Men’s slippers and home footwear
Explore JANEX men’s slippers, boot slippers and home slides. Choose a footwear type, then check the style, material and available size on the product page. Compare insole lengths in centimetres: a size number alone does not replace the chart for that model. Unisex styles also appear in the women’s collection, and both sections lead to the same product.
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JANEX WOOLIVA unisex beige wool slippers
16,00 € -
JANEX WOOLIVA unisex brown wool slippers
16,00 € -
JANEX WOOLIVA unisex dark grey wool slippers
16,00 € -
JANEX WOOLIVA unisex grey wool slippers
16,00 € -
JANEX WOOLIVA unisex white wool slippers
16,00 € -
JANEX WOOLORIA unisex black house slippers
16,00 € -
JANEX WOOLORIA unisex brown house slippers
16,00 € -
JANEX WOOLORIA unisex charcoal grey house slippers
16,00 € -
JANEX WOOLORIA unisex grey house slippers with a dot pattern
16,00 € -
JANEX WOOLORIA unisex grey house slippers
16,00 € -
JANEX WOOLORIA unisex white house slippers
16,00 € -
JANEX VELORA unisex beige house slippers
20,00 €
Where should you start when choosing men's slippers?
The men's department lets you compare slippers, boot slippers and house slides. First decide how much coverage you want by looking at the front, heel and height of the upper. Then check the materials and measurements of the particular model. Browsing in this order separates your style preference from the question of size. The department name helps organise the catalogue, but it does not replace checking the product's size chart.
Men's slippers: compare the front, heel and lining
Men's slippers are a useful starting point when you want to compare everyday house-shoe styles side by side. In the photographs, check where the upper ends and look at the opening for the foot. In the product details, compare the insole and outer material. Brown Bruno VIP belongs in the men's department. Remembering the model name and colour helps you return to the correct version after browsing other options.
Men's boot slippers with a more enclosed shape
With boot slippers, look beyond the front and compare how the heel and ankle area are covered. Side photographs are particularly useful for seeing differences in the height and shape of the upper. The term 'boot slippers' does not specify one particular material: the lining, insole and upper each have their own description. If you plan to wear socks, account for that when measuring rather than after selecting a size.
Men's house slides and the fit across the instep
House slides make it easy to compare open fronts and strap arrangements. Notice where each strap crosses the foot and examine the shape of the footbed. An open style does not automatically fit every foot width. If a model is adjustable, that feature should be stated on its product page. If you cannot see it listed, ask about the particular pair rather than assuming the strap can be loosened.
Unisex means one product in two departments
Wooliva and Wooloria appear in both the men's and women's departments. There is no need to look for a separate men's version when you are viewing a unisex listing. Both routes take you to the same product and its size options. Compare the colour, shape and insole length. When buying for someone else, note the model name and colour so any discussion about measurements refers to the exact pair you have chosen.
Sizing: compare measurements, not just the number
Start by measuring both feet. Stand on a sheet of paper, mark the furthest points at the toes and heel, then measure the distance between them. Use the longer measurement for comparison. Wear socks when measuring if that is how you plan to wear your new pair. Do not automatically copy the size from another type of shoe: the number alone does not describe the length or shape of the inside.
Open the selected product's size chart and check the insole length in centimetres. Foot length and insole length are different measurements, so do not treat them as interchangeable. If your measurement falls between the listed values, or you have a question about width, contact us with the model name, colour and your measurement. This lets us discuss the particular pair rather than give a general size recommendation.
Questions before you order
Should I choose the same size as my outdoor shoes?
Do not rely only on the size you wear in other shoes. Compare your foot measurement with the selected model's chart and check its insole length. If unsure, send us both measurements and the product name rather than choosing a larger size just in case.
Are the upper and insole made from the same material?
Not necessarily. Check the upper, lining, insole and outsole separately in the selected model's details. Photographs show the appearance, but do not by themselves confirm the material composition or type of lining.
Why does the same model appear in both departments?
Unisex models appear in both departments as the same product, including Wooliva and Wooloria. Fit depends on the style, size and insole length, rather than which department you use to open the listing.
When will my pair be dispatched?
Ready-stock items are dispatched within a day; a model or size that needs to be sewn is dispatched within 3 days. This is the dispatch time, not the carrier's delivery time. If you need a particular date, ask about the selected pair before ordering.












