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TOKU Bern Slippers - Dark Gray
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OmaKing (which translates to "my own shoe") is an Estonian brand crafting traditional, long-lasting footwear, founded by great-grandfather Peeter in 1927. All OmaKing shoes are manufactured in Estonia and designed to serve you well for years. OmaKing is especially known for its very reasonably priced sandals and slippers. All their shoes come with a 2-year warranty.
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TOKU Bern Slippers - Dark Gray

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TOKU Bern slippers are made of natural lamb wool which will keep your feet warm but let them breathe as well. With the addition of the open-toe, the Bern slippers are the best of both worlds. All of our slippers feature a special insole with arch support – these really feel like you are walking on clouds!

All TOKU shoes are handmade in southern Estonia by a small family company that has made great shoes since 1927. They practice slow fashion by using natural, high-quality materials and creating versatile, long-lasting styles, ensuring your sandals serve you for years. All TOKUs will be shipped to you directly from the factory.

  • Upper & lining: natural lambswool felt
  • Insole: with arch support, slightly heightened heels
  • Manufacturer: TOKU
  • Where It’s Made: Estonia, Europe
  • Shipping: 4-8 workdays
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Omaking
OmaKing (which translates to "my own shoe") is an Estonian brand crafting traditional, long-lasting footwear, founded by great-grandfather Peeter in 1927. All OmaKing shoes are manufactured in Estonia and designed to serve you well for years. OmaKing is especially known for its very reasonably priced sandals and slippers. All their shoes come with a 2-year warranty.
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