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Minnetonka Lodge Trapper Womens Slipper 9 BM US Features
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All your favorite comfort and style is packed into this fabulous suede leather or knit fabric moccasin
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Tied together with a cute rawhide lace bow detail
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Synthetic fleece lining
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Cushioned footbed
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Die-cut rubber sole
About Minnetonka Lodge Trapper Womens Slipper 9 BM US
Description Minnetonka Moccasin slippers for women are the ideal indoor slippers for your everyday life. These Minnetonka women's slippers are made with high-quality materials, including soft suede, a suede tie and a thin, lightweight rubber sole. They are made to gradually adapt to the contours of your feet and wear pattern over time to ensure that each pair of moccasins for women fit snugly and become more comfortable when you wear them. These Minnetonka slippers feature a moccasin toe and leather collar lacing. Slip your feet into these soft, trendy slippers and enjoy your day in comfort. Whether you are baking, cleaning the house, walking the dog, or sitting by the fire, our adult moccasins will keep your feet warm, comfortable and protected. These comfortable slippers fit true to size. No matter how you choose these cozy Minnetonka women's loafers, we know you will love them. These warm moccasins are also a perfect Mother's Day or birthday gift, whether you give them to your mother, girlfriend or even yourself. Minnetonka was founded in 1946 and is a family brand committed to maintaining the high standards of our products. We offer a unique selection of comfortable, iconic, timeless shoes at a great price. From moccasins and boots to slippers and sandals, we are sure you have the perfect pair of comfortable, durable shoes for everyone in your family. As a company, Minnetonka is committed to building a more sustainable future. We conducted our first sustainability audit in 2021 and are committed to making a real, measurable difference by tracking our progress. Minnetonka is also dedicated to honoring and investing in Native American culture as well as working with Indigenous artists, designers and creators who receive recognition and payment for their work.
