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L.L. Bean Leather Moccasins and Slippers for Women

L.L. Bean provides several types, sizes, and styles of moccasins, shoes, and slippers for women. Among them are leather-lined moccasins and slippers for women made from materials such as leather, shearling wool, fleece, and flannel. Read on for more information about the various L.L. Bean leather moccasins and slippers available for you.

L.L. Bean makes numerous styles of moccasins and slippers for women in various sizes, and they all feature a variety of natural and synthetic materials in their construction.

• Outer material: L.L. Bean offers a selection of uppers. When ordering moccasin slippers, customers can choose from sheepskin, full-grain leather, and suede, which are all natural materials. The range of available colors include brown, beige, pastel blue, purple, and green.
• Inner material: L.L. Bean slippers and moccasins for women are all lined with various materials, including shearling wool, polyester, acrylic fleece, and cotton flannel. Premium shearling wool is designed to help wick moisture away from your feet while you wear them. Shearling wool has a somewhat unruly appearance. Cotton flannel, on the other hand, looks more trim.
• Sole: L.L. Bean's moccasins and slippers feature rubber outer soles. Outer sole styles vary from thicker textured rubber to thinner, more flexible crepe.

L.L. Bean moccasins evolved from Native American footwear. Traditionally, moccasin laces are tied in a distinctive way.

• Make a starter knot by crossing the left lace over the right lace, pulling it through, and tugging on both ends to eliminate slack.
• Form loops with the ends of both laces, and cross the right loop in front of the left. Draw the back loop forward and under the front loop. Simultaneously draw the front loop behind and under the back loop.
• Pull both loops tight to complete the knot.

For cleaning the exterior:

• Use a soft cloth moistened slightly with water to clean leather uppers. Do not use soap.
• Air dry the uppers, avoiding direct wind and sun.
• Use a clean brush to gently clean trouble spots.
• Use a suede-cleaning eraser or a stone to rub off particularly stubborn marks.

For cleaning the interior:

• Hand wash the interior by gently scrubbing with a mixture of warm water and non-enzyme liquid soap.
• Allow the interior to dry, avoiding direct sunlight.
• Gently brush the interior to fluff.