Energy saving is on everyone’s lips, and it’s not just utility companies offering tips – politicians and TV presenters are also listing ways to reduce electricity and gas consumption. Suggestions range from using a washcloth instead of showering, to fluffy draft stoppers for old doors, lowering blinds at dusk, and installing new thermostats on radiators.
Even if your home is a few degrees cooler than usual, you don’t have to feel cold. The right clothing – and especially warm footwear – makes all the difference. Cold feet can even increase the risk of catching a cold, as a scientific study by Cardiff University confirms*. Good slippers are a must!
Finding the right slippers requires some consideration. Two key criteria are comfort and a pleasant feel. BÄR shoes offer maximum comfort for your home. When it comes to soles, you can choose between a thin sole for a soft, flowing rolling motion, or a thick sole with strong cushioning and good cold insulation.
Speaking of cold: A good slippers collection should offer a variety of materials to suit your individual needs. The natural wool felt in the TOVFEL model ensures a balanced foot climate in both summer and winter. The MALU slipper delights with synthetic fur and a textile Lining, keeping you cozy and warm. Most slippers feature a textile Lining footbed, like in the DELI slipper, for an especially soft feel. Others have woven lamb Lining or calf leather. Most footbeds are removable, so you can also insert your own insoles. Incidentally, even open slippers can keep your feet warm if they have the right footbed. Discover a whole new experience with the KENKOH MASSAGE SANDALS.
Cold feet at home really don’t have to be an issue, even when temperatures drop. And if your feet do get chilly, there are plenty of simple tricks – from foot exercises to foot baths – to warm them up again.
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