Bond house slippers / shoes

Colonel Duke

I'm looking for a new pair of house slippers and wondering if anyone has identified a bond approved pair? Off the top of my head I can't remember seeing any, but something from a book could be cool. Perhaps we'll see some in Spectre.

always shaken

Colonel Duke wrote:

I'm looking for a new pair of house slippers and wondering if anyone has identified a bond approved pair? Off the top of my head I can't remember seeing any, but something from a book could be cool. Perhaps we'll see some in Spectre.

I had a nice blue velvet pair from C@J years ago ,they had a very nice leather sole ,trouble was ,the 1st time o wore them
(with my sky blue Oxford dressing gown) I slipped down the stairs,nearly breaking my arse, ;% so be carefull

The Red Kind

always shaken wrote:

Colonel Duke wrote:

I'm looking for a new pair of house slippers and wondering if anyone has identified a bond approved pair? Off the top of my head I can't remember seeing any, but something from a book could be cool. Perhaps we'll see some in Spectre.

I had a nice blue velvet pair from C@J years ago ,they had a very nice leather sole ,trouble was ,the 1st time o wore them
(with my sky blue Oxford dressing gown) I slipped down the stairs,nearly breaking my arse, ;% so be carefull

) Of course Vodka Martini still in hand without spilling a drop at the bottom of the stairs.. -{ Hope you weren't too bruised!?

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cheld

I recommend the Brooks Brothers Nappa Full Slippers. They list for $148 but can be had in the $88 range if you first obtain a corporate account and then open a new credit card account during the next corporate sale. You can stack the 30% corporate with a 15% new card kicker.

http://www.brooksbrothers.com/Nappa-Full-Slippers/601H________BL___11___D___,default,pd.html

Here's my review, which focuses primarily on fit and break-in:



High quality, extremely comfortable. For best fit, purchase the smallest size that you can get your foot into. If there is any gap at the heel when you try them on, size down and try again. I wear 11 1/2 C in other Peal shoes and wear 10 1/2 in these slippers.

At first you'll need to use your hand to get the heel into the slipper. After about 2 weeks you should be able to slip your foot in unaided, but may still have some tightness across the instep. After six weeks the slipper should be perfectly molded to your foot and they'll feel like you've had them for years.

Colonel Duke

Great list guys! Thanks for the suggestions.