Wooly Rascals

I have purchased probably 50 pair of scuff slippers at the Fillmore St. fair over the past 6 or 7 years. My last order was for three pair of scuffs at roughly 65 dollars per pair. why you may ask do i need so many pairs… well because they do not last. When i recieved the last order 2 out of 3 were fine but one pair was cut slightly asscue. So my foot would not lie straight and therefore, my heal hit the floor straight on and would not stay on my foot. OK no problem right? i sent my defective slippers back for replacement or repair.
After multiple phone calls and two months pass he finally drops off the slippers. i immediately put them on and low and behold nothing has changed. The slippers came off my foot just as before as if nothing has been done at all.
Forget the crappy workmanship he is not an honorable man. Save your hard earned money.

I purchased a pair of Wooly Rascals classic slippers in black on October 20, 2013 at the Half Moon Bay Pumpkin Festival. Gorgeous slipper & very nice folks working the booth… the the actual wearing is what takes it down to 1 star. The slippers turned my feet black with the first wearing and have continued to do so for the past 3 months! And all of the fur has rubbed off under both big toes, leaving an exposed seam that has caused both toes to be sore. I called the owner of the company after the first month & was told that the salesperson at the festival should have warned me about the staining issue. He didn’t. Owner said I needed to give it a couple of weeks to see if the staining stopped… it didn’t. He said he would just have to throw them away and eat the cost. Well… after just 3 months, they are going out with today’s trash & I guess it is $ 87 down the drain, I eat the cost & a lesson learned. I am all about supporting small business… but will think twice next time. Time for a serious pedicure & just hope to have my feet back to normal.

Love my slippers. Went down half a size. Normally wear 7 ½. Bought 7’s because size 8 slipped. They are a perfect fit.

This truly is a FIVE star business.
I have been a customer here for over 10 years. Their products have never let me down. I first discovered this business at the San Francisco Harvest Festival. I tried on my first pair of moccasins and I never took them off. Not only do they have in door shoes but they also have outdoor moccasins. I wore mine throughout high school and college and they still looked great.
At first you think they look great but they age even better! As time goes on they have this hip look.
Not only are their products great in quality but so is their customer service. I wanted to buy a pair for my friend’s birthday and they were nice enough to stay open for me after I called in. They appreciate and are grateful for your business.

My family and I are now on our 6^th pair of the soft bottom slippers, and they seem to just be getting better and better over the years. (I mean the slippers, although my family is getting better and better as well.)
I bought my first pair in the early 90’s and they’re still being used along side my newer pairs. As long as Wooly Rascal’s around, I’m assuming my slipper needs are taken care of for life.

I really like the quality products this local business provides… But I had the worst shopping experience I have EVER had at there seasonal store in the Terra Linda Mall! I went shopping in there Christmas time 2009 with my elderly mother. I had purchased a couple of pairs of slippers and a doggie bed for around $ 125 and noticed my mother talking with the sales person. My mother was trying to describe the style of slippers she had bought there the last year and the salesman (if you can call him that) was telling my mother they didn’t carry that style of slipper and that she had not gotten the slippers there. They started arguing and he actually called my mother a liar! I know she wasn’t lying because I had bought the slippers there for her the year before.
So, I tried to defuse the situation and he was very rude to me also. We left the store and walked away for a moment. I realized that this is a small family business so I decided to get this person’s name so I could tell the owner of the company via email. I proceeded to reenter the store and asked the salesman, with his stained white shirt and unshaven face, for his name. He replied that he would not give me his name and that I should leave the store. I was offended because I had just purchased $ 125 worth of merchandise a couple of minutes before! I argued with him for a minute or so about giving me his name until he actually threatened me saying he was going to get mall security to escort me out of the store! I couldn’t believe this! Was this really how they treat their patrons?!
Anyways, I left the store vowing to never purchase anything from them again! I later sent a friend in to find out his name and his name is «Bob»…Thanks Bob for the worst service EVER!
My mother went into the Terra Linda Mall this season and saw him in their shop, but obviously didn’t go in for fear of verbal abuse. Bob is still lurking around so be cautious shopping in there stores! I would recommend shopping online if you want to purchase this companies products.

Well, mine did not last 10 years like the other reviewer, but they did least 5. I had them for my entire stay in San Francisco (5yrs) and so did my wife. I did wear them quite a bit outside though… in the rain and all… great quality… thanks cow!

Wooly Rascals is an awesome small business. The family that owns the business is extremely friendly and they make quality products. I first learned of them while attending the Harvest Festival years ago. They also sell online.
My mother fell in love with a leather purse that is a sling/​backpack style. She has had the original one I purchased for her for over 10 years now and also has a couple others. The leather has held up beautifully and the owner has gladly made minor repairs to the bag. I also have a couple of pairs of his sheepskin shoes/​slipper/​mocassins that come up to the ankle. Other than them stretching a little over the years the sheepskin and soles holds up extremely well. Rather than give my money to Uggs I prefer to give my money to a small business in the area. Wooly Rascals deserves it.

I bought a pair of the comfort boots at the Harvest Festival in Pleasanton in 2010. I’d blistered one of my feet with a pair of «walking shoes», tried the boots on, and my feet wouldn’t let me take tham off. These boots are absolutely heavenly. I’m ordering three pairs of hard sole moccasins for Christmas presents, knowing they will be well received. In the meantime, if I could live in my boots, I would.

If I could, I would give them 6 stars! I bought my first pair of slippers from them at the Fillmore Jazz Festival many years ago. They are soooo comfy and cozy, and impeccably made. Since that first pair, I have bought a few more over the years, always at the Fillmore fair until this past month. I googled them and found out them on line. I called and Chris, the owner, offered to send me a pair. And when I told him how I usually manage to wear a hole in the toe before I wear out the rest of the slipper, he offered to create a modified design with a slip of extra suede over the toe. How imaginative, and maybe longer-​wearing! He even dropped off my order since I was heading out of town. Six stars, no seven stars for quality, price and friendliness!

Wooly Rascals Sheepskin Co. is a jewel of a moccasin store. Wow this place has affordable moccasins that are well made. The fur on the inside of the shoe is so nice and comfortable. You will have to try a pair on to believe how good they feel.
I bought plain Indian moccasins with a soft leather sole and I bought moccasins with a hard rubber sole for walking on cement. These moccasins are the real deal, wait and see. If your lucky they may come to country fair or city fair in your northern California area.