The Butler Did It Slippers

$490

Colour:Green

Size

Size	XS		S		M		L		XL
Size	CM	IN	CM	IN	CM	IN	CM	IN	CM	IN
Underbust	66	26	71	28	76	30	81	32	86	34
Bust	80	31	85	33	90	35	95	37	100	39
Size	60	23	65	25	70	27	75	29	80	31
Hip	89	35	94	37	99	39	104	41	109	43

To help you find your correct size, please refer to our measurement charts in centimeters and inches.

For tops, measure your bust and underbust.
For bottoms, measure your waist and hips.
For one-piece swimsuits, take all measurements.

How to take your measurements:

Chest:
Measure around the fullest part of your chest, usually across the nipple line and shoulder blade line.

Underbust:
Measure around your ribcage, directly under your bust.

Waist:
Measure around your natural waistline, usually the narrowest part of your waist.

Hips:
Measure around the fullest part of your lower hips, approximately 8 inches below your natural waistline. The tape should sit across the middle of your buttocks.

Torso:
Start the tape measure halfway down your shoulder, between your shoulder and neck. Bring it down your back and up through your legs to the starting point. If the tape does not meet, measure the gap and add it to the total length. This gives you your torso length.

Size	XS		S		M		L		XL
Size	CM	IN	CM	IN	CM	IN	CM	IN	CM	IN
Torso	149-153	58.5-60	153-157	60-61.5	157-161	61.5-63	161-165	63-64.5	165-169	64.5-66

One Piece?

Size UK/US	Size Euro	To fit waist size
28	36	29" - 31"
30	38	31" - 32"
31	39	32" - 33"
32	40	33" - 34"
33	41	34" - 35"
34	42	34" - 35"
36	44	37" - 39"
38	46	39" - 41"
40	48	41" - 43"

Size INT	S			M		L		XL		XXL
SIZE EU	36	37	38	39	40	41	42	43	44	45	46

S M L XL XXL

Bringing Raffles’ old-world glamour and a touch of nostalgia to your downtime, the Butler Did It classic opera slippers are crafted in northern Italy from Raffles green cotton velvet, with a playful message embroidered in gold silk across the toe with a theatrical flourish. Designed to be worn by men or women, and finished with grosgrain trim and a smooth rubber sole, these slippers exude cocktail-hour, smoking-jacket elegance, yet are relaxed enough to wear with pyjamas for a candlelit night in – even if you don’t happen to have a butler to lay them out for you.

Upper: cotton velvet

Internal upper: black leather

Sole: rubber

Crafted in Italy

Pair it with

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