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Meet Bombas’s Saturday Slip-On: the luxe outdoor-ready slipper

Bombas release the Saturday Slip-On, your new favorite hybrid slipper

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With the hybrid shoe trend continuing to gain popularity, it’s no surprise to see more brands embracing it as winter approaches. While many previous iterations of the trend have featured sneaker-loafer combinations, the newest wave of hybrid designs is introducing slippers that can serve as everyday footwear. Although many know Bombas for their extensive sock lineup, the brand is taking on this trend with the versatile shoe every closet needs. 

Unveiling their new Saturday Slip-On, this slipper hybrid is the perfect cross between comfort and practicality. Although these designs include the look and feel of your favorite slippers, the Saturday Slip-On can easily be worn outside at a moment’s notice. With all the comfort and warmth you need for the winter season, the Saturday Slip-On is another example of how this trend isn’t just a fad, but rather a new customer need for footwear to be a versatile option. 

The Bombas Saturday Slip-On is more than a slipper

Arriving in three colorways, the Bombas Saturday Slip-On might be your next gift to yourself. Crafted with a leather-suede upper and a cozy interior lining, the Saturday Slip-On looks like your favorite everyday slipper. However, the design also includes a premium, weather-resistant suede and rubber EVA outsole, making it outdoor-friendly. The supportive footbed and traction on the outsole allow for the design to travel with you, no matter where you may need to go. Added a cushion on the inside to keep you comfortable at all times. The Saturday Slip-On is available in Camel, Walnut, and Black for men’s sizing via Bombas’ webstore, retailing for $100 each. Whether you’re gifting it to others or yourself, there’s no doubt that the Saturday Slip-On is a new iteration of the hybrid trend that’s even more practical than before.

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