These women's moccasin slippers offer traditional style mixed with ultimate comfort. Visit our blog article written about these moccasins to see additional product photos "Time-Honoured Tradition". These ladies moccasins feel like you are walking on a cloud. Between the softness of the leather and the cushy foam insole, your feet will thank you every time you walk around in them.

These women's authentic Native American moccasin slippers come in three unique leather colors including maple tan, natural tan and black color and are handmade from genuine moose hide leather. Moose hide is one of the softest and most durable leathers available. They are perfect for indoor use as they feature a double leather soft sole with a foam padding in-between. The interior is real suede leather which feels amazing against your bare skin.

These women's moccasins feature many fashionable accents such as a hand-beaded design on the vamp. (please note: bead colors may vary - variety of different colors) The vamp also has a serrated edge for a unique added style. They have laces for tightening and a double hand-stitched vamp.

They come in ladies sizes 4-10. These women's genuine leather moccasins are Canadian handmade by Bastien Industries. Bastien Industries, a family business, has been offering 100% Canadian Huron products, produced with the utmost respect for traditional crafting techniques since 1972. 

They are easy to slip on and off and they come in women's sizes 5-10. These ladies moccasin slippers fit large. They are not available in half sizes. If you wear a half size order down (8 ½ order size 8; Size 8 order size 7).

All the new Bastien moccasins feature a single stitch at the sole. Bastien Industries now uses MEC-Val machines from Italy, which create simple lockstitch seams. This means that even if one stitch breaks, the next stitch is securely tied with a knot, ensuring durability.

*Moose is a wild animal, so therefore incurs wounds and scarring during its lifetime. These scars and marks can show up in the leather as what may appear to be imperfections, but in fact are unique to each pair of moccasins. They are part of the animal's story-line.