The Litfun way
Started with one pair that was wrong
Litfun began in 2020 with a pair of house shoes that were warm and useless. They were plush to the touch and flat as a board underneath, and after an hour on a kitchen floor the heel ached the way it does in bare feet. The people behind Litfun spent that winter pulling footbeds out of walking shoes and gluing them into slippers to see what the floor felt like afterwards.
That winter produced the bench you see here. Litfun builds two kinds of pair and says which is which on every card. Warm and quiet: plush upper, memory foam, a rubber sole for the walk to the bin. Shaped and firm: a raised arch, a deep heel cup, a bed that does not give way by evening. The Litfun cork sandals carry the second idea into summer, and the shower slides carry it onto a floor that is always wet.
- Warm and quiet. Plush or suede over memory foam, for a bedroom floor.
- Shaped and firm. A moulded bed for a kitchen tile and an hour on your feet.
- Summer and wet. Cork footbeds and quick-dry EVA, for a porch and a shower.
What the Litfun team checks first
We wear every pair on three floors: a rug, a kitchen tile and a concrete step outside the door. A pair that slides on tile stays out. A sole that goes hard in the cold stays out. A footbed that flattens in a fortnight stays out, however soft it feels in the first ten minutes.
What we leave to the maker
Words like orthopedic, non-slip and quick-dry are the maker's, and the pages print them as given. What we add is the part you can check yourself: the shape of the bed, the material of the upper, the tread on the sole, and the sizes that exist in that colour today.
