Terrelique makes indoor slippers using 100% recycled plastic, inspired by Turkish design.

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Terrelique

Right after I made my purchase (3+ weeks ago), I emailed the company and asked if they could add a note for my sister. They responded to me today, well after my sister received the slides. And the answer was no, they couldn't include a note. The turnaround time could have been much quicker.

The price also went up significantly (from $52 to $64) in less than a year. 

I purchased these for my sister's birthday. She loves the look of them--I got the green for her--and they fit perfectly. She wants to wear them outside because she wants to show them off. I've already recommended them to at least 3 friends.

They shipped quickly, and customer service was very responsive to questions about shipping, returns and exchanges.

Durability and I’m a petite 120 lb woman, thin narrow feet, and they still fall apart.

Over the past year, I’ve had to purchase two different sets of slippers because every four months they start to crack at the top of the foot and it’s not like I have a high arch or anything. I’m so disappointed that I need a third pair of house shoes this year and so I’ve gone back to Adidas.

I appreciate how this business is women owned and how it helps refugees but they don’t with stand the test of time and they’re overrated for their social responsibility but they don’t last. And that’s what matters to me. I keep having to spend $60 every four months just to get a new pair.

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