Tipi Tooneu Size:Ladies 6 Sadly after attending residential school

Sadly after attending residential school

particularly the floral pattern representing the cultural identity of the Métis people

The Métis Scuff is where moccasin heritage meets slipper-slide ease—a cozy essential featuring a soft rabbit fur cuff

The design of the sole tells a symbolic story rooted in Indigenous teachings

it delivers a more natural fit with better traction

Tipi Tooneu Size:Ladies 6 Sadly after attending residential schoolThe Tipi Tooneu Slipper brings meaningful design to a cozy favourite, featuring beadwork by South Slavey artist and Fort Nelson First Nation member Anne Bell. Diamond shapes and arrow motifs reflect themes of reflection, choice, and the many paths we walk, offering quiet symbolism in a soft, wearable design. Crafted for easy slip on comfort with a warm fleece footbed and soft suede upper, Tipi Tooneu blends comfort, craftsmanship, and story in a