, you can get new pairs here. 


CLEANING 

Sheep's wool is antibacterial, so there's no need to wash the slippers unless they've been soaked in coffee, vomit, or mud. In any case, it's important to hand-wash them in cold water, with a mild soap (ideally a wool soap) and avoid soaking them. Heat or soaking (even in cold water) can cause the wool to felt, which would completely change the size and finish of the slippers (or headbands or hats). If you do want to wash them, here's how: 

1. Remove the cords.

2. Gently hand-wash by running a little cold water over the area to be cleaned and softly rubbing it with Marseille soap or traditional soap. Rinse quickly without soaking. You can also use a soap specially formulated for wool, which you can find here. 

3. Leave to air-dry for 24 hours.

4. Remove the fuzz using a fabric shaver, which you can find at large stores or here. 

5. Reinsert the cords.

And there you go, your slippers have regained their youthful look!