The Best Slippers for Men of 2026

• Sizing: Whole sizes 7 to 14
• Colors: Available in five colors
• Materials: Sheepskin upper; shearling linings; rubber outsole

The L.L. Bean Men's Venetian Wicked Good Slippers are superb, with an impressive amount of shearling cushioning. There’s enough fluff to cradle your feet and prevent them from sliding out, but not so much that they create sweat. During testing, there was no moisture buildup or odor, even when the slippers were worn for 10 hours straight.

The unadorned, Venetian-style upper is made with malleable sheepskin that contours to your foot. The sturdy sole means they can be worn indoors or for short stints outside, though it should be noted the smooth rubber may slip on wet floors. That soft upper will also loosen up with wear, quickly showing some creasing and character that will build over time.

These slippers are spot-clean only, but the quality wool lining is naturally antimicrobial, which should prevent odors. They fit slightly loose, so those worried about slippage or who have narrower feet should size down for a snugger fit. For those who have wide feet, these slippers will fit like a glove and that shearling will hold your feet tight.

• Sizing: Small to XXL (7.5-8.5 to 14-15)
• Colors: Available in up to 13 patterns and colors
• Materials: Polyester upper and lining; rubber outsole

The Acorn Men’s Original Moccasins are not only stylish, but they are also plush, very breathable, and machine-washable. They aren’t the warmest of the bunch, but that thin interior makes for a relaxed fit that you can insulate further with a pair of socks.

Their nearly structureless design compresses flat, making them easy to stow away in a closet or bag, so you won’t have to go anywhere without them. Think of these as a cross between a martial arts slip-on and a fuzzy sock—they have a sole that’s sturdy enough to take outdoors and a relaxed fit that's easy to easily slide into. The best part? They can go into the laundry whenever they're looking grimy—or not smelling that great.

The slippers aren’t without their setbacks, though. The Acorn moc’s lack of structure may make it feel flimsy and thin for those who are looking for a supportive slipper. There’s also an embroidered Acorn logo on the heel of each insole that makes for an uncomfortable step if you wear the shoes sockless—a poor design choice.

• Sizing: 6.5 to 16
• Colors: Available in eight colors and patterns with up to four sole colors
• Materials: Felt upper; wool lining; neoprene heel; thermoplastic polyurethane outsole

The Mahabis Classic slippers, with sophisticated style and soft lining, are smartly designed with comfort and minimalism in mind. The felt upper is smooth with a supple nap, which gives it a distinct look from traditional leather, cotton, or sheepskin offerings.

This slipper’s most distinct feature is a collapsible neoprene heel that folds down, transforming the loafer style into a mule—a boon if you’re the type who crushes down the heels of slippers to wear them as slides anyway. With the heel up or down, they’re a comfortable, quality indoor-outdoor shoe that fits well and feels top-quality—which is reflected in their higher-than-most price.

The footbed is well-cushioned but doesn’t give the slightest sign that it’ll quickly flatten out through use, while the collapsible back feels yoga-mat soft on the heel. The insole also provides arch support, a rarity for most slippers. The rubber sole has enough traction to prevent slipping and sliding on wet floors, and it’s tough enough to wear out on the street for quick strolls in the neighborhood.

As a bonus, Mahabis promises to plant a tree with every pair bought. If they were machine-washable, they’d be practically unbeatable as a luxury slipper.

• Sizing: Whole sizes 7 to 18 in standard width and 7 to 14 in wide
• Colors: Available in 26 colors and patterns
• Materials: Sheepskin upper; upcycled wool, tencel lyocell lining; rubber outsole

The Ugg Ascot slippers have an impressive indoor-outdoor rubber sole, warm sheepskin lining, and quality suede upper, but we were disappointed by the fit. While Ugg makes these slippers in wide width, I only tested the standard width. The slippers were too narrow and my feet busted over the sides. There’s also a leather version for people looking for that style.

Overall, they’re a great pair of slippers, similar to our top pick, but I just wish they fit better.

• Sizing: 6 to 17
• Colors: Available in eight colors
• Materials: Wool upper and lining; leather sole

For what it’s worth, the Glerups Slip-on slippers may be the coolest-looking pair on this list. They have an upper made of 100% pure natural wool, which helps temperature regulation and moisture wicking. They're warm and cozy without causing feet to sweat. The indoor-only sole is made from leather, and despite the smooth outsole showing no indication it would provide traction, they didn’t slip on wet floors.

The fuzziness of the wool upper’s construction, however, attracts lint, dust, and pet hair. The slippers also pill with clumps of loose wool through use. Glerups says these lint clumps are a natural product of new wool, and should clear up within two to four weeks’ time, but the amount of clinging the wool does is way too annoying to deal with on a regular basis. If it weren’t for the mess, they’d rank higher.