AcornMen's Digby Gore

I bought these for my husband based on his shoe size. They were too small. I ordered a different pair one size up.

I love the fit, comfort, quality, tread, everything about this slipper but for the price, I expected them to last more than a couple years. The majority of the slipper is in good shape but because the lining of the foot bed is worn and began to peel, they're too uncomfortable to wear now. That's frustrating.

took a risk, these arent my usual style for house shoes. i like zero drop shoes and these aint that. felt like i was tipping forward. real nice besides that fact, just not what i was looking for so i cant dock it more than 1 star in good conscience

Just bought my second pair. First pair lasted a year and the inside just got worn from wearing them all the time in the house. But they are warm, and have a nice subtle arch/heel support. Sole and stitchings are very well made and had no issues with. Very comfortable width and toe room, from a bigger guy with big feet. I usually wear size 12 wide in sneakers, crocs I wear size 13, boots are either 12 wide or 12and half wide and these size 12-13 acorns are the perfect size . They fit snug barefoot when you first get them , now they slip on and off while wearing socks with ease. I seen this on sale for as low as $26 during warmer months but if you need these now while it’s cold they are worth $45 which is what it’s listed as of now.

I was looking for a pair of slippers I could wear without socks and not have my feet get sweaty.These deliver that as well as any product I've ever used.Had a couple of months with pretty steady use and they don't look gross or stink yet either.Definitely would highly recommend at the price point.

I wear a 9 so I grabbed a 9-10. Should have gone a size lower. After using them for a month, the padding has smashed down inside enough that they are loose and I'm regularly tripping on them as they slide off going up stairs. I have to think about walking so I don't toss cereal and coffee all over the stairs...again. the logo seen into the insole is bothersome from time to time. It's like having an old sticker or bandaid stuck to your sock. Suddenly you just notice a mild lump but this one can't be peeled away.That being said, I wear them with socks. I tried barefoot and my feet didn't stay warm. The cold sweat thing was in play. With socks, they work great. After a couple months they do start to smell so I'm going to try cleaning them with some basic hand wash techniques so I don't destroy them in the laundry.I'm convinced there is no slipper that exists that prevents foot sweat and keeps your feet toasty. These are above average though. Good build. They seem like they will last a while.

I have been buying these slippers for a long time. I am at home all of the time, so I basically wear them all of the time. They are very durable, comfy and my only choice for a slipper!

Best thing about Amazon is the ability to look up past purchases, so I can confidently say it took 5 years and 4 months for me to kill my Acorns (the battered blue pair on the right).I was not gentle on these slippers. I wear them briefly every morning, but sometimes for the entire day on weekends. The rubber bottom that comes up the side is so protective that I wear them taking out the trash, working in the garage, and even running across the street to the store -- mostly because I forget that they're only slippers. Heck, I've got actual shoes less well made than these.Aside from some rattiness at the heel, what finally did these in was my habit of wearing them all day without socks. Yeah, wool is naturally antimicrobial, but these are toasty, so my sweaty feet made them all stinky. Still, 5+ years is a great run. As you can see, the soles are still in great shape, and the inside is still pretty comfy.Acorn no longer makes the Digby in women's. When my wife kept stealing my slippers, I ordered her a pair of the men's size small (those are the brown ones on the left; that pair is over 2 years old). The women's 9.5-10.5 is slightly longer than the men's 7.5-8.5 and both are great for a woman who wears a size 10, as we both do.This is the downside to marrying another woman with the same size feet: she steals your shoes. Fortunately, that's a great excuse to go and buy another pair of these Acorns!

These are possibly the best slippers I ever bought. They seem very well made and are very comfortable. I wear a size 8 shoe, and bought these in size S (7.5-8.5). They fit perfectly. If in doubt about the size to order, check the Acorn website.I'm very happy with them, and expect them to last a long time.

These were very comfortable slippers, but the fabric on the footbed started to peal away after 6 months. It doesn't look like the insoles are replaceable so I won't be buying these again. For the price, I expected them to last longer.

Awesome sturdy slipper. Very warm as well

My son is very pleased with fit, arch support, comfort and sole.

Warm and toasty. Quite comfortable.