Each pair of Loungers is a testament to our unwavering commitment to quality, sustainability, and mindful living
We are committed to safeguarding five trees in the rainforest for each pair bought.
ONE TRIBE
Each pair of Loungers is a testament to our unwavering commitment to quality, sustainability, and mindful living. We partner with ONE TRIBE to protect 5 trees in the rain forest for every pair purchased.
We also collaborate with Beyond Trees, planting one tree for each pair bought.
Beyond Trees
Saving the planet one step at a time with Beyond Trees, one of our commitments to sustainable choices. At Loungers we are most proud of our direct contributions to restoring the environment and improving the health of mother nature. As per our promise, on March 4th, 2022 in collaboration with Beyond Trees, we planted 650 native trees on the grounds of The Grove estate in Watford, UK, this was part of the 5,000 trees commitment for 2022. Thank you to everyone that helped to make it possible.
WE WALK THE WALK & TALK THE TALK
Loungers in Vienna
Also in the opera houses of Vienna, particularly the Vienna State Opera, you can find men and women playing out tunes in harmony. Our Loungers slippers are perfect for both musicians to be at their best while performing, as they combine the classic touch of velvet and are made with the comfort and care of Italy!
Saving The Planet One Step At A Time: Choosing Sustainable Footwear
Shoes are one of the most essential items in everyone’s wardrobe. But did you know that your footwear choices can have a major impact on the environment? With the alarming rate at which resources are being depleted and pollution plaguing our cities, it is important for us to be conscious...
Loungers® in Tokyo
The Uwabaki
One Japanese tradition that I became a huge fan of was that of the Uwabaki. Uwabaki are a type of shoes or slippers that are worn indoors. Back home, most people are either barefoot in their homes or wear shoes that they would typically wear outdoors, especially if they are in public buildings. In Japanese culture, however, it is necessary to remove your shoes when you enter someone else’s home or property. Not only does this show respect, but it is also done to protect wooden floors, rugs, tatami (grass mats) and carpets from getting dirty or damaged.
Why is Handcrafted Better?
We live in a world of online mass-produced items, where manufacturing in huge quantities fulfils a worldwide demand. So it’s not surprising to discover that according to industry experts, in 2021, over 2.14 billion people worldwide bought goods and services online. However, many more of us are embracing the beauty and quality of...
Where Do Slippers Come From?
Feeling relaxed after a hard day is one of life’s simple pleasures. Whether it’s luxuriating in a warm bath, nestling into a freshly made bed, or sliding your feet into some beautifully crafted lounge slippers. But where do slippers come from? Did they simply evolve as our lives became more...
Can you wear slippers outside?
With so many styles of lounge slippers on the market these days, sometimes it’s hard to tell whether they are indoor shoes, slippers or suitable for the outdoors. Not to mention whether wearing your slippers outside can have other issues on your flooring and even your health! With fabrics such...
Our community of artisans care about what they are doing and how they are doing it
Loungers is an ethical footwear brand that is born with the purpose of being sustainable, inclusive and zero-waste while promoting awareness and wellbeing.
1. For every pair of Loungers purchased, we plant one tree with Beyond Trees and protect five existing trees in the rain forest with One Tribe.
2. When you are ready for a new pair of Loungers, we invite you to return your old pair to be reinvented and resold. Inspired by the Japanese art, we have created the Loungers-Kintsugi Project to promote circularity and upcycling.
3. Included with every purchase is our gift for your wellbeing, the OMM one-minute meditation book to further balance your mind, body, and spirit, to appreciate the present moment and encourage self-awareness.
