Stay Laced: The Best Slip-Ons You Can Buy Right Now

To celebrate the launch of its in-house design line, Supra's Factory 413 has released the CDXIII Jerry slip-on. Part sneaker, part house slipper, these Asian-inspired slip-ons are designed to provide maximum comfort at an affordable price. Great for walking around the house, running errands, or simply lounging about. $18

[Factory 413]

Following The Generic Man's philosophy of clean, simple lines, Generic Surplus offers its own take on the classic slip-on style. While these aren't as formal as some of the brand's other shoes, the vulcanized mesh version makes for a great casual summer shoe that is both durable and breathable. Pick up a pair in black, gray, or khaki. $52

[Generic Surplus]

Taking design cues from both the Vans Era and the Slip-On, the ALIFE crew created a plimsoll-style sneaker that is built from premium leather. It follows a minimalist theme, featuring faux eyelets, an elastic tongue, and cork insoles. A red heel tab adds a nice pop of color, and the quality construction ensures you'll be comfortable throughout your day. $110

[Endless]

Dress it up or keep it simple, the Creative Recreation Don Carlo is a good look for both formal and casual occasions. Sure, a pair of oxfords or wingtips can be great if you want to dress like your dad, but for a classy yet modern look, Creative Recreation is the way to go. $63

[Revolve]

The Clae Garvey is a great slip-on, and a must-have for the summer. It combines the comfort of a cupsole with premium Napa leather for a shoe that not only looks good, but that can also double as semi-formal footwear. $50

[Clae]

What will Nike think of next? The Rejuven8 Mule 2 combines the feel of a Mule with Torch and Lunar Foam technologies to create a whole new category of comfort. While not the most aesthetically pleasing shoe on the market (or city-appropriate), the Air Rejuven8 Mule 2 is a leader in comfort and breathability when you're on vacation. $100

[eBay]

Possibly one of Supra's cleanest silhouettes, the Cuban is back and better than ever for 2010. The chain loop and fold-over tongue have been replaced by a boat-shoe-like leather lace, so these aren't technically a slip-on, but we're calling it one anyway. The canvas build makes for another winner from the folks over at Supra. $68

[Factory 413]

Call it the older college-graduate cousin of the Old Skool and the Mid Skool: The new Home Skool slip-on epitomizes the top-level design aesthetic of the Vans Vault line. It's available in either black or white, and both pairs feature a smooth, premium-leather construction with minimal accents. The black pair gets help from a nice blue inner lining, while the white pair is contrasted with black. $104

[Zozo]

When Sperry and Band of Outsiders team up, you know you're getting a quality product. The Sperry Topsider x Band of Outsider Penny Loafer is essentially a laceless, fancified version of the Authentic Original. However, this time around, the hand-sewn shoes are unlined and unconstructed for barefoot comfort and all day wearability. $195

[Sperry Topsider]

The Vans Classic Slip-On is one shoe that needs no introduction. It is the base model of all slip-ons, and has remained popular through the years because of its quality and presence in surf and skate culture. No wardrobe is complete without at least a few pairs of this California skate classic, so check all the colors at the link. $42

[Vans]