Not Slippers

[woodelf]

I know some people would think they were slippers, but they're not, but they are a kind of soft suedey like material, with a click-clacky sole and a very long lace inside the whole upper area which you can tie into a bow. They are a mocassin type but not an actual shoe, more casual. If you know what I'm on about, where can I buy them? Ta Muchly.

[trt]

Moccasins maybe!!!

[lankeela]

For that price I would want guaranteed sunshine when I wear them

[lankeela]

http://www.moccasins.com/

[Robinia]

If housemouse isn't correct maybe you mean a suede boat shoe woodelf? They have a lace which threads in and out of eyelets all around the top of the shoe. Marks and Spencer have some but we'd need to know what your price limit is before recommending places to buy.

[LoftyLottie]

Hello Woodelf. Big smile again. Hope you are OK.

I think Robinia has the right idea about the shoes. I know you can't see photos on the links that have been given but I know you have your lovely lady friend who helps you.

Marks and Spencer sell boat shoes. I have just looked.

Hope you get your shoes.

Cold in Norfolk today and it has been warm everywhere else. Can't complain though, we have had a brilliant summer in this part of the world. Our turn now to suffer.

Much love, and hugs.

Big Smile

Lottie

(and kisses of course)

[woodelf]

Yes trt, I gess eye spelled moccasins rong wen i writted it hand maybee swayed to, butt high woz finking orf de top ov me ed at the thyme, witch iz orlwayz a danejerus fing two do...smile.

Hi Lottie and lovely to hear from you too. Very much Love, Hugs and Big Kisses for you, I hope your weather turns out better soon.

Many Thanks for the links, housemouse, lankeela and Robinia. The moccasins are only casual things and used to be about £10 or £12, but I'll certainly view the links and have a traipse down to M & S. Many Thanks All!