Men's Width B Slippers

Narrow C B Mens Slippers

Mens slippers in a narrow size are available in a variety of styles and materials. Suede, leather, and tweed are just some of the types of narrow slippers for men that you can purchase. Slippers provide you with more footwear options around the house if you want to wear more than socks but dont like wearing shoes indoors.

Before you purchase any slippers for men, its important to understand slipper sizing, how it works, and whether your feet are considered wide, narrow, or medium. Slipper size is shown via a series of letters that may or may not include numbers as well. If you see slippers with letters such a B or C, they are considered a narrow size. The proper width of your slipper is also somewhat dependent on the length of your foot. What the industry considers wide or slim will differ from men to women and there is no precise standard across every brand of slipper. However, as a basic guideline, your feet are slender if they fall in the width range of 3.3 inches to 4.3 inches.

There are several types of slippers for men from which you can choose. Many of them are made for slender feet but have different compositions to meet various needs. You may want a simple, traditional design or a slipper that has more material to encompass more than the foot itself.

• A slouch boot style of mens slipper will include the typical portion at the base of the foot and over the toe area, but it will also come up the leg further than a traditional slipper and function more like a combination sock instead.
• Regular boot-like slippers will come up over the ankle like a low-cut boot but not as a high as a slouch boot.
• Traditional home footwear is also available. This category encompasses the usual design and is offered in a variety of materials including suede, leather, tweed, velvet, and cloth.

How to maintain your slippers depends upon the material type, but there are a few basic guidelines you can follow.

• Its possible to gently wash by hand any footwear made of cloth or fabric materials. Warm water mixed with a mild, all-purpose detergent is generally all that is necessary to get these items clean.