Isotoner Women's Stretch Velour Victoria Ballerina House Slipper with All Around Memory Foam Comfort, Dark Charcoal Heather Jersey Knit, 5-6 Review

good product. true to size, i want mines loose for house use so will order next size but my mom is happy and comfortable she gets to have it.

I sized up and these are still a little bit tight on me. I like the slipper design. They are comfortable, but size up for correct fit.

*It is now December and as you can see from the second picture, my beloved slippers are now falling apart, just as my fellow reviewers tried to warn me they would. I should note that, I purchased these slippers in April and gave them the summer off in favor of flip flops for at least 3 months (July - Sept) so we’re talking maybe the equivalent of 4 months of wear. They should not be completely falling apart from just walking around my home (mostly sitting at my computer) every day. I’ll admit I am tempted to buy another pair because I find them quite comfy...but if I’m going to spend over forty bucks in 7 months on slippers, shouldn’t I just invest in a solid pair that might actually last me a couple of years?**old review:These are just what I needed for my new normal of working from home during the quarantine. These slippers offer more structure than the basic ballet slippers and more cushion on the sole. They fit the bill for wearing all day long...allowing me to feel dressed - not like I’m in my pajamas- but much more comfy than wearing shoes in the house all day. The sole allows me to step out to the mailbox or the backyard. The only thing I would say is that they pretty much just fit and I could feel the edges of the soles. I usually wear an 8.5 M - so if you are a size 9 or have a wide foot, size L might be too small for you. After wearing almost daily for two weeks, I’m less aware of feeling the edges and feel like they’ve broken in a bit. Super comfy and cushiony.

These are the most comfortable slippers I've ever bought. I don't like to wear shoes because they never fit right and always hurt my feet. I work for myself so I usually just wear slippers or slipper socks around the office. I've been wearing these slippers all day at work for the past few weeks. My feet don't hurt. In fact, I barely feel like I have anything on my feet at all. And I like that they have a rubber sole so they're not slippery if I walk on tile. I liked them so much that I offered to get some for my family. I think I'll buy a couple back-up pairs just in case I can't find the same pair later on. But they look like they'll last pretty long. They're constructed really well. I've thrown them in the wash twice with no problems.

If I could split the star rating between the left slipper and the right I would give the left slipper one star and the right slipper 4 stars. But since I cannot then I have given an overall review of 2 stars.The pros: soft memory foam insole, hard sole which means I can wear these slippers out to the mailbox, and they are easy to put on and take off.The con: the slipper on my left foot cuts into the back of my heel. I had hoped that in wearing them they would stretch but it has been 2 1/2 months and now my heel feels bruised even when I am not wearing the slipper. I ordered the small which is a 5-6 and I wear a 5 1/2 or 6 shoe. I am trying to stretch it now by stretching the slipper over a size 5 1/2 sneaker to see if that will work.

I purchased a pair of isotoner Victoria Ballerina slippers several months ago, in size medium. I wore them, but they were a bit snug (I usually wear a size 9). Purchased other slippers from 3 different manufacturers and found them to be too large/stretched out on the sides, or too snug in the toe. Decided to treat my feet properly and ordered isotoner's in size large, and my feet are very happy about the added space in the large size. I have successfully washed these slippers on gentle cycle in cold water, and they have not shrunk or changed size. I dry them in the sun on my balcony, since our condo does not allow a clothes line! I only wear these indoors and find the support adequate for our vinyl flooring. The soles do not cause a slip-and-fall hazard. Will purchase again when the size large needs to be replaced.

There was a time when "Isotoner" meant quality, but that time is gone. I bought these for years, and wore them inside my home, in all seasons. They fit well, lasted, provided warmth and a safe footing, a cross between a shoe and a slipper. You paid a bit more for Isotoner, but the reliability and quality were worth it. No longer. I have tried several times in recent years to see if perhaps it was a bad model or unusual conditions, because the fit and construction on each recent purchase was sloppy, and even with normal wear inside the house only, they got holes and started to come apart a short time after getting them. But I missed the functionality I had with them, so I decided to try one more time.The first thing you notice is that they don't fit the foot. The sole is a fraction of the sole of a normal foot - so it does not provide full coverage for the portion of the foot that is on the ground - the whole purpose of anything worn on the foot! So when you stand, part of your foot is supported by the solid sole, and part of it is standing on the soft upper material. Can you imagine a better definition of being "cheap," a shoe with a partial sole? Did they not think people would notice that the sole on the product does not fit the feet it is sized for? Crazy.And the "jersey" material that surrounds the foot? - I have had the product for three weeks, and there are holes in it already.I will be returning it, and this is my last "Isotoner." I know many women for whom these were the standard - hats, gloves, slippers, etc that were a staple in our wardrobes, and always a good gift . I don't understand why a company that had really good products would choose to make them so inferior today. Don't buy this; it truly is junk.