Serra Slipper Socks 2-Pack
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EDITOR’S NOTE: We bought and reviewed these in 2022. See our update at the end of this post for information on how the slipper socks held up. Aldi most recently advertised slipper socks the week of October 15th, 2025. They’re now $8.99 for a pack with two pairs.
I go through house slippers and slipper socks quickly because — working from home — I wear them almost all day, almost every day. During the winter, they’re a must-have or my feet get too cold.
Aldi sold some two-packs of slipper socks recently, so I bought some to add to my slipper sock collection.
The Serra Slipper Socks cost $8.99 when I bought them in 2022, and they’re the same price in 2025. It comes out to about $4.50 per pair of socks.
These are an Aldi Find, so they’re only in stores for a short time. You can’t order them online from Aldi after they sell out at your local store.
Here’s more information about the slipper socks, according to Aldi:
- Available in ladies’ sizes 4–10 (one size fits all)
- Assorted designs
- Features comfort fit and a “ribbed leg”
- Made of 79% polyester, 20% nylon, 1% elastane exclusion of decoration; lining is 100% polyester
- OEKO-TEX certified
- Made in China
The slipper socks should be washed before wearing. They can be machine washed in cold water with like colors. Do not tumble dry; instead, these should be line dried or air dried. Do not iron them.
These slipper socks are warm and cozy. The designs are cute, and I appreciate that they have the little rubber dots on the soles to help prevent slipping.
The slipper socks don’t feel as well made as ones I recently purchased from Target for nearly twice the cost. They feel looser around the back where my feet go into them.
The lining is not secured in place either, so the socks can easily get turned inside out in strange ways, and it feels like the lining may sometimes slide around against the outer layer when I’m walking. I don’t think it will cause any problems with slipping or stability while walking, but in terms of construction these feel more basic and cheap.
Overall, these are decent for the price and I think I’ll be able to use them until they wear out. One thing that remains to be seen is how long these slipper socks last. I’ve purchased slipper socks from Aldi in the past that grew threadbare on the soles after just a week or two of wear. I’m hoping these are good for longer.
The Verdict:
Serra 2-Pack Slipper Socks come in cute designs and are cozy and warm. They don’t seem as well constructed as some other slipper socks that cost more, but they’ll do the job.
UPDATE 1 (4/22/2022) — The pom-pom nose fell off one of the sheep slipper socks after I had these for a week (and I didn’t wear them every day that week). After a trip or two through the washing machine (always being sure to air dry these slipper socks), the ear started to fall off one of the owl slipper socks. The socks are still functional, but their decorations and embellishments are having some trouble staying attached, and I haven’t even owned these for long.
UPDATE 2 (10/9/2025) — These held up okay other than the decorations quickly falling off. In terms of longevity, they’re as good as any other brands you’d buy from a big box retailer. They weren’t my favorite or most comfortable pairs to wear, though. I still own the purple pair and wear them occasionally, but I retired the brown pair when they wore thin.
