Hand-Knit Slipper Socks with Suede Soles
Hand-Knit Slipper Socks with Suede Soles
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Warm hand-knit indoor slipper socks made in Peru with stitched suede leather soles. Soft, flexible, and designed for cold floors, travel, studio warm-ups, and relaxed house wear.
Hand-Knit Peruvian Slipper Socks with Suede Soles
These Peruvian slipper socks combine a soft hand-knit upper with a flexible stitched suede leather sole for indoor comfort. They are made for warmth without the bulk of a structured house shoe, with a tall slipper-sock silhouette that works for home, travel, cabins, hotel rooms, dance warm-ups, yoga studios, and quiet indoor use.
The design was refined by Chavi Guerra Verastegui, who first encountered a similar slipper-sock style from Guatemala but found the original versions too itchy and not suited to the colors or feel she wanted for dancers. She selected softer fibers and had the socks made in Peru for ballet dancers at The Jillana School in Taos Ski Valley.
Hand-knit upper with artisan textile character.
Stitched leather soles for indoor comfort.
Made for hardwood, tile, carpet, and studio floors.
Stored and shipped from New Mexico.
Best For
Cold indoor floors, travel, cabin stays, hotel rooms, ballet and contemporary warm-ups, yoga studios, studio work, and relaxed house wear. These are indoor slipper socks, not outdoor footwear.
Why These Slipper Socks Are Different
Many house slippers are structured, bulky, or made with hard soles. These are soft indoor slipper socks with a flexible textile upper and suede leather sole. The result is closer to a warm sock with added underfoot protection than to a conventional house shoe.
Adapted by Chavi Guerra Verastegui for ballet dancers at The Jillana School in Taos Ski Valley.
Made with softer fibers after earlier versions felt too itchy for the intended use.
A flexible leather layer for indoor traction, comfort, and quiet movement.
Soft wool-blend knit warmth without the weight of a structured house shoe.
Size Guide
Choose your size based on your regular US shoe size and the suede sole length below. Because these are hand-knit, fit may vary slightly by foot shape, knit density, and individual pair. The knit upper has natural give, but it should not be treated as a guaranteed stretch fit.
| Size | Best Fits | Suede Sole Length |
|---|---|---|
| Medium | US Women's 6 to 8 / US Men's 5 to 6 | 9 in. |
| Large | US Women's 9 to 11 / US Men's 7 to 10 | 10 in. |
| XL | US Women's 12 to 14 / US Men's 11 to 13 | 11.5 in. |
Fit Notes
These slipper socks are soft and flexible, but they are not compression socks and are not intended to fit like structured shoes. For the best result, choose the size closest to your regular shoe size and compare it to the suede sole length.
If you are between sizes, choose based on how you prefer the fit. Size down for a closer slipper-sock feel, or size up if you prefer more room or plan to wear them over thin socks.
Specifications
- Origin: Peru
- Upper: Hand-knit wool and synthetic fiber blend
- Sole: Suede leather, stitched to the base
- Construction: Hand-knit upper with stitched suede leather sole
- Style: Indoor slipper sock
- Fit: Unisex, flexible hand-knit upper. Fit may vary by foot shape.
- Sizes: Medium, Large, XL
- Use: Indoor only. House wear, travel, dance warm-ups, studio work
- Ships from: Taos, New Mexico
What's Included
- One pair of hand-knit Peruvian slipper socks with suede leather soles, in the size and color selected at checkout.
How to Wear
Wear indoors on hardwood, tile, carpet, and studio flooring. Avoid outdoor pavement, wet surfaces, snow, and heavy moisture. These are soft indoor slipper socks, not outdoor shoes, boots, or weather footwear.
Care
- Spot clean when possible.
- Keep suede soles away from water and heavy moisture.
- Air dry flat if damp.
- Do not machine wash or machine dry.
- Store flat in a dry place when not in use.
Questions Before You Buy
What are these made of?
The knit upper is a wool and synthetic fiber blend. The soles are real suede leather, stitched to the base.
Are these warm?
Yes. They are designed as indoor slipper socks for cold floors, house wear, travel, studio warm-ups, and similar indoor use.
Can these be worn outside?
No. These are indoor slipper socks. The suede soles are made for hardwood, tile, carpet, and studio floors, not outdoor pavement, wet surfaces, snow, or heavy moisture.
Are these mukluks?
They have a tall, soft slipper-sock silhouette similar to mukluk-style indoor footwear, but they come from a Peruvian-made slipper-sock design. They are not Arctic mukluks.
What is the history behind these slipper socks?
Chavi Guerra Verastegui first encountered a similar slipper-sock style from Guatemala, but found the original versions too itchy and not suited to the colors or feel she wanted for dancers. She refined the design, selected softer fibers, and had the socks made in Peru for ballet dancers at The Jillana School in Taos Ski Valley.
Why were they made for dancers?
Ballet dancers need warmth, softness, flexibility, and comfort before and after movement. This slipper-sock style was developed around that practical indoor use, then made available to the public through From The Andes.
How should I choose my size?
Choose your size based on your regular US shoe size and the suede sole length listed above. Because these are hand-knit, fit may vary slightly by foot shape, knit density, and individual pair.
Are these suitable for dancers?
Yes. They can work as indoor warm-up slipper socks for ballet, contemporary, yoga, and studio use. Fit over dance shoes depends on shoe style and selected size.
Are they unisex?
Yes. Sizing covers US Women's 6 to 14 and US Men's 5 to 13.
Where do these ship from?
Taos, New Mexico.
These slipper socks are part of the From The Andes family archive: a comfort-led Peruvian-made style refined by Chavi Guerra Verastegui for dancers and now offered through fromtheandes.net.
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Are these items handmade, and will there be variations?
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Do you restock sold-out items?
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Why is this priced higher than typical products?
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What is your return policy?
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