Moon Boot Slippers and Mules: Every Soft Style Compared

Moon Boot slippers and mules are the house’s soft shoes: nylon, felt, fleece, suede and shearling styles, nearly all on rubber soles, built on the look of the snow boot but cut low enough to wear indoors and on short trips out. At Moon Boot at Coveti they run from the Soft, Teddy and Icon slippers to the EVX mules in our designer mules edit, and the EVX Nylon Mules in Black are the simplest place to start. Prices run from $300 to $460.

The short answer, then. If you want a true slipper, choose the Soft, Teddy and Icon styles, sold in single EU sizes and described by the house as fitting true to size. If you want a mule you can also wear out of the house, choose the EVX, sold in paired multisize ranges, where the house recommends sizing up. The ballerinas, the Super Sandal and the EVX pumps sit in between.

The EVX mules: the backless snow boot

The EVX mule is the snow boot with the back cut away. The house names its Nylon Pumps and Mules among its reboots, alongside the Icon and the Light Low Nylon, so these are styles it treats as part of its own story and not as an afterthought. We stock ten EVX mules, more than any other soft style.

The EVX Nylon Mules in Black are $320 at Coveti, with a brown version at the same price. The upper is 51% polyamide and 49% polyurethane, the nylon look of the original boot, on a thermoplastic rubber sole. They are the most practical of the group and the easiest to keep clean.

Moving up in texture, the EVX Mule Felt in Beige is $370 at Coveti, in a 100% polyester felt, with a dark brown version alongside. The EVX Suede Mules in Brown are $410 at Coveti, with an upper of cow suede and sheepskin, also made in black. At the top, the EVX Shearling Mules in Brown and the EVX Mule Cow Hide are both $460 at Coveti.

The EVX Mule Loaf

The Mule Loaf is the softest-looking mule in the range. Despite the word suede in its name, the composition lists a 100% sheepskin upper, on a rubber sole. The EVX Mule Loaf Suede in Pink is $370 at Coveti, and there is a brown version at the same price. Pink is the one to choose if you want the mule to be the bright note in a quiet outfit; brown is the one that goes with everything.

How EVX mules are sized

EVX mules are multisize, sold in paired EU ranges: 35/36, 37/38, 39/40, 41/42, 43/44 and 45/46. The suede and shearling mules stop at 41/42. For its multisize styles the house recommends sizing up, and says the fit is generous and loose, best for average to wide feet. On a mule that matters less than on a boot, since there is no heel to hold, but if you are between ranges, the house advice points to the larger one.

The slippers: Soft, Teddy and Icon

These three are the house slippers proper, all sold in single EU sizes from 35 to 47, and all described by the house as fitting true to size. If you fall between sizes, the house says to take the smaller one. Each has a rubber sole on its composition.

Soft. The Soft Slipper in Pink is $300 at Coveti, with red, beige and black versions at the same price. The upper is 73% polyester and 27% polyurethane, with a polyester lining. It is the plainest of the three, and the widest choice of colour.

Teddy. The Teddy Slipper in Beige is also $300 at Coveti, in beige, black and brown. Its upper is 96% polyester with a touch of cow suede, and the name tells you the texture: this is the fluffy one.

Icon. The Icon Slipper in Black is $330 at Coveti, the only slipper we stock with the Icon name, and the closest to the boot in look. The upper is 78% polyester and 22% polyurethane. If you want a slipper that is recognisably a Moon Boot, this is it.

The ballerinas: shearling and fleece

The ballerinas are flat, closed shoes, closer to a ballet flat than a slipper. All four we stock are $340 at Coveti, sold in single EU sizes from 35 to 42, and the house says they fit true to size.

The Shearling Ballerinas in White have a 100% sheep leather upper and a lining of polyester and sheep leather, with black and brown versions alongside. The Leopard Print Fleece Ballerinas have a 100% polyester fleece upper, a lining of polyester and sheepskin, and a print that does the work of a whole outfit. Both sit in our designer ballet flats edit.

The Super Sandal and the EVX pumps

Two more styles complete the group. The Super Sandal in Black is $350 at Coveti, with an upper of 95% polyester and 5% polyamide on a sole of EVA and thermoplastic rubber. It is sold in single EU sizes and the house says it fits true to size. It is the one open style in the group.

The EVX Nylon Pumps in Black are $350 at Coveti, with a brown version at the same price. They share the nylon upper of the EVX Nylon Mules, 51% polyamide and 49% polyurethane, but close at the heel, so they behave like a flat shoe. Like the mules they are multisize, in paired ranges, so the house advice to size up applies.

How we measured: upper, sizing and fit advice come from each pair’s Materials and Care and Size and Fit tabs on moonboot.com, read 1 November 2026; pairs and prices from Coveti’s catalogue the same day.

The table above sets the soft styles from the Moon Boot edit at Coveti side by side, and the clearest split it shows is in the sizing column. Every style sold in single EU sizes is described as true to size; the two EVX styles are multisize, where the house recommends sizing up. The other split is in the upper: the EVX mules are mostly cow suede, while the slippers and the Super Sandal are polyester. Prices sit in a narrow band, $300 to $460, so the choice is about shape and material more than cost.

How to wear Moon Boot slippers and mules

At home, the slippers need nothing more than soft trousers and a knit. Outside, the EVX mules work with the same rule as the boots: a narrow leg above a wide shoe. Straight jeans, cropped wool trousers and leggings all work; a wide trouser over a wide mule does not. A pair of nylon mules with grey knit trousers and a long cardigan is a good weekend outfit. The ballerinas work with ankle-length skirts and cropped jeans, like any flat. Our guide to how to wear Moon Boots covers the boot outfits in full, and the wider après-ski edit has the knits.

For care, the nylon and polyester styles take a soft dry brush and a soft damp cloth with mild detergent. The suede, sheepskin and shearling styles need the gentler suede routine, and should never be immersed. Our guide to how to clean Moon Boots sets out each step.

Moon Boot slippers and mules around the world

Demand for the soft styles is smaller than for the boots, but it is steady. These figures are average monthly searches over twelve months.

United States. Moon boot slippers draws about 590 searches a month in the US, and moon boot mules about 320, against about 201,000 for the brand as a whole. American buyers searching for slippers will find the Soft, Teddy and Icon styles closest to what they mean; the EVX mules answer the mules search.

United Kingdom. About 110 searches a month for moon boot slippers, from about 40,500 for the brand. In a damp British winter a slipper with a rubber sole, as all three house slippers have, earns its keep at home.

Europe. Brand searches run at about 90,500 a month in Germany, 49,500 in Italy and 40,500 in France. In a chalet, a pair of mules by the door is the easiest change out of snow boots, and the felt and shearling versions suit a wooden interior.

The Gulf. About 2,400 brand searches a month in the UAE and 1,300 in Saudi Arabia. In a warm climate the slippers and the Super Sandal are the styles that make sense year round at home, and the lighter nylon mules and pumps are easy to pack for a winter trip.

For returns, see our returns page.

Frequently asked questions

Do Moon Boot slippers run true to size?

Yes. The house says its slippers fit true to size, and if you fall between two sizes, it recommends taking the smaller one. The Soft, Teddy and Icon slippers are sold in single EU sizes from 35 to 47. The same true to size advice applies to the shearling and fleece ballerinas and to the Super Sandal.

How do Moon Boot mules fit?

EVX mules are multisize, sold in paired EU ranges from 35/36 up to 45/46, with the suede and shearling pairs stopping at 41/42. For multisize styles the house recommends sizing up and describes a generous, loose fit, best for average to wide feet. Our Moon Boot size guide converts the ranges to UK and US sizes.

What is the difference between the Soft and Teddy slippers?

The texture. The Soft Slipper has an upper of polyester and polyurethane, the plainer finish, in red, beige, pink and black. The Teddy Slipper is 96% polyester with a little cow suede, the fluffier finish, in beige, black and brown. Both are $300 at Coveti, both fit true to size and both have rubber soles.

Can you wear EVX mules outside?

The EVX mules have rubber soles, thermoplastic rubber on the nylon pair, so they are built for more than a carpet. They suit short trips out, to the car, the shop and the chalet terrace. They are backless, so for snow and long walks a boot is the better choice. Suede pairs need the gentler suede care routine.

What is the EVX Mule Loaf made of?

The house lists a 100% sheepskin upper, a 100% polyester lining and a 100% rubber sole for the EVX Mule Loaf, despite the word suede in the name. It comes in pink and brown, both $370 at Coveti, and is multisize, sold in paired EU ranges where the house recommends sizing up.

Which Moon Boot soft style is the cheapest?

The Soft and Teddy slippers, both $300 at Coveti. The EVX Nylon Mules follow at $320 at Coveti, then the Icon Slipper at $330 at Coveti. The ballerinas are $340 at Coveti, and the Super Sandal and EVX Nylon Pumps $350 at Coveti. The shearling and cow hide EVX mules top the group at $460 at Coveti.