Plush Slippers - Animal or Sheepskin for Adults and Children
A characteristic that seems to be very popular when searching for a pair of slippers is that they are "plush". Plush slippers come in different styles and materials that finding the pair for you will not be a problem.
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This page offers some advice on how to determine if your slippers are plush enough for you. Plush slippers should have one or all of the following characteristics.
Softness
Some would say that soft and plush go hand in hand, but there are some materials that appear plush without really being soft. Wool for instance could be soft or not. Some of the wools out there are very scratchy. Sheepskin is definitely a plush material as well as velour . They are very different materials but they are without a doubt both plush materials.
Thickness
Plush slippers should all have a thickness that creates a padded surface for the wearer's foot. It is simply not plush if it is not thick. Animal slippers are plush for example, most of them appear to be about 3 inches thick all around. Some of them are even thicker in areas. Stuffed animals are almost always plush, so should be animal slippers.
Depth to Pile
Everything that is made with plush fabrics has a deep pile. Meaning that the pieces of cotton, rayon, silk, or velvet are naturally longer, and stand further from the surface to which it is sewn. The plush slippers will have longer and deeper piles as well.
Richness
A family may be plush if they are well to do, however slippers are plush if they make you feel well to do. Plush slippers will give any wearer the sensation of wealth and royalty.
One example of a plush slipper is the Acorn ® Textured Moc, Chinchilla. This slipper is made with a polyester blend that feels and looks like the fur of a chinchilla. This is just an example and there are many more to be found.
When looking for your plush slippers look for all of the above descriptions. You will be delighted when you find the pair for you and slip your foot into them.
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