Felted insoles provide extra cushion and comfort

Make the Kyrgies experience even more comfortable with the soft insoles and transform your favorite house shoe into a unique piece of footwear that matches your personality.

Made from the same wool felt as the iconic slippers, these insoles are designed to give extra cushioning to your house shoe for a cozier fit. Available in 13 distinctively vibrant colors, they’re also the perfect choice for adding a splash of color to the Kyrgies in neutral shades.

What’s more, if you’re between sizes and worried your new Kyrgies will be a little too large, an insole can ensure your new house shoes are a close and comfortable fit. Thanks to the moisture-wicking and odor-resistant properties of wool, these insoles will work with your slipper to keep your feet cozy and perfectly odor-free.

Tell me about the Kyrgies’ commitment to sustainable fashion

Of course! Like all of the Kyrgies’ slippers, these wool felt insoles come from the factory in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. There, they’re lovingly handcrafted by Kyrgyz artisans to whom we pay a fair wage for their craftsmanship. Forming part of a tradition of felting that has existed for thousands of years, the felt house shoes are made using all-natural materials, including low-impact dyes that won’t damage local ecosystems.

We live and breathe environmental sustainability at Kyrgies, which is why we’re committed to offsetting all of the carbon use thanks to the work of Carbon Neutral. We also give 1% of the gross sales each year through the 1% for the Planet network to non-profits working on environmental projects around the world. 

Sounds great. How can I ensure I buy the correct size?

We recommend choosing an insole that matches the size of your slipper. However, as the insoles are handmade, they can vary slightly in size.

How can I keep my insoles in tip-top condition?

As with the Kyrgies slippers, you should never wash your insoles using water. Like all wool products, the insoles can shrink or be misshapen through contact with water. Because wool is naturally moisture-wicking, these insoles should actually refrain from picking up any unpleasant odors during the course of their lifetime. However, if they do become stained, get them dry-cleaned. They’ll be returned — as if by magic — to their original condition.