Just in time for Mother's Day: Dearfoam's cult-favorite slippers are up to 54% off at Amazon, today only

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Take advantage of this cushy deal. (Photo: Amazon)

Your feet do a lot for you. Day in and day out, they get you from point A to point B, and that can make them feel tired and achy after a while. That's why it's so important to give your feet a break whenever you can.

Just a heads up: Amazon is running a mega sale on several styles of the super popular Dearfoam slippers today. This slippers have earned a serious reputation for treating your feet — and you can save up to 54%!

And if you have Amazon Prime, you’ll get free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And even those without Prime get free shipping on orders of $25 or more).

There are plenty of Dearfoams on sale right now, but you definitely don't want to miss these deals.

Dearfoams Women's Katie Microfiber Velour Espadrille Slipper

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These slippers are cute enough to wear out of the house. (Photo: Amazon)

Want a slipper that can you wear just about anywhere? The Dearfoams Women's Katie Microfiber Velour Espadrille Slipper is it — and it's 54% off today! These cushy slippers have a rubber sole to provide extra support and help you get a solid grip, whether you're cruising around your place or walking your dog. They also feature Dearforms's signature multi-density cushioned insole with memory foam to pamper your feet. Choose between gray, black and pink shades.

"Dearfoam is the best brand of slipper," said a five-star fan. "After an injury, I have no dexterity on the bottom of my feet which means I slide out of socks and fuzzy type slippers. As soft as Dearfoam slippers are, they hug the bottom of my feet very well. They are also as warm as toast and very comfy."

$12 $26 at Amazon

Dearfoams Women's Velour Clog Slipper

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Slide into these comfy beauties. (Photo: Amazon)

Clogs are known for their comfort so, naturally, Dearfoams kicked things up a notch with their Women's Velour Clog Slipper. These cushy slippers have an indoor/outdoor sole, allowing you to wear them anywhere. They also have a super-soft velour lining and footbed, along with a memory foam insole, to help cradle your pups all day long.

"I like everything about these slippers. They are so comfortable and keep my toes warm," a happy customer raved. "These can be machine washed and air dried to keep them looking (and smelling) fresh! Dearfoams are awesome 👏."

$18 $28 at Amazon

Dearfoams Women's Beatrice Terry Side Gore Slide Slipper

These are perfect for warmer days. (Photo: Amazon)
These are perfect for warmer days. (Photo: Amazon)

Working a pair of big fuzzy slippers can get a little toasty on warmer days, but the Dearfoams Women's Beatrice Terry Side Gore Slide Slipper lets you get that next-level comfort of slippers in a style that's airy enough to keep your feet from sweating. These slides are made from absorbent terry material, so it's no biggie if they end up getting wet. Like other Dearfoams, they have a comfy memory foam insole and indoor/outdoor sole, so you can wear them everywhere.

"These are great and don't rub my feet with any rough parts," said a five-star reviewer. "I still find that these are the best pair of slippers that I have found in over 10 years."

$16.50 $24 at Amazon

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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