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Brown Karakul Fur Slippers with Mink Trim – Handmade Natural Sheepskin & Merino Wool Lined Unisex Slippers | The MiYA Store

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At The MiYA Store, every product begins not with fabric or fur—but with a story. Our founder, Aman Miya, grew up in a family deeply connected to traditional crafts and natural living. His fascination with karakul fur started in his grandfather’s small workshop, where artisans would carefully prepare astrakhan wool and sheepskin for winter wear. To young Aman, it wasn’t just about footwear—it was about heritage, health, and honoring natural resources gifted by Allah.

Today, that childhood passion has become MiYA’s signature line of natural fur slippers, designed for those who seek comfort, warmth, and authenticity. These Brown Karakul Slippers are not mass-produced factory products—they are hand-finished pieces of tradition, blending old-world craftsmanship with modern comfort.

✨ Emotional Connection

When you slip into these karakul fur slippers, you’re not just warming your feet—you’re reconnecting with a tradition that values sustainability, natural healing, and mindful living. Aman Miya believes that true luxury is not synthetic but found in nature’s materials, and these slippers are his tribute to that philosophy.

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✔ Upper Material:

Crafted from premium karakul fur (astrakhan), each pair has its own unique texture and natural pattern, making no two pairs alike. Finished with a luxurious mink fur trim that adds elegance and a soft touch.

✔ Inner Lining:

Lined with 100% natural Merino wool, renowned for being temperature-regulating—keeping your feet warm in winter but never overheated. Wool’s breathability prevents sweat buildup, keeping feet fresh even with long wear.

✔ Insole:

Made from Spanish sheepskin, soft and supportive, providing all-day comfort while promoting natural circulation. Sheepskin fibers have been known to alleviate joint pain, reduce fatigue, and prevent colds—a feature Aman Miya insisted on for health-conscious buyers.

✔ Sole:

Built with EVA (eco-friendly, hygienic, lightweight, and non-slip) for durability. Silent on wooden floors and safe on tiles, making them perfect for indoor comfort.

✔ Sizes:

Available in 35–46 EU sizes (please send your measurement for a perfect fit).

✔ Unisex Design:

Made for both men and women—elegant, timeless, and versatile.

💎 Why Choose The MiYA Store Slippers?

  • 🌍 Sustainable & Natural: Every material is ethically sourced and biodegradable.

  • ❤️ Health-Oriented: Naturally warm, breathable, and beneficial for circulation.

  • ✋ Handcrafted: Each slipper is carefully handmade by artisans, not machines.

  • 🎁 Luxury Gift: Perfect for weddings, anniversaries, Eid, or simply as a heartfelt gift of comfort.

  • 🕌 Cultural Heritage: Inspired by Aman Miya’s passion for preserving traditional fur craftsmanship.

🧵 Care Instructions

  • Store in a cool, dry place

  • Avoid direct sunlight for long periods

  • Hand clean with mild wool-friendly detergent

  • Air-dry naturally (never machine-dry)

📦 Shipping & Packaging

Each pair of slippers is carefully wrapped in eco-friendly packaging, with a note about Aman Miya’s story and the heritage of karakul fur craftsmanship—so every unboxing feels personal and special.


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Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about Karakul shawls.

Karakul refers to a breed of sheep primarily found in Central Asia. The name also refers to the fur obtained from these sheep, especially from young lambs, which is known for its tight curls and lustrous appearance. Beyond fur, the term can also describe items made from Karakul wool.

A Karakul shawl is a type of wrap made from Karakul wool. These shawls are known for their warmth, distinctive texture, and luxurious feel. They are often used as a stylish outer layer in cooler weather.

Karakul wool is known for its warmth, durability, and unique texture. It is often thick and has a slightly coarse feel, though it can be processed to be softer. It is also known for its natural luster and ability to hold its shape.

Karakul wool is obtained by shearing the fleece of Karakul sheep. The process is similar to that of obtaining wool from other sheep breeds. The wool from younger and older sheep has slightly different qualities.

Karakul wool is used to make a variety of products, including shawls, coats, hats, carpets, and other textiles. Its warmth and durability make it suitable for items designed for colder climates.

Care instructions for a Karakul shawl typically involve gentle handling. Dry cleaning is often recommended to preserve the wool's texture and shape. Avoid machine washing and drying. Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.

The term "extremely rare" can refer to several factors, including the limited availability of high-quality Karakul wool, the complexity of the weaving process, unique designs or patterns, or the age and origin of the shawl. It often implies a high degree of craftsmanship and exclusivity.