Tomar Creation, the Confection Workshop
The atelier of slippers and soft leather and wool shoes for the whole family
Collections from a real 100% artisanal product, Franco-Slovak.
Our products are sewn by us in the heart of Europe.
The slippers and shoes are comfortable and resistant, they offer the ease of a barefoot.
We pay great attention to the origin and quality of our materials to give you complete satisfaction.
Find in our selection of soft shoes, a varied choice of materials, textures and colors.
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Customer referencies
premium leather, soft, nice job!Angel G
The slippers are very well made. I love the blue color and they are warm and cozy. Thank youEmily Wilson
The crackling of the fire, the twinkling lights of the tree, and the soft warmth of leather slippers... What better way to celebrate Christmas? Discover the history of this ancestral tradition and let yourself be tempted by the elegance and comfort of Tomar Creation slippers.
Join us on a cozy journey around the globe to discover the world of slippers! From Japanese geta to Moroccan babouches, Indian chappals to Peruvian ojotas, and Irish peats, explore their unique history, craftsmanship, and cultural significance. Share your own slipper traditions in the comments below!
Our leather ankle boots are available in a variety of colors to suit your personal style. Each pair embodies the authenticity of craftsmanship and offers exceptional comfort thanks to its 4mm Vibram sole
At the border between the slipper and the shoe: the little gummies Tomar Creation. Choosing flat, flexible shoes offers a host of benefits that contribute to your comfort, health, and active lifestyle. Here are some compelling reasons to opt for little gummies:
Soft slippers aren't just for babies and children, adults can benefit from them too. Soft slippers have become a popular option due to their comfort and flexibility. They allow great freedom of movement, while protecting the feet.
Children love to run barefoot, but it's not always possible or appropriate, especially in cool temperatures or when walking on slippery or dirty floors. Slippers are therefore a comfortable and practical alternative, but how do you get your child used to wearing them?