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Old Friend Soft Sole Moccasin
2009-06-15 05:07:28 Reviewer:Stella J. Denni, Brooklyn, NY I was surprised at the overall size of the slippers. At first they seemed a little large, but once I tightened them up and gave them a good break-in, they looked and felt a lot better. The comfort is undeniably first class. If you walk on asphalt, you'll feel every spec and pebble, so I suggest restricting these slippers' usage to inside the house. |
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Old Friend Beachcomber
2009-05-30 11:14:30 Reviewer:Ashley H. Talbert, Dallas, TX These are your first choice if you are looking for a pair of massage sandals that aren't painful! Very soft nubs that provide a gentle massage & you can wear them around the house for ages. |
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Old Friend Mens Scuff
2009-06-12 07:12:48 Reviewer:Jan C. Raymond, Braidwood, IL I got the last pair they had in my size and I am sure glad I purchased them. These scuffs are so comfortable, you wouldn’t believe it. They hold their form so I am not bending over trying to put them on. |
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About Old Friend Shoes
Jim Klavano founded Old Friend Footwear’s parent company, Australia Unlimited, Inc., in 1981, after an impetuous act turned into a life-long journey between two continents. Fresh out of college, Jim talked a fraternity brother into emigrating to Australia with little more than a sense of adventure and a burning desire to see that far off country. He was hooked.
He founded Australia Unlimited not knowing what he would do but certain his destiny resided somewhere within and between Seattle and Sydney. At the time, sheepskins were being used for medical purposes to prevent bedsores in bedridden patients, but also in neo-natal wards for premature babies. The sheepskin helped the preemies thrive because it prevented body heat loss. Jim imported the medical sheepskins and sold them to Children’s Hospital in Seattle (then Children’s Orthopedic Hospital). Later he imported sheepskin car seat covers that he designed.
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