Setup, Compatibility & Care
Because these slippers feature an anatomically shaped footbed, they may feel firm initially. It is recommended to wear them for a few hours at a time during the first week to allow the cork to adapt to your stride. To care for your Zermatt slippers, avoid getting them wet as the wool felt and natural cork can be damaged by excessive moisture. If the wool becomes dusty, use a soft-bristle brush to remove debris. If the shearling lining needs cleaning, use a specialized wool cleaner or a damp cloth with mild soap, ensuring they are air-dried completely away from direct heat sources.