Lusso Cloud masters the art of providing peak comfort, and the Scenario Slip On is one of their best creations yet. This full-coverage slip-on is constructed with their specialized IP-IVA material (an engineered blend of rubber and EVA foam) that is durable and extra cushiony. Plus, this pair is primed with a perforated upper to keep your feet cool, and has a molded arch support that is texturized to prevent blisters. Finally, the flex groove outsole is designed with a unique tread pattern to provide waterproof traction on wet surfaces.
Features
Slip-on construction
Perforated upper for ventilation to keep your feet cool
Textured insole to prevent blisters
Waterproof, inside and out
360-degree comfort
IP-IVA, a lightweight material that is durable and comfortable
Flex groove outsole with a unique tread pattern for traction on wet surfaces
Materials
IP-EVA sole
Imported
Size
The Lusso Cloud Slip Ons have a standard fit that is true to size
If you like wearing chunky socks, we recommend sizing up for extra room
Size Chart
US Men's Size
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
UK
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
EU
40
41½
42½
44
45
46½
47
Care
Spot clean or machine wash on gentle
Air dry, but not in direct sunlight or heat as it might cause shrinkage
About Lusso Cloud
It’s tough to describe just how comfortable Lusso Clouds are, but we’ll go ahead and give it a shot. They’re like waffle-weave bathrobes for your feet resting on a cushy, supportive memory foam mattress, floating peacefully in a pool outside your rich uncle’s villa in rural Spain. But that’s just projection on our part. The real way their design team turned a footwear daydream into reality? By engineering shoes strictly from the comfiest materials they could find for long days spent around the house. That means everything is lightweight, airy, and cushy—from bamboo fibers to the triple-stacked sole that cradles your foot. Compared to old-school slippers, they’re like trading up from penny loafers to running shoes before heading out for a jog. So from day-to-day, they’re a major relief. And the name “Cloud” is really no exaggeration.
