1940's Daniel Green Black Satin Boudoir Slippers in Perfect Condition. Sz 8.

In 1881 traveling shoe salesman Daniel Green visited a felt factory and noticed the workers had fashioned cozy slippers out of scraps of piano felt. Daniel and his brother William began manufacturing these felt shoes and slippers with the factory owner, Mr Dolge. By 1885 the shoe line expanded and could be worn in the boudoir or the street. The styles became eye catching and sales skyrocketed. The company expanded and moved to New York. Alluring and comfortable, women embraced The Boudoir Slipper as  a symbol of decadence. Picture Joan Crawford's Crystal Allen in "The Women", a satin pillow behind her head, talking on the phone holding a chocolate in one hand and a cigarette in another...all while in the bathtub. The height of luxury. These little slices of luxury can be worn outside, the sole is rubber and the fabric lightly weather treated. Did I mention they are as comfortable as a slipper? They are.