World's first "cool" house shoe

Published:  21 September, 2009

Following the debut of Homeys last year, we now have the world's first, "cool" house shoe. With distribution now set up globally, the brand has taken off in a big way.

From launch in March 2008, the brand has sold across the world with recent orders placed by Office Shoes and Top Man. They seem to create a real bond with their fans, often writing in to thank the brand for such a great product, loyalty rarely seen in today's fast fashion environment. Recent fans include Ant & Dec and Chris Moyles (who wears them religiously).

With their unique design and style-driven look, Homeys are not merely a foot warming device, but a statement of interior cool. A product that will sit well under a pair of G Stars and be functional enough to survive a run out to the bins. They have a distinctive teacup logo that represents the whole ideal of the brand; laziness is no bad thing.

There will be 15 styles for winter 09. Crazy Legs, as it suggests, is a psychedelic, purple-based, marble effect fabric, while Turbo is a bold red and white dogtooth check. With a brand new dedicated ladies collection available from this October, Homeys looks set to be on the toes of the style conscious for the foreseeable future.

Visit www.homeys.co.uk, or contact sales@homeys.co.uk

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