What footwear do you wear indoors?

Always slippers indoors. My BIL used to go barefoot. There was a noticeable smell of sweaty feet coming from his carpets. I notice he wears slippers these days -his wife may have had something to do with that.

PamelaJ1

Do you live in Essex Lucca?

Sorry sorry, couldn’t resist. That’s probably an ist or an ism.?

How very dare you? ?
Es-sexist.
Nope - god’s own county for me.

Furret ?
Are you Compo?

Bare feet mostly spring, summer and autumn and Totes socks in winter - we have wood flooring and tiles so they act as dusters in the winter and I have a clean pair every day!

Definitely bare feet. I have umpteen pairs of slippers but I don't like wearing them unless I'm particularly cold.

Slippers, sheepskin uggs usually and yes even in this weather....I can’t help myself.
Beware the crocs you will need to nourish your heels they will get incredibly dry.

Bare feet most of the year.

podiatrist said that crocs were the work of the devil, very bad for feet

Me, barefoot but always something handy if I need to open the front door, I don`tlike my feet. Usually clean gardening shoes. I can`t wear flipflops or birkenstocks

In this weather, if anything, flip flops - I have some nice new ones from Joules.

In winter I absolutely love my house boots from Celtic Sheepskin. I’m on my 2nd pair now, though first pair did last for ages.
I recently machine-washed them (washable at 30 with woolly wash) so they’ll be all ready when the cold weather is upon us again.

In between, often some nice (non-old-lady-ish) slippers. But we’re not a shoes-off house, so frequently just whatever.

Sliders if anyone is coming as they have sparkles on the front ?
Cable knitted mule slippers indoors generally.
Sliders all the time when it’s as hot as this week.
As I have horrid feet to find comfy footwear for, I have 6 pairs of identical sliders , in 2 different colours from Next. Should last me half my lifetime at least!

Flying Handbag is not a new poster.

This is a question that exercises me. Thanks for the discussion, Flying Handbag.

Are cheap flipflops safe on wet tile floors. Do cheap flipflops fit over feet with moderate oedema?

I used to wear mule type slippers but they are now only for the bedroom. I wear lightweight strappy shoes or sandals when it's hot, no longer flipflops. My feet are bony and arthritic and I find it painful to walk barefoot. I dread visiting a house where they want you to remove shoes. I also have plantar fascitis so supportive shoes help.

Crocs throughout the year and I have lovely feet, no need for podiatrists. If they're so bad why do doctors and nurses wear them all day in hospitals?

I wear old old fitflops so comfy do not want to throw them out. I have a new pair siting by bed but want to keep them for best!!!! How do you get away from keeping clothes and shoes for best.

Bare feet all year round (isn't that what heating is for in winter?)

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Usually slippers, but flip flop things when it's hot.
I've got Crocs for in the garden.

When it's cold, sheepskin slippers with non-slip soles; when it's warmer, Skechers slip-on sneakers.

I LOVE "Animal" flip flops and wear them all summer. Some for indoors and some for going out. The bit that goes between your toes is made of a soft, padded materiel so even people who can't wear flip flops generally find them comfortable

Sketchers flip flops in the heat.

I have the worst feet in the world. There isn’t a single foot problem that I don’t have. Corns, bunions Ledderhose: the only thing I don’t have is hammer toe. Crocs are the most comfortable footwear I have ever worn. I wish I’d known about them when I was still working and on my feet all day. I know nurses used to wear those white clogs with holey (ie with holes in in case predictive text changes it to hokey again) and I always wanted some of those. Wearing totally flat shoes ruined my feet.

Mules for me.
I just can`t wear flipflops.

FH is definitely not a new poster. Has anyone mentioned plimsoles yet?

Birkenstocks. Crocks for letting the dog out as the grass is usually wet. I think they’re hideous but there you go!. very easy to slip your feet into and can’t be seen by anyone.

Bare feet in the summer, socks in the winter. Crocs for slipping on to go in the garden.