CMP ECO TARAZ Men’s Sustainable Felt Slippers – Recycled Materials with Natural Cork Footbed & Arch Support

CMP ECO TARAZ Men’s Sustainable Felt Slippers – Recycled Materials with Natural Cork Footbed & Arch Support

Eco-Conscious Comfort – Crafted from 90% recycled felt for a soft, breathable, and sustainable fit that’s kind to your feet and the planet. Natural Cork Support – Anatomically shaped cork midsole offers arch support and adapts to your foot for personalized, all-day comfort. Soft Suede Insole – Smooth, cushioned lining provides gentle warmth and a plush feel against the skin. Recycled EVA Outsole – Lightweight and slip-resistant for secure, quiet steps on any indoor surface. Minimalist Italian Design – Clean, contemporary silhouette combines effortless style with everyday functionality. Relax in Sustainable Style – Perfect for lounging, working from home, or unwinding after a long day. Comfort meets conscious living with the CMP ECO TARAZ Men’s Home Slippers—thoughtfully designed for warmth, support, and a smaller environmental footprint. Crafted from 90% recycled felt, these slippers offer a breathable, soft upper that wraps your feet in relaxed, sustainable luxury. Beneath the surface, the natural cork midsole offers lightweight structure and gentle arch support, while a suede leather insole delivers smooth, skin-friendly comfort. The EVA outsole, made with 30% recycled content, ensures durable grip and flexibility as you move through your day. Perfect for lounging, working from home, or just enjoying a quiet evening in, ECO TARAZ proves that sustainability can feel as good as it looks. ⸻ Key Features: Eco-Friendly Construction: 90% recycled felt upper and lining for reduced environmental impact Supportive Cork Midsole: Delivers natural arch support and a lightweight feel Soft Suede Insole: Provides smooth, cushioned comfort Recycled EVA Outsole: Offers flexible grip and stability for indoor use Slip-On Mule Design: Easy on/off style ideal for daily relaxation Minimalist Aesthetic: Clean lines, neutral tones, and sustainability-first design