VionicWomen’s Gemma Mule Slipper - Comfortable Spa House Slippers that include Three-Zone Comfort with Orthotic Insole Arch Support, Soft House Shoes for Ladies

I bought these slippers to help with my plantar fasciitis after reading reviews online. They felt good to wear, but within two months the lining over the footbed started wearing through and the foam footbed was exposed. Within three months huge pieces of the lining were worn through. Now the toe box is wearing thin and a hole is forming. I contacted Vionic’s customer service to report this and received no response. Incredibly disappointing quality and customer service.

These slippers were a great help and comfort during 7 months of treating my plantar fasciitis. I've worn custom orthotics for years and during this recent bout of PF, I needed supportive slippers when not wearing my athletic shoes with orthotics each day. These Vionic slippers supported my feet very well and I had less heel pain while wearing these around the house.I wear an 8.5 shoe so first ordered a size 9 since I wear socks and also go barefoot in my slippers. The size 9 felt a bit loose with socks on and too loose barefoot, so I exchanged them for a size 8 and they have felt comfortable and a good fit with and without socks.I really like the sturdy rubber sole and had been concerned about not being able to wash these tan terry slippers. However, I tried "Shout Wipes" instant stain remover towelettes  Shout Wipes, 12-Count (Pack of 12)  on a few dirty spots, and they have done a pretty good job of spot-cleaning.I no longer have plantar fasciitis but want to keep it that way so I am very glad I found these slippers and am considering ordering another pair in light pink.

I wear a size 7.5 and purchased a 7 and this fits absolutely perfect!! This shoe is by no means a soft or plush shoe. The sole is hard, and for the first 5 minutes of wearing feels pretty hard to walk on, but after that you don't even realize you're wearing shoes. I bought this for my third trimester of pregnancy to cope with swollen and extremely sore feet. My feet are no longer swollen and no longer hurt and I wear these around the house 24 hours a day...

I screwed up by wearing flip flops through most of 2016 and by November I could hardly walk! I have plantar fasciitis in one foot and morton's neuroma on the other, but I'd been pain free for years. I have sweaty feet so I've always prefered those slippers with the solid bottom that can go in the washing machine, but the insoles squish down to nothing very quickly and offer no support. I was reluctant to spend so much on slippers but I was desperate and I know I can't go barefoot even in the house anymore. I also have wide feet with a high instep and low arches. These slippers offer some adjustment in the velcro strap so even though I didn't think they were super cute I bought them. Good decision! I wore my Vionic slippers through the winter with socks, and when the weather warmed up and I thought I'd need new slippers I just stopped wearing socks and tightened the strap on the slippers. For some reason my feet don't seem to get stinky in them! I bought some new Avia athletic shoes to wear outdoors and now I am pain free! AND it turns out I'm starting to think the slippers are kinda cute -- a bit like clogs when you look down on them (LOL)!

This item is (USUALLY) awesome! I can't go barefoot or in non-supportive shoes because of a foot issue, so I live in these at home. I actually have 2 pair at home right now, they're just getting old and worn. I was unable to use this specific item because I was sent the wrong color item and it was obviously used.

Originally, I loved these. I kept them next to my bed and wore them around the house to help with heel spur pain. And they did seem to help. But having had them for only 9 months, I am very disappointed that the fabric on the soles is peeling away inside the shoe. It detaches under my toes and works its way back until half the fabric is flapping loose under my foot. A month ago, I had to attempt repair on one shoe and today the other started doing the same thing. For the amount of money, these really ought to be made better.

I usually wear the Vionic Orthaheel Orthotic open toe slipper. I find them very comfortable with good arch support. They have quit making that model, only carrying it in black, zebra, tan, and leopard. The last pair I bought was the tan and it didn't offer enough arch support, so I purchased a pair of these. I wanted to try and stay with the terrycloth instead of the hotter, fuzzy material. This slipper was the right length, but the slipper was too large for the top of my foot and it wouldn't stay in place. I printed out a return label intending to return them. That was a couple weeks ago and since then we had hurricane Irma (live in Tampa). While waiting to return them, I decided to try an orthotic insert that I purchase for my athletic shoes into the slipper. It did make it fit perfectly and the arch support was much more firm. So I will be keeping them after all. Tip: I've also decided to sew a piece of elastic around the heel of the shoe to help keep my heel from slipping sideways. I have an over-prolapsing left foot which has injured the tendon in that arch. If you want to try what I did, you might find it fits perfectly. If you don't, then I would not recommend the slipper unless you have a thick foot. I wear a size 10 wide and the shoe was too roomy for my foot.

I spent a lot of time and money searching for slippers that would help alleviate the pain in my feet. Nothing worked-all the memory foam went flat, and I was back to square one. In desperation, I searched for an orthotic slipper, and I found Vionic. They weren't cheap, but I was ready to try anything. I really hit the jackpot! They worked so well, I went back and ordered sandals, too!

These fit nicely with adjustable strap at the top. Normally I expect to take a U.K. 5 1/2 and a Euro 39 for the narrower shoes. These were the only orthotic type slippers that appealed to me, then I looked at the price...50 quid for a pair of slippers, ouch, I sighed and bought. I over pronate especially in flats which has given me grief with my knees and one hip Wow they really do help. At first I thought they were over correcting my feet but after a couple of days wear, there appears to be give in the moulding (or my ankles) and now they are fine and a joy to put on. I have now got my eye on their insoles for my very flat sneakers and some flip flops. Be aware there is a little black fluff shedding but I expect that to stop in a while.

Nice slippers, but has something that irritated the top part of my foot, so £50 to agrivate my already tender and sore feet was a bit steep.They were delivered the next day and the support (sole of the feet) was good.

Bought as a present for my daughter, very welcomed

This is my second pair of Vionic slippers. Vionic were recommended to me by a Podiatrist. They are an excellent fit and very supportive. I would however, like to have more colour choices. i.e. navy would be good for me. I would recommend them to anyone who have problems with their feet.

Returned as a bit heavy for my mother.