We love a great upstart story as much as everyone else, but when it comes to footwear, it’s very rare that any small brands rise to compete with the likes of the three stripes, swoosh or one star options. Greats is one of those success stories that’s worth talking about. In addition to the incredible sneakers and boots they’ve released in the past handful of years, Greats now has a new pair of instant classic slippers in the Driggs you see here. Whether you’re looking for work for home style or just a comfortable pair of house slippers, the Driggs deliver on every level with a soft faux fur lining, wool felt exterior and an EVA insole. They’re ridiculously soft, supremely cushioned, supportive, sustainably made, and most incredibly, machine washable (on a cold delicate cycle with air drying) so you can actually clean them regularly. Greats The Driggs Slippers are available in both grey and navy colorways.
Greats The Driggs Slippers
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