Packaging Without Plastic
Watching online shopping rise to ubiquity over the last decade in London made us keenly aware of the environmental impact of packaging. Although the mountains of plastic we saw in London finally gave way to stacks of cardboard piling up in driveways, the reality is that much of it ends up in landfills. That's because plastic tape turns cardboard boxes into regular trash. As that repeats in South Africa, we wanted feets to commit to only using 100% recyclable (and re-cycled where possible) packaging, without plastic, right from the start. We want to set an example and show that no business needs to use plastic to safely deliver...
Cleaning sheepskin slippers
Introduction There's nothing quite like slipping your feet into a cozy pair of sheepskin slippers, especially during the colder months. But to ensure they stay comfortable and looking their best, proper care is essential. Suede leather and sheepskin slippers are not only soft and warm but also require special attention when it comes to cleaning and maintenance. In this article, we'll guide you through the process of cleaning and caring for your beloved slippers, keeping them in tip-top shape for years to come. 1. Gentle Brushing and Dusting Use a soft-bristle brush or a suede brush to gently sweep away...
Sheepskin vs Cow Leather. Or, A Tale of Two Hides
Why do we make our slippers out of sheepskin? Why don't we use cow leather for some of it? What's the difference between suede sheepskin and suede cow leather? You've probably never asked these questions, but we're going to answer them anyway, because what else are you supposed to write about on a blog on a sheepskin slipper website. Composition and Texture: The main difference between cow leather and sheepskin lies in their composition. Cow leather is thicker and more durable, making it ideal for heavy-duty items like belts, bags, and shoes. Its texture is usually smooth and consistent, with a...