Customer Reviews L.L.Bean Wool Slipper Clog

Sizing was off. I'm a 7 1/2, ordered an 8. The right slipper was flopping off my foot while the left was just about right, except it rubbed on the top of my foot enough to make a red mark after half a day. I ended up returning them.

I purchased these slippers last January, and while I will give LL Bean props for a warm slipper that has had the sole hold up, the upper wool construction leaves something to be desired. The slippers started pilling almost immediately, and the inner lining began to wear down rapidly. Now the wool is separating, and I have what amounts to holes exposing the inner lining on the slipper. The holes are new, the fuzzy, lumpy exterior started almost immediately - and almost exclusively on the left foot. Slippers were worn Jan - Apr, and left in the closet until October, so this is not daily use for months on end. This is also a pet-free household so damage is not caused by animals. I am disappointed with the quality and don't recommend these to purchase.

Ordered these two months agowith the exception of a sturdy sole, they look like I had them for a couple years. The inside fleece is worn down to the next surface especially at the heel and the upper fleece is not well felted. Lots of pilling! They look like they need a shave. Am a 7.5 and ordered down as there are no half sizes. The fit is fine. I usually buy this clog style from a German competitorthey last for years. I decided to try these because they are less expensive, but learned my lessonvery disappointed! Am a faithful Bean customer but sorry I bought these.

Got them very recently and the wool is already pilling, and coming off at the toes. Wish there was more arch support and that it was a real cork footbed. Don't think they are going to last as well as I had hoped.

I had received these for a gift and they are warm without causing feet to perspire, but the inner lining of the heels wore off very quickly--within 3 mos--and the fit is much too wide even wearing socks with them. Walking up/down stairs requires extra caution in stepping because of the loose fit of the slippers, particularly when not wearing socks with them.

purchased in Sept, didn't really wear until late Dec. the footbed felt/wool has worn off exposing something bright white. i would expect this a few years from now, but not within a few months. too bad b/c i like the look and the firm footbed (that did require an adjustment period, it's firm/stiff like a hiking boot). returning.

I have been buying ll bean slippers for years. I typically alternate between these clog type slippers and the clog ones with fur. I have slippers on daily. I have always liked the quality and durability of LL Bean that is why I waited for them to come back in stock. This time when I received them they were very stiff and not nearly as comfortable as in the past but, I figured they would 'break in'. Now, only after having them for a little over a month they are pilling(fuzz balls) horribly and look like I have had them for years. I always would recommend LL Bean slippers prior to this experience. I'm not sure if you are using a different supplier or if your quality standards aren't what they used to be but, I would not recommend these slippers going forward.

Loved these when I first got them. Comfortable, kept my feet cozy, just right but.... within just a few months the insert and heel showed some significant wear. Continued to wear them anyway because of the comfort. A few months later the wool started to wear away at my big toe. Really expected more lasting wear for the brand and price.

I love that these are wool, as the Wicked Good slippers are too warm for me, but they were not what I expected. They were on back order for 2 months, which was fine, but when I got them, visually they looked like I expected them to, but when I tried them on, they felt odd. I don't mind that they are a little wide in the toe box, I understand why they are shaped that way, but I was hoping for a covered molded cork footbed. These have a very soft bed with no arch support. The outsole is for looks, not function. The footbed has cushion, but I can see that wearing out quickly. If it does, I will return them for a new pair. I just hope that the received date is honored, and not the order date since there is a 2-month difference.

The clog slipper I usually wear was backordered, so I tried this wool slipper clog thinking it would be soft and comfortable for a trip in December. Fortunately, I was able to return the wool slipper. It is worth the wait for the Wicked Good Clog! I used my old slippers for the trip!

I have worn a similar wool clog for years but decided to try this one because I was attracted by the price. It looked good coming out of the box, fit well and was warm--all things for which I was looking. My problem is that as I have aged, the padding on the bottom of my feet has decreased significantly. Walking around the living room with them, I felt like I was walking on plastic waffles. I simply was too uncomfortable and decided to return them. Might work well for a younger person.

I really wanted to love these slippers because I love the style. I didn't want to believe the reviews that said they were too wide, but I should have. They are just so wide that my foot (which is far from slim), shifts all around in them. If I wear them with socks, they are better. But, hey, the beauty of slippers is slipping them on in the morning in bare feet. If we weren't in the midst of a pandemic and I could feel safe going to the post office or local UPS store, I would have returned them. Now I am stuck with them.

I bought these shoes 18 years ago and wore them for 4 years until they wore out. I loved the shoes and was excited when I saw them back in the catalogue. The new version is nothing like the old one. The edge where your ankle meets the shoe is very stiff and though I had plenty of room in the back of the shoe my toes were hitting up again the front. I returned the shoes on Oct. 14, it's now the 31st and I've not heard anything back from the company about receiving the shoes.

This particular clog was too stiff for me. It isn't very flexible so the upper portion pressed uncomfortably on the top of my foot.

I have had a number of these over the years. These are not up to par. They frayed within 3 months, and the inside started piling like crazy. Not what I expect from LLBean. Obviously a cheaper version of the good old clog I like. Oh well...

I should have heeded the advice of others who purchased this clog. I want to love it, because the look is fantastic and the colors are beautiful. But the clog is so oversized, my feet hurt when wearing them. I was surprised that the arch was not at supportive as I was expecting from LL Bean. I should have repackaged to return, but I never had time after Christmas.

Returned these shoes. They were huge--far too wide and high. I would only recommend them to someone with very wide feet.

Remember Goldilocks and the three bears? Too big, too small, and finally just right. I wear an 8 1/2. I've had both a size 9 and a size 8 and neither fits, both are uncomfortable: one pair is too big and the other is too small (too short in length). Some of us who wear half sizes REALLY NEED HALF SIZES to fit just right. This style is probably fine if you wear a whole size but I would not recommend it if you wear a half-size.

My previous LLB clogs lasted me 10 years. These have shown wearing thin to foam footbed in less than a year. I am very disappointed in the quality.

Sloppy big. Easily a full size off. Would need a couple pairs of wool socks to fit. Save your box.

I received these as a Christmas present. I noticed about a month later some wearing on the inside of the slippers. I then noticed more wear further inside the slipper. I do like them because of the support they give for my high arch. I did have a pair of Halfingers that I wore out very quickly. I wear my slippers daily.

I have had these for going on a year but have only worn them 30 or so times around the house, never outside. They haven't held up like I would expect them to. The insoles got worn down very fast and when I asked if there was any way to replace them I was told that wasn't possible because what is already there is glued down. They said I could buy insoles to put in but then they wouldn't fit me as these seem to run a bit small (I'm normally an 8.5 but bought the 9 and my heel comes a bit over the edge) The outside of the shoe is bad quality too. After wearing less than 10 times I noticed the fabric is falling off (I just trimmed off a 2.5 inch strand of wool yesterday and I'm tempted to use a fabric shaver on them) I'm not sure why as I dont think I've done anything extravagant whilst wearing them? Just normal walking around my house. I don't have animals that could have damaged them either so I really don't have any reason other than possible poor construction. Overall these are not worth the price. $20 would be more reasonable for the quality. Maybe LLbean has changed them over the last year in which case I'd be open to giving them (or maybe another style with different fabric) another go because they are nice to just slip right on for cold wood floors during winter and I'm not a fan of the "wicked good" slippers because they make my feet hot.

The slippers look and feel great, but the inside wool is already coming apart after 2 weeks, now the inside is almost bare. I am very disappointed ( the price! But the usual quality is not there) and will not recommend them.

I was so excited to get a pair of these slippers as a gift last Christmas. They are comfortable, warm, and cute as can be! As a matter of fact, the outer part of these clogs has held up amazingly. They're in almost perfect condition. BUT the inner lining started to pill up and wear away noticeably by Valentine's Day. By Independence Day the foam insole had become visible. I wish I could give these 5 star rating. The outsole and body of the shoe are a complete 5. The inner lining gets maybe 1/2. So sad. I'm hesitant to replace them because I see in the reviews that I am not the only one disappointed. I was unable to upload a photo.