Baabuk Changed My Perspective About Wool Shoes
By Jonh C |

Wool, one of the oldest and natural fiber in the world, has been widely used in the world of fashion and accessories. Its production starts on the farm and finishes as a wide range of valuable products used across the world. The footwear industry has also used wool for thousands of years. Manufacturers use them to make sneakers, slippers, boots and all sorts of shoes.

 

Despite its usefulness, I had always found reasons not to wear wool myself or tell the people close to me to avoid wearing wool. It is itchy, ugly and costs a fortune. Also add heavy, high maintenance, and hassle to clean to the list of reasons. Who has the time and energy to hand wash footwear in an age of machines? If you have been avoiding wool shoes for similar reasons, you might not think the same after reading this post.

 

Well, the Baabuk wool shoes are here to challenge you on all of the above. The company entirely changed my perspective about wool shoes and rid many misconceptions that had kept alive for long enough about wool. Here is how Baabuk made me rethink about wool and even convinced me to wear wool shoes.

 

Comfort and style aren’t mutually exclusive:

It is very rare for wool shoes to be comfortable and stylish at the same time. Most of our stylish shoes were not the most comfortable pair which made us think that there is a tradeoff between the two, especially when it comes to wool shoes. But with Baabuk, you don’t need to sacrifice your comfort to get a stylish pair of wool shoes.

 

The Baabuk wool shoes combine superior comfort with style which is quite a feat. You can walk in them for miles and wear them all day without wanting to put them off. They come in various colors and designs and the fact that the shoes have almost no weight of their own make them a treat to the feet.

 

Wool regulates to temperature:

Wool clothing and footwear aren’t only limited to winter. They can be comforting during both hot and cold weather. The cellular structure of wool enables it to absorb water vapor, but repel liquid. As wool absorbs the water vapor, a dry layer of air is left next to the skin holds in body heat, which resultantly keeps our body warm.

During hot weather, wool shoes help keep the feet cooler by absorbing perspiration vapors. The evaporation of perspiration allows the feet to naturally cool. This helps the body maintain an even temperature. Wool has insulating properties; hence it makes the shoe warm in winter and breathable in the summer.

 

Hypoallergenic:

The most common misconception about wool is that it is itchy and can cause rashes. But Baabuk has broken down this stigma; not all types of wool itch. Certain wools are great for sensitive skin even without using a protective layer.

 

There are various reasons wool would feel itchy. One major reason wool may cause itchy sensation is the quality of the wool being used. The larger the diameter/thickness of the strand of wool, the scratchy it will feel. Another reason wool may feel itchy is the way it is handled after being shredded from the sheep.

 

You might save few dollars to get synthetic or low-quality wool shoes but you will end up not wearing them after some time due to the scratchy sensations. All the Baabuk products use fine and high-quality Merino wool to avoid itchy feet.

 

Economical:

If at some point you also thought wool is expensive, you need to think again. It isn’t expensive if take into account the durability and reliability of wool. Unlike synthetic shoes are cheap which are made in sweatshops, by materials made in factories, the merino wool is harvested from living sheep, raised by farmers. So, it costs more but lasts longer. It is an investment in yourself and the environment and will last a long time.

 

Wool shoes washing and cleansing:

I had the perception that wool needs to be washed frequently, that too by hand, so that it may not shrink and look or smell bad. But it is not true. Merino wool that the Baabuk use for their shoes is machine washable with some wool friendly detergent. Besides, many dirty spots can be removed simply with a wet cloth, so you don’t even need to wash it frequently. Wool fibers naturally neutralize body odors due to their composition of fatty acids. They have antibacterial properties and can absorb 35% of their own weight. Hence, wool can soak up the sweat and the odor that comes with it.


The Bottom Line:

The durability, comfort, and style associated with Baabuk sneakers, slippers and boots have had many people flocked to buying wool shoes. Through its fine quality of wool, Baabuk has busted the long-held myths and changed perceptions about wool shoes. They are made out of sustainable wool, sleek and versatile with any outfit, day or night, male or female. If you are considering some environmentally friendly footwear, you should definitely try Baabuk wool shoes.

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