The Best Slippers for Women of 2026

• Sizing: Whole sizes 5 to 11
• Colors: Available in six colors
• Materials: Sheepskin upper and footbed; thermoplastic rubber outsole

The Emu Australia Mayberry slippers were one of the fluffiest pairs we tested. After wearing these open-toe cross band slippers for a few hours, our tester's feet were a comfortable temperature. Made with lots of sheepskin, they feel extra plush.

Putting them on and taking them off was easy, and walking around in them was comfortable, as the slippers are lightweight. Their rubber outsole makes them suitable for both indoor and outdoor wear, but during testing, they were prone to slipping on wet floors.

Emu Australia recommends sizing up if you’re in between sizes. Because these slippers run narrow, if you have wide feet like our tester, you may also want to size up. Our tester did that and found that the slipper fits nicely, snug but not too tight, and not overly long.

• Sizing: Sizes 4 to 12.5
• Colors: Available in eight colors and patterns for uppers; up to four colors for outsoles
• Materials: Felt upper; wool lining; neoprene heel; thermoplastic polyurethane outsole

The Mahabis Classic Slippers offer a lot of customization. They have a unique design and are very warm, with quality felt uppers and warm wool lining. The Mahabis provide a good grip on the heel and are relatively easy to take on and off, thanks to their sturdy backing. They kept our tester's feet warm during testing without overheating and gripped wet floors well.

However, as someone with wide feet, our tester found these slippers uncomfortable for long-term use. Although they stretched, the sides of her feet ached after wearing them for a few hours, and she had to take breaks. (Mahabis suggests people with wide feet or who wear half-sizes to order up.)

Pet owners, beware: The fuzzy material attracts quite a bit of pet hair, to the point you’ll have to lint roll them often.

• Sizing: Whole sizes 6 to 11
• Colors: Available in 11 colors
• Materials: Wool upper; high-pile fleece lining; rubber outsole

L.L. Bean’s Daybreak Scuffs are adorable as a gift, coming in a variety of colorful styles, accented with designs featuring the likes of puppies, cats, and more—the ones we tested had a moose on them.

Their wool construction and lighter fleece lining are warm enough for cooler months. Although they’re a bit tight at first, they stretch out quickly with regular wear, and they’re easy to slide on and off. Also, they are very grippy even on wet floors.

During testing, we found that the wool fabric began to fray after just a few wears, and it easily accumulated pet hair around the house. They also run a little short length-wise, and with socks on, they’ll likely overheat your feet.

• Sizing: S to XXL, fitting shoe sizes 6 to 11
• Colors: Available in 12 colors and patterns
• Materials: Polyester upper and lining; 95% thermoplastic rubber, 5% polyester outsole

These memory foam slippers from Jessica Simpson feature fluffy faux fur on the inside, wrapping around for a trendy pop look. The faux fur feels silky, and the memory foam footbed provides plenty of cushioning.

While the fur is soft, it feels slightly slick instead of plush, and our tester wished there was more of it to help warm her toes on a cold day. Conversely, the slippers aren't very breathable and don’t wick away moisture well, which made her feet feel clammy after wearing them for a few hours. The memory foam footbeds also squish down while standing on them, making the slipper feel flat.

These are one of the lower-priced slippers, so it is a case of you getting what you pay for. These are best suited for a single-season purchase rather than a long-term investment. But for what it’s worth, they’re one of the few pairs on this list that are machine-washable.

• Sizing: Women’s sizes 5-6 to 11-12
• Colors: Available in nine colors
• Materials: Knit upper; man-made fleece lining; rubber outsole

These slippers are very popular on Amazon and deliver on comfort, as feet sink into their memory foam insoles. They keep temps comfortable without overheating, and their rubber bottoms grip wet floors well. They also have a price that makes them almost too good to pass up.

The Ultra Ideas are lightweight and suitable for various climates and seasons. According to the company, they can be worn indoors and outdoors and are also machine washable.

Unfortunately, we found some faults. The plush lining feels low quality and easily gets grimy, though that can be remedied with a machine wash. The knit upper feels cheap and started pilling after just a few washes, and they run a bit too wide—our tester's feet slipped around as she wore them. While the Ultraideas is a decent slipper for its price, we have concerns about longevity.

• Sizing: Women’s sizes 5 to 10
• Colors: Available in eight colors and patterns
• Materials: 80% cotton, 20% polyester upper and liner; rubber outsole

These Isotoner clogs have a sturdy bottom and heel, soft terry cloth fabric, and offer plenty of support with memory foam insoles. They are also machine-washable, so cleaning them is simple and convenient.

However, they weren’t a good match for our tester's wide feet. She could barely get her feet into them, and they ran so tight she couldn’t wear them comfortably for long periods. They also didn't win any style points with her. If you decide to give them a try, size up if you have wide feet.