Wearing slippers outside of the house is no longer seen as a symptom of winter delirium. Multiple celebrity sightings have validated the trend; Mary-Kate Olsen wore a pair of black backless ...

Wearing outdoor shoes inside is unhygienic. Here’s the proof - Outdoor shoes carry bacteria, allergens and toxic chemicals ...

Wear your public-facing, outdoor shoes to the gym or grocery store or wherever else you head when you leave the house. Then, have another set of shoes you only wear indoors.

The slippers are made from sheepskin and are fur-lined, plus they have a contoured memory foam footbed to support feet. The slippers’ durable rubber outsole also makes them suitable to wear ...

Many of the best men’s slippers will provide support, cushioning and a sturdy sole for use on various terrain.

And if you’re worried about germs, there’s a simple solution to that as well — get a pair of shoes specifically for wearing indoors. When you get home, take off your outdoor shoes and switch ...

Wondering whether you should take your shoes off around your house? Experts from Medical City, UT Southwestern Medical Center ...

As mentioned, your outdoor shoes can track dirt and bacteria into your home, causing your home to get more dirty more quickly ...

From toxins to bacteria, your shoes bring in more than dirt. Going shoe-free could help keep your home cleaner.

Outside, your shoes can pick up microplastics and toxic street runoff. Tracey Woodruff's research convinced her to stop wearing shoes inside the home.