Name: Pocha Slippers - Custom Woolen Mills
Price: 80.00 CAD
Availability: InStock

Pocha Slippers

$80.00

Description

These hand-knit, leather soled slippers are a multi-generational enterprise of the Pocha family in Cranbrook, BC. A longtime, beloved product of Custom Woolen Mills customers in "the know", they are simply referred to as Pocha Slippers. Knit from Custom Woolen Mills 100% wool yarn with leather soles hand-stiched on, they are warm, snug, and durable.

Price is per pair.

If you are unsure about sizing, please include the length from heel to toe of the feet you are buying for in the order notes, we will make sure to send you the appropriate size.

100% Canadian Wool processed at Custom Woolen Mills, Alberta, Canada. Hand-knit in British Columbia, Canada.

Additional information

Weight	0.32000000 kg
Dimensions	33 × 18 × 15 cm
Slipper Size	Men's 8, Men's 9, Men's 10, Men's 11, Men's 12, Men's 13, Women's 5, Women's 6, Women's 7, Women's 8, Women's 9

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Our Prairie Wool Sock Guide

When choosing socks, the Original Wool Socks are the warmest, the White Wool Mohair Socks are the softest, and the Hard Workin' Wool/Nylon Socks are the most durable.

Sizing

Our sock sizes correspond to men's shoe sizes or are slightly smaller. If you like your socks loose, you may want to pick the next size up. Most men tend to fit into sizes 10-12 or 13-15. Most women tend to fit into sizes 4-6 or 7-9. If your foot size is right on the upper border of a size range, we would recommend getting the next size up. This makes them a bit more forgiving when it comes to washing.

Size

Unstretched Foot Length

4-6

7-9

10-12

10"

13-15

11"

Sock Care

To keep your Custom Woolen Mills socks in tip-top condition, machine wash them gently and hang to dry to prevent shrinkage.

Proper fitting shoes have a huge impact on how your socks will wear. If you find you get holes in your socks quickly, you may want to assess how your shoes fit. In the meantime, we have a handy tutorial on how to darn socks.