Thanks everyone, all 50 pairs of slippers have now gone. Sorry to those who missed out.
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Without spending 30 dollars a pair?
I’m afraid not. The demand worldwide for over-the-calf is not large I’m afraid and the price reflects that, as well as the quality
You can pick up some good ones in the sales for less than that. The Hackett outlet store in Bicester Village does three for £15, cotton, but in funky colours generally and with a contrasting toe and heel, which I dislike. The best I own has been from Hilditch & Key on Jermyn street, £10 a pair but merino wool (though with 30% nylon) and the fit is superb. Wool really is much better than cotton. Wish I’d bought more.
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