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I've noticed as I get older, my feet are more cold. As such I now wear shoes a lot, compared to years ago, when I hardly did. So maybe it's an age thing as well
by Jaruzel 5y ago
I've noticed as I get older, my feet are more cold. As such I now wear shoes a lot, compared to years ago, when I hardly did. So maybe it's an age thing as well ?
- ajuc 5y agoThere's slippers for that. Yes, even for guests. And still nobody puts a slipper on after putting on 1 sock. I think it's mostly climate + walking culture thing. If you live in a muddy/snowy climate and people walk a lot - wearing shoes in your house is simply a no-go. You'd have to clean up constantly.
- Jaruzel 5y ago> There's slippers for that. Only "old man" ones. I want cool looking slippers that don't make me look like I belong in a retirement home.
- royletron 5y ago"old man" slippers === cool slippers I mean 'come on'.
- justsomehnguy 5y agoWhen was the last time you actually seen "sleepers department" in your local store? There are everything from oversized pink rabbits to star wars themed ones. Also sandals and flip-flops are an option too.
- Jaruzel 5y agoI don't shop in brick and mortar stores plus here in the UK a 'sleepers' department isn't a thing. Online, 'cool' slippers are all of a very low quality, and mostly only available in kids sizes.
- dugmartin 5y agoYou might just be sitting more as you get older and thus are causing reduced circulation to your feet.