15 Best Camp Slippers & Quilted Shoes for Men & Women

In a world where many a day passes without leaving home, the humble house shoe—or slipper—now reigns supreme. But not all house slippers are equal, that is for sure. When it comes to comfort at home that transcends to comfort while winter camping, vanlife-ing, and après skiing, you can't chance it with some dinky $15 joints from Target. This is serious gear, folks. Choose your fighter accordingly.

Swarth your feet with the same comfort a puffy jacket provides with a minimal slip-on or maximal booty of the caliber long familiar only to bivouacking campers. Whichever path you follow, with the following 15 winter slippers for men & women, you'll be cozy all season long.

[Why stop at slippers? To reach peak cozy this season consider a pair of down pants.)]

What to Look for in a Pair of Camping Slippers

Soles

Like an outdoorsy Mr. Rogers, you’ll be swapping your hiking boots for these cozy camping slippers at the end of a long day. But, that shouldn’t be any reason to leave grippy outsoles behind–you never know what treacherous terrain lies between your camping chair and tent. Minimalist, down slippers and insulated booties bare no sole whatsoever, but it’s not unusual to find rubber micro-lug soles lining the bottom of these backcountry clogs.

Insulation

The quilted slipper look might not be for everyone, but there’s no doubt that baffles of down or synthetic fill are a highly effective way to warm your feet when cold weather arrives during outdoor camping, or indoor drafty apartments. Pay close attention to secondary layers of wool or microfleece lining to add even more warmth and comfort.

Looking for something to wear out and about? Check out our guide to the best walking shoes for men.

Best Camping Slippers for Men and Women

The North Face Nuptse Mule Bootie

The North Face’s ThermoBall Traction Mule V Bootie is the insulated house slipper that sparked our obsession with the footwear category. Now, the OG outdoor brand is upping the game with their new Nupste mule by upgrading the insulation to high-loft goose down and a grippy rubber outsole. The heel is also designed to fold down for when you just feel like sliding them on around the house in your pajamas.

Price: $75
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Chaco Ramble Puff Cinch Shoes

We all know that person that insists on wearing their Chaco sandals all year long, but the Ramble quilted shoes might be the relief they’ve been secretly hoping for. Fleece on the inside warms the foot and ripstop on the outer makes them pretty weather resistant. The cinching cuff keeps the shoe put as you put the surprisingly rugged outsole to the test around camp or in the neighborhood. Look for more options in the full Ramble collection.

Price: $80
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Teva ReEMBER Terrain

The adventure sandal brand first broke onto the camp slipper scene with their insulated ReEMBER line (formerly the Ember Moc) which gets a bit of an overland treatment in the new Terrain style. The robust outdoor slipper joins wool-like recycled polyester and quilted ripstop on its uppers and pairs it with a comfort-forward footbed it dubs “ULTRA-COMF,” made from a two-layer foam–think of a memory foam mattress for your feet. Underfoot, the recycled rubber outsole provides non-slip traction that surpasses any slipper you’ve ever seen.

Price: $90
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Merrell Hut Moc 2

All-around outdoor footwear company Merrell introduces their own cozy updated slipper with the Hut Moc 2. The quilted uppers come in a number of fun colorways and a stretchy band helps them play nice with thick socks. A collapsible heel comes in handy for quick slide-on scenarios. A superlight EVA sole keeps the overall weight down while still providing grip across slippery indoor surfaces. In addition, the Hut Moc 2 is made with 10% BLOOM algaein the foam and a nylon ripstop quilted exterior to withstand adventures outside cozy indoor hangs.

Price: $80
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Vans Slip-er 2

The iconic slip-on you know and love, but in slipper form, and beefed up for winter. The underside even features an inverted version of Van's waffle sole for grip, should you decide to venture out into the elements. If Spicoli had a snow day, we know he'd be rocking these over a pair of Ugg slippers.

Price: $65
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Rab Cirrus Hut Slipper

British masters of insulation bring their warming expertise to your feet in their minimal yet stylish hut slipper. Don’t give too much credence to the name, we’re pretty sure they function in apartments too. Fill of the insulated slippers is handled by PrimaLoft Silver and its body is made from recycled Pertex Quantum, scoring points for a sustainability effort. Thru-hikers and travelers should take note of the 172g/pair weight and compressible packability. Look to the high top Hut Boot if you need a little extra warmth around your mountain hut.

Price: $65
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Keen Howser Slide III

Portland, OR based Keen really blurs the line between house shoes and everyday shoes with their Howser collection of footwear. The third iteration of the Slide model introduces a toggle shock cord cinch to the fleece-lined, insulated uppers to keep it put as you tromp around on the rugged rubber sole. The women’s slide features some extra cozy felt colorways too.

Price: $100
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Reebok Beatnik Shoe

The quilted shoe option for streetwear aficionados is definitely the Beatnik. With a close-toe textile upper and straps on the midfoot and heel that allow you to customize and cinch the fit, these will feel like a cozy jacket...but for your feet. The sharktooth outsole is perfect for gripping potentially icy or snowy terrian and looks cool which is mostly what matters here.

Price: $140
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REI Co-op Camp Dreamer Slip-Ons

The go-to outdoor recreation outfitters join the insulated slipper party with their Camp Dreamer slippers. The ankle-height slipper is filled with recycled polyester for warmth and continues to score sustainability marks with its 99% recycled polyester liner, 25% bio-based sole, and 20% recycled rubber sole that’s designed for predominantly indoor use rather than at camp or on the street. Great for your feet and your planet alike.

Price: $60
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Subu Fall & Winter Sandal

Tokyo's Subu knows insulated cozy slippers well—it's the entirety of their product catalog. Rubber sole, slip-on, and available in an extensive array of colors including this very camp-friendly duck camo.
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Bogs Snow Day II Slipper

BOGS Footwear specializes in footwear for trudging around farms and yards, but their Snow Day Slippers are a pair of quilted shoes that are at-home kicked up on the coffee table. A full fleece lining keeps cold feet happy and the brand’s Max-Wick keeps moisture from sweat at bay. A sustainability win is found in the shoe’s EVA footbed that’s made from algae instead of petroleum-based plastic foams that most companies go for.

Price: $75
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Kamik Puffy

The Puffy insulated slippers from Canadian footwear brand Kamik ticks all the boxes: faux fur liner, nylon outer, and a non-marking rubber sole to grip wood cabin floors. A little extra support is provided by a removable insole that’s made with a natural odor-eliminating treatment to keep the slippers fresh all season long.

Price: $55
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UGG Ascot Matte Leather

If you think Ugg slippers should have been left in the early 2000's-then think again. This slip-on silhouette features a suede upper, UGGpurelined interior and a cushined footbed. Don’t forget to complete the look with a set of plaid flannel pajamas and a mug of hot cocoa.

Price: $120
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Glerups Slip-On

We know that these aren't quilted, but we'd feel remiss to not include the ultra-Hygge slippers from Denmark maker Glerups. The felted wool footwear is available in a number of colors with three choices of height-shoe, boot, and slipper (shown here)—as well as multiple sole option. Whichever combo you pick, it's sure to become your favorite footwear option in moments.

Price: $135
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Feathered Friends Down Booties

The adventure-ready booties from legendary Seattle down-goods makers Feathered Friends are quite literally sleeping bag slippers for your feet. They’ll keep your digits nice and toasty during conditions as challenging as sub-zero bivvies, so they’ll probably be especially cozy with Sunday's at home. Compressible for packing and a weight of just 9 ounces for a complete pair make them carry-on friendly too.

Price: $119
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Bonus: Smartwool Hudson Trail Slipper Sock

If you're looking for the ultimate cozy cabin vibes these need to be on your list. Like a little blanket for your feet, these will keep you warm all winter long, not to mention grippers on the sole so you can carry your hot chocolate from the kitchen to the couch without fear of slipping.

Price: $75
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