Carhartt is a family-owned American company founded in '89 by Hamilton Carhartt, based in Dearborn, Michigan. Carhartt started out making clothing for the railroad workers but it evolved into a mainstream brand due to it's research into extending materials durability, use of heavy duty threads, flame-resistant fabrics and more. Nowadays Carhartt WIP (founded in '94) is a staple of streetwear and pop culture. The iconic Carhartt WIP logo represents durability and quality. The Paisley Slippers are made of eight-wale cotton corduroy, meaning that the ridges in the fabric are thick. Inside, the slippers are lined with soft microfiber pile. The item has a foam rubber midsole and treaded outsole. A flag label appears at the heel collar, while a Square Label appears on the insole. Features - 100% Cotton, 8 wale - Lining: soft microfiber pile - Foam rubber midsole with treaded outsole - Flag label at heel collar - Square Label on insole   Code: Paisley Slippers