Adult Mr. Potato Head Slippers
Information- Pair of Slippers
- 14 Pieces
- 100% polyester
- Fiber filled slippers have sewn in arms, feet, ears and hat
- 14 interchangeable pieces have hook and loop fasteners to secure on the top
- Foam cushy soles
- Anti-slip grips on bottom soles
- Officially licensed
- Exclusively made by us
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small/Medium | Foot Bed Length (heel to toe) | 10" | 25cm |
| Small/Medium | Toe Width | 4 3/4" | 12cm |
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| Large/X-Large | Foot Bed Length (heel to toe) | 11 1/2" | 29cm |
| Large/X-Large | Toe Width | 5 1/2" | 14cm |
Stomp Around in Spud Style!
With these Mr. Potato Head Slippers, it's all about getting creative while keeping those feet snug and warm. Inspired by the iconic toy we all cherished, these slippers allow adults to channel their inner child and experience nostalgia while enjoying their luxurious comfort. They're a Made By Us design the combines the classic coziness of a slipper with all the fun of a Potato Head toy!
Design & Details
Crafted from comfy 100% polyester, these slippers stand out, not just for their comfort, but also for their playful versatility. Fiber-filled for plushness, each slipper features sewn-in arms, feet, ears, and Mr. Potato Head's signature hat. With 14 interchangeable pieces, each with secure hook and loop fasteners, you can customize Mr. Potato Head's expressions to your liking. Whether you're in the mood for a goofy or grumpy Mr. Potato Head, you've got options.
The foam-cushioned soles ensure a comfy experience, and the anti-slip grips guarantee you won't be doing any unintended moonwalks across your tiled kitchen. Slide into a blend of fun and functionality. Whether you're kickstarting your morning or winding down in the evening, these officially licensed slippers promise a spud-tacular experience.
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