Acorn Women's Fairisle Knit Clog Slippers

Slip into the Acorn Fairisle Knit Clog and embrace a moment of everyday elegance. Woven with fairisle patterns-intricate, multicolored knits steeped in timeless charm-these clogs bring a cozy yet elevated flair to your daily ritual. Inside, a plush fleece lining wraps your feet in instant warmth and comfort.

A genuine suede sidewall offers structured resilience and subtle water resistance, while a skid-resistant rubber sole ensures confident footing whether you're lounging at home or stepping out.

At the heart of this indulgence lies our Cloud Cushion multilayer insole-engineered to outperform memory foam in both recovery and longevity. Sink into its cloud-soft support and discover Acorn’s most luxurious footbed ever. These slippers aren’t just for keeping warm-they’re for savoring life’s softer moments.

Innovations:

Cloud Cushion features a sophisticated insole, crafted with several layers of premium cushioning for exceptional, enduring comfort - a signature innovation found in Acorn slippers.

Features:

• Better than memory foam cushioning
• Fleece lining
• Patterned knit upper
• Genuine Suede sides
• Indoor / Outdoor sole
• Softest insole - thick, high density cloud cushion
• Warm knitted fairisle pattern uppers
• Supportive strong and sturdy genuine suede rand

Care Instructions:

Carefully spot clean with a damp cloth. For best long-lasting results let air dry.

With over 12 million acres of forest and 3,400 miles of coastline, the outdoors plays a lead role in the lives of the people who live and vacation in Maine. Vibrant fall colors and cool temperatures inspire the designers, material choices, and construction methods at Acorn. Acorn footwear is great for indoors and out, relaxing by the fireplace and fire pit, couch and hammock. Rest assured that if the footwear can keep your feet warm and comfortable in Maine, it can keep your feet comfortable wherever you live or travel. Acorn founder David Quinn simply wanted to do something nice for his friends by hand-sewing leather soles on thick cozy ragg wool socks. In the process he created the icon, "The Original Slipper Sock". And the rest is history.