February 1, 2026

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If your favorite sherpa-lined slippers are matted and a little funky-smelling, don’t toss them just yet. A deep clean — and some trimming, reshaping, and buffing — can restore their warm, plush glory and breathe new life into your long-loved slippers.

How to clean shearling slippers→

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And if they’re truly past the point of no return … here’s our guide to the best slippers.

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