Cozy Slippers with Soles for Kids – Unisex Winter House Shoes

Cozy Slippers with Soles for Kids give little feet a soft, warm landing on cold floors while still feeling light and breathable enough for everyday wear. Made with a plush polyester upper and a flexible sole, they feel like a cross between a slipper and a sock, perfect for padding around the house after bath time, before bed, or on slow weekend mornings. The simple design works for both boys and girls, and the soft construction makes them comfortable across a wide age range, from babies just starting to toddle to bigger kids in your 7–12Y bracket.

Designed for winter and cooler seasons, these slippers focus on warmth and comfort without bulky height or stiff structure. The breathable materials help prevent little feet from getting too sweaty, while the sole adds a bit of protection and grip compared to standard socks, making them a good match for your Pueblo Poppy cozy, bath-and-bedtime vibe. Because the supplier hasn’t given a specific size chart for this style, you can position them as “true to size” and guide parents to choose by their child’s usual slipper or shoe size.

Details

• Product: Cozy Slippers with Soles for Kids

• Department: Children

• Gender: Unisex (for boys and girls)

• Age range: Approx. 0–12 years (separate sizes for baby, toddler, little kid, and big kid)

• Use: Indoor winter/cool-weather house slippers

• Season: Winter

• Feature: Breathable, soft sole protection

• Upper material: Polyester

• Lining: Soft fabric (not specified, but designed for warmth and comfort)

• Outsole material: Soft “other” sole (structured more than a sock, softer than a hard shoe)

• Fit: Marked as true to size

How to handle sizing in your listing

Since there is no length-based chart provided for this specific product:

• Tell shoppers: “These slippers fit true to size in kids’ sizing.”

• Ask them to order the child’s usual US shoe size for house slippers.

• Add: “If your child is between sizes or you prefer extra room for cozy socks, choose the next size up.”

You can also reuse your general measuring guidance from other kids’ slippers:

• “Measure from heel to longest toe and, if unsure, size up for a more comfortable fit and a little growing room.”