I need more slipper socks, it's getting cold.
September 19, 2013 2:21 AM Subscribe
I live in the UK, and I've never really nailed down a place to get great slipper socks. I really want these Acorn slipper socks, but nowhere seems to ship to the UK. Can anyone recommend either a place to buy them, or very similar ones?
Best answer: I was given these L.L. Bean slipper socks as a gift last year and love them. They'll ship to the UK, but I'm not sure about the shipping charges.
posted by Auden at 4:32 AM on September 19, 2013
posted by Auden at 4:32 AM on September 19, 2013
Came here to say LLBean as well. But the fleece slipper socks are more durable.
posted by ROU_Xenophobe at 5:29 AM on September 19, 2013
posted by ROU_Xenophobe at 5:29 AM on September 19, 2013
Best answer: You need Falke cottage socks.
posted by Marauding Ennui at 7:16 AM on September 19, 2013
posted by Marauding Ennui at 7:16 AM on September 19, 2013
Best answer: You can get them via eBay UK (shipped from US): wool; cotton.
posted by taz at 12:26 PM on September 19, 2013
posted by taz at 12:26 PM on September 19, 2013
Response by poster: Thanks everyone! LL Bean seems to be the best option for shipping, Nordstrom and the people on eBay have really high charges. The Falke ones are nice but a bit pricey too, I don't want to go above £30 for a single pair of socks really. Although I could get some for Christmas I suppose!
It's a shame no-one in the UK seems to make or sell similar ones for a slightly lower price. I really want a sole on the sock, over the years I've not found the bubble/rubber things on most slipper socks to be grippy enough. Maybe there isn't enough demand to make that type really profitable in the British market.
posted by danteGideon at 6:26 AM on September 20, 2013
It's a shame no-one in the UK seems to make or sell similar ones for a slightly lower price. I really want a sole on the sock, over the years I've not found the bubble/rubber things on most slipper socks to be grippy enough. Maybe there isn't enough demand to make that type really profitable in the British market.
posted by danteGideon at 6:26 AM on September 20, 2013
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posted by pipeski at 2:59 AM on September 19, 2013