- Is the Moloa a good house slipper?
- Yes, it is designed for indoor lounging. The nubuck leather and shearling make it warmer and more structured than fleece slippers, but it has no back or heel support.
- Does the shearling lining make it too warm?
- Genuine shearling is warm, so it suits cooler rooms and year-round indoor wear. In hot climates or for people who run warm, a thinner-lined slipper may be more comfortable.
- Can I wear the Moloa outside?
- Only briefly. The backless design and leather sole area are meant for indoors, and the nubuck does not handle wet ground well.
- How does it fit compared with OluKai sandals?
- It is a slip-on, so fit depends on your foot width and arch. OluKai footwear generally runs true to size, but a backless slipper should feel snug at first because the shearling packs down.
- How do I care for the leather and shearling?
- Brush the nubuck and keep it away from water. Spot-clean the shearling and let it air dry; do not machine wash the slipper.
- What is in the box?
- One pair of Moloa slippers. The leather is natural, so the color and tone can differ slightly from pair to pair.
- Where is the Olukai Men's Moloa Premium Leather Slippers cheapest?
- At Ski & Tennis Station, for $130.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Olukai Men's Moloa Premium Leather Slippers?
- 14 stores we checked sell it, including Ski & Tennis Station, Amazon, Dodds Shoe Co., DICK'S Sporting Goods, Zappos.com.