Customer Reviews Acorn Acorn Moc

It took a while to get my slipper socks. When I put them on, I found them baggy, and my foot slipped around, even though my foot fit well on the footbed. I contacted acorn saying I needed to return them. I have emailed many times and received no reply. Customer service nonfunctioning.

I know about inflation, but $50 for these slippers is just silly. Manufacturing cost: $3.00. No packaging, they come in a plastic bag. It would have been my 6th pair of Acorns but I just can't get past the notion that I am being robbed.

I had a pair of these slippers many years ago. They had a full leather sole. They lasted for more than a decade but eventually the inner lining fell apart and they just needed to be replaced. I ordered a new pair to find that the soles were now a thin rubber material with a leather rand. The rubber just doesn't last. I had worn through it in a matter of months. I will NOT be ordering another pair of these. Cheap material replacement and over seas manufacturing strikes again.

What a let down, after owning a pair of old Acorn sheepskin slippers for over 10 years they finally gave out. My only option now is these cheap hard sole slippers???? they no longer make the quality sheepskin/leather sole slippers? So I purchased these acorn Mocs for $45 and what a letdown....MEH..they are comfortable but these are no better than $10-20 slippers you find at walmart or target. Dont bother spending on these!

Fell apart very quickly at the seams and then a hole formed in months. I rarely wore them outside. They also smelled awful after a few months...hoping that's not on me completely.

The small was too big for my foot.The padding in the foot bed was much less than in their shower slides. My feet could not tolerate.

Raised embroidered logo inside shoe under heel is noticeable when wearing, and not enough support overall. I bought these for my husband a month ago and he is already planning to replace.

The size was 10.5-11. They appeared to be too big, and indeed they were. The problem was that the top of the slipper sloped down to create a very narrow vertical space at the front for the big toe, and as a result, the big toe could not go forward more and the other toes sere scrunched against the side. Meanwhile, there remained at least 3/4" of empty space in front, making me believe that to get a larger size would be out of the question.

Foot bed is way too narrow. Zero arch support.