The Pantoufles à Pépère, we want to get them, to wear them and to show them as well. For the first time, we are not ashamed of wearing slippers.
The brand, with its quirky Frenchy name, plays with the pun "Pépère".
Still used in the North of France, "Pépère" is a word that is uded in a positive and cheerful way for someone you like. "Mon pépère" can be heard here and there.
But "Pépère" also means grandpa and the charentaise is an old traditional French slipper that was worn by our ancestors. In another vein, "pépère" also means "cool, quiet".
Un plan pépère is a cool, quiet plan... And is there anything cooler and quieter than wearing soft charentaises?