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Slippers are a firm favourite homeware item I have lived in for decades, and live in daily for that matter.
While I have relied on Ugg’s Scuffette II slippers for many years, after wearing them down to the bare bones it was time to replace them.
But I wasn’t willing to fork out £90, so I have been on the hunt for a comfortable and supportive pair of closed toe slippers. Lo and behold, M&S’ Suede Faux Fur Cuff Mule Slippers are a close alternative, and more affordable option – I would even go as far as to say I prefer them to the high end creation.

M&S Suede Faux Fur Cuff Mule Slippers
Made from a faux fur fabric that resembles suede and plush fur for a comfortable fit. The design has a stain-resistant faux smooth suede outer toe section, while the fur lining has antibacterial properties for a fresh fit.The sole has a slight platform, which provides extra cushioning, and the base features a cleated sole for extra grip.
Firstly, I love a closed toe slipper to stop my toes from getting frostbite, hence why I prefer the mule style.
The UGG Scuffette II has been crafted from real sheepskin on the lining, insole, as well as outsole, combined with a plush fur collar, while the outer toe is a smooth suede. The inner area is soft and plush, which is a dream to slip your feet into on a cold winter’s morning. These slippers also boast a rubber outsole, so you won’t be slipping and sliding on hard flooring.
M&S slippers have similar features. The mule slippers have been made from faux fur fabric, which feels even softer than the real fur. These slippers boast a fur cuff, inner lining and insole, as well as smooth faux suede outer toe section, similar to the Scuffette II.
What stands these slippers out is the padded foam insole has antibacterial properties to keep your feet, as well as the shoes, clean and fresh. One pet peeve of mine was my former UGG slippers stained easily, and I needed to spritz a suede protector on them. However, I didn’t have to do this with the M&S slippers because they are made from a stain-resistant suede upper.
Instead of a grip sole, the M&S slippers have a cleated sole with grooves to provide the necessary grip. The sole is slightly elevated, which provides extra support as it lifts the feet up from the ground. I think this is particularly important, as eventually the fur starts to flatten, which meant the UGG slippers lost its support after a few wears, yet M&S still provide that extra cushioning.
The price is also another huge factor, as M&S slippers retail for £15.75, which is a saving of nearly £75.
The high street buy is available in four colours, including tan, grey, pink and navy blue, though stock is selling out fast, so only the latter two versions are available. Whereas, UGG’s Scuffette slippers are available in three tones.
Fellow M&S shoppers are head over heels for the indoor footwear item.
One happy shopper commented: ‘When I put them on I was amazed at the luxurious feel of them. The faux fur lining is fabulous, if I didn’t know otherwise I would think it was sheepskin. Overall I would say that these slippers are a really good buy and feel very comfortable.’
A second shopper shared: ‘So comfortable and also so cozy to wear . These slippers really keep your feet toasty warm, highly recommend.’
A third added: ‘These suede mules are great. I’ve got them wet several times and the water doesn’t stain them unlike other suede slippers. They’re comfy inside, and do not slip off my feet. Really well made and a great price.’
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