Moroccan slippers

Moroccan slippers, also known as babouches, are traditional slippers and shoes from Morocco that you can wear as house slippers or give as a gift. Here you will find six models, from a flat babouche with laces to mules with pom-poms.

Which babouche suits you?

• Mule: a mule is a slipper without a back, which is easy to slip on and off. Choose from the Babouche mule pompom, the Elegant mule babouche, the Babouche mule Stella, and the Babouche Mules Flats.
• With laces: the flat babouche with laces fits more securely around your foot thanks to the laces.
• With decoration: the Babouche mule pompom features a pom-pom as decoration.
• Zwina: zwina means beautiful in Moroccan Arabic. The Babouche zwina completes the list.

You can find Moroccan slippers starting from approximately € 20.

Babouche, slipper, or house shoe?

In Morocco, the traditional slipper is called a babouche or belgha. In the Netherlands, people also search for Moroccan slippers, house shoes, or Moroccan shoes. They usually mean the same thing: a flat slipper without a heel that is easy to slip on and off. You mainly wear a babouche as a house slipper, and many people also give them as a gift.

Also, check out the sub-collections Babouche and Women, with babouches for ladies.

Frequently asked questions

What are Moroccan babouches?
Babouches are traditional Moroccan slippers without a heel. You slide them on easily and often wear them as house slippers.

Are there Moroccan slippers for women?

Yes, in the Women sub-collection you will find babouches for ladies.

What is the difference between a mule and a babouche?

A mule is a shoe or slipper without a back. Many babouches are made this way; that is why several models here are called babouche mule.