LA PANTOUFLE A PEPERE
History. La Pantoufle à Pépère is the project of Barbara and Arnaud, a couple in life and work. Respectively a project manager in training and a textile salesman, the couple first opened a "marine fashion" ready-to-wear boutique in the Old Lille district, before moving into slippers.
Success came quickly, and the products attracted a varied clientele: men, women, young and old... Today, La Pantoufle à Pépère is distributed in some 100 boutiques in France, as well as in Belgium and the Netherlands in concept stores and high-end ready-to-wear chains.
In 2018, the brand is taking a new direction by also offering caps and espadrilles made from the same retro fabrics and using the same method as the slippers: fabric laminated with wool, manufactured using reverse stitching and 100% made in France.
The products. Mixed collection with traditional charentaises but also exclusively feminine models. A collection of Made in France caps, as well as plain and patterned espadrilles.
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Members' reviews on LA PANTOUFLE A PEPERE
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En moins de 6 mois, le tissu est troué, le molleton intérieur est hors d’usage, et la semelle s’effiloche.
Contacté sur ce défaut majeur, le service client de la Pantoufle à Pépère explique (avec sérieux) : “… les pantoufles sont composées de tissu qui a évidemment tendance à s’user si des frottements répétés se présentent. C’est ici le cas et malheureusement, il n’y a rien à faire (…). Les pantoufles s’usent tout comme les chaussures”.
Ben oui : l’eau ça mouille, le feu ça brule et le tissu de la Pantoufle à Pépère ça s’use (vite)….
Consommateurs, évitez de les porter : collector comme explication
Je déconseille ce produit Made In France (45 € la paire) à celles et ceux qui souhaitent porter des chaussons ????