Nelus

warm and cozy

undyed

with wool

handmade in Finland

UP TO 5 DAYS

shipping worldwide

Free shipping

from 200 €

Free return

• Product information

  The low cut design of the Nelus house shoe model makes it super easy for us to slip into them and keep our feet warm at home during the winter.

  This model’s warming qualities come from its wool upper material. The undyed wool felt is made of 90% German Merino wool and 10% recycled wool blend.

• Material

  Upper / mid-sole:
  Wool felt (100% virgin wool – including 90% German merino wool and 10% recycled wool blend) – heathered cream gray (undyed)

  Outsole:
  Wildling outsoles are made of synthetic rubber (partially recycled), silica and natural rubber. Depending on the model, cork particles may be included. Color – caramel

• Fit

  True to size according to Fitkit. You may use an additional insole. For example, if you have particularly narrow or flat feet and you prefer more support in the shoe.

• Care

  Waterproofing before first-time wear

  There is no need to apply waterproofing treatment to this model right out of the box.

  Cleaning

  The best way to clean soiled shoes is by knocking them together when they are dry, brushing them carefully as needed when dry, or by wiping them carefully with a damp cloth. Not machine washable.

  For stubborn stains, we recommend gentle cleaning with our biodegradable cleaning solution "Drops".

  Video tutorials explaining how to care for your shoes are available on the Wildling Shoes YouTube channel.

• Additional notes

  Every single shoe is a handmade one of a kind, with an upper made from natural material. The structure and coloration may exhibit minor irregularities.

  A hue appears different depending on the lighting conditions. That's why colors always look a little different on the screen, in artificial light at home, or outside in sunlight.

• Product Labeling / Safety Information

  Manufacturer:

  Wildling Shoes GmbH, Walbach 9, D-51766 Engelskirchen, E-Mail: foxsupport@wildling.shoes

  Made in Finland