Linen Slippers

A: Place the slippers in your washing machine with a small amount of detergent. Select a gentle cycle and cold water setting, then run the cycle. Air-dry the slippers when the cycle ends.

A: Clean your textile shoes using a brush straight away after you've been out, to remove dust particles and dirt from the street from the fabric. The best way to deal with stubborn dirt is with a damp sponge, but this takes still – soles should be kept as dry as possible so as not to dissolve the glue.

A: Why is linen a suitable material for making shoes? Because it is very well-equipped for the demands of daily wear and tear: It is cooling, breathable, moisture-regulating, and at the same time dirt-repellent and air-permeable - in other words, a real all-rounder for use in minimal shoes.

A: Remember, the more comfortable the slippers, the more you'll enjoy wearing them. Fit: A good fit is essential for ensuring your slippers are comfortable and supportive. They should fit snugly but not too tight, allowing your feet to move freely without slipping out.

A: Daily use: If you wear your slippers every day, they will likely need replacing every 6-12 months. Occasional use: If you only wear them occasionally, such as in the evenings or on weekends, they might last up to 1-2 years.