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Not the slightest idea where this kind of mocassin comes from, but they seem made according a practical concept, requiring not too much materials, and I guess relatively quickly assembled. And yes, a rather odd and particular look, whick I like, and probably I'd wear them.
To answer your update, Poppy: because of their sole's fragile look, I guess these mocassins are meant to be worn at home as slippers.
Euh, dear Poppy, you're sure about the words, "sheep snagging shoes", used in your last update? Because according Wikipedia "sheep snagging" means: "derogatory term, most often used to refer to Welsh people, implying that the subject has sex with sheep."... Well, I'm still open minded ;0)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheep_shagger
Sorry meant sheep shearing but autocorrect changed it
Sure Poppy, I believe you ;0)
PS: I always avoid autocorrectors, autolayouts, and autotranslaters. I'm able to be wrong on my own without the "help" of those auto-something... ;0)
Guess I'm the only person who knows what these are. Lived many years on farms and worked with sheep shearers, ferriers, et cetera. These are moccasins specifically worn when shearing sheep inside wooden sheds.
We have a winner
They;re a goofy looking version of a mocassin. Ugly too. So no.
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Close though. I made the same mistake. Fortunately spell check caught it.
I wouldnāt wear them. Those are weird looking!
Those are Japanese geta sandals, traditionally worn with kimono and yukata. The raised wooden base keeps the fabric clean and away from dirt, and the teeth make that classic clacking sound on wooden floors. Iād totally wear them for a themed outfit or festival, but not for everyday errands in Orlando 😅 my Virgo feet like comfort too much.
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Shearers have moved onto wearing moccies because they help shearers to feel closer with the sheep being shorn.
I'm far from convinced the sheep appreciate the emotional intelligence displayed by the shearers because every mocky is a dead sheep as they are made out of sheep skin.
It is kinda a misplaced bad taste gesture to our Ovis friends in reality but they can be teamed beautifully with shearer shorts as in a previous question.
I meanā¦. still better looking than Yeezys, lmfao

Moccasins are traditional soft leather shoes originally worn by many Indigenous peoples of North America, made from a single piece of leather with a soft sole.
Iāve made them in the past the style can be varied in how it is constructed and stitched, sometimes made from deerskin, but moose hide was preferred, as it was thicker and more durable, europeans added glued on rubber soles,
Those are crocodile shoes from Miami, Florida, where all the alligators mostly live down here in the Everglades. Iāve seen them on the boardwalk they just run wild thereās so many here that they just Skin them and make crocodile shoes. If you like them, I can buy you a pair Just let me know. Iām in a gift-giving mood. thanks for the questions. Iām not feeling well today. This is keeping me sidetracked so I donāt dwell on my Nausea.
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They look like they are designed to fit over your shoes to keep your shoes clean or something. Like when you are walking in dirt or dust.
Aside from that, they are about the stupidest looking things I've ever seen.
Itās extremely rudimentary footwear closely resembling moccasins, but i suspect those are āvegan friendlyā. Unlike traditional moccasins which are made with animal hides.
I would have to try a pair on before deciding if i would wear them.
Far far from vegan friendly
Not vegan friendly. Sheep shearing moccasins are made of leather and have wool interiors a lot of the time.
These look horrible. And I don't think they are comfortable at all.
They remind me of a pair of moccasins I had when I was a kid. They are comfortable but don't give much support to the feet.
They were fine when I was young. I'll pass on wearing them now.
Some kind of shoes, and no, I would not wear them.
They're hideous with those artificial colours. I might wear them if they looked like a natural khaki or suede colour.
I wouldn't wear those.
They're fugly.
They are fugly. They are meant to test your self respect.
They can be worn for comfort because they're soft, but they kind of look like clown shoes.
You put them on your feet for protection from whatever surface you are traversing.
Imfao... I know I've seen them before, once...
but I can't recall what they were for
The absense of ''design'' and the simple construction make me think of work related purposes. Carpentry? Cleaning, maintenance staff and such?
No I'm not that much of a peasant 😄 even though I am a peasant 👀😬
@purplepoppy. Um. š *Sees update* uh.
Anyways. Have a good week ahead all - šš«£
They look like loafers and yes I would wear them
Those are rather garish moccasins. I'm not wearing those at this time.
No I would never wear them or be with anyone that was wearing them
I'd wear them privately and indoors if they were comfortable enough.
Shoes. Not a bad idea. Especially on difficult pavement.
I'm pretty sure they are Cornish pasties?
Do we get the answer @purplepoppy?
Update: Am I only one who read that as 'sheepshagging shoes'?
There is a new ugliest show ever to replace crocsā¦
I would wear them to sleepā¦
I would be wearing them for slippers.
I used to have them years ago
They are mocassins.
Looks like those thing crime sense workers wear.
Are those homemade bowling shoes?
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@Chazmatazz269 the funny part is I bet some joker paid $300.00 or more for those things.
The hobo moccasin
I wouldnāt wear them honestly 😌 too ugly
Some atrocious moccasins
Lol no.
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