Green elf galoshes for adults

Green adult elf boot covers are dark green shoe covers with an upturned toe that you pull over your own shoes. They immediately evoke the image of Santa Claus's cheerful helpers, who walk around the workshop among the presents. Women and men use them to complete their elf costume for Christmas, a Christmas drink, or an evening at the Christmas market.

What the elf shoes look like

• The boot covers are solid dark green, from the heel to the toe.
• At the front, the toe tapers into a pointed tip that curls upwards.
• The surface has a soft, velvety appearance with a slight sheen.
• There is a pleated cuff around the opening, so the top edge falls wrinkled around your ankle.
• You receive the shoe covers themselves; you wear your own shoes underneath.
• They are intended for adults and are worn by both women and men.

Why does the toe of an elf shoe curl upwards?

An upturned toe is the quintessential identifying feature of the Christmas elf in Christmas stories, pictures, and films, and therefore you can tell it's an elf costume from the feet. You also see the same curl with jesters and fairy-tale characters, but they usually come in a different colour. The dark green colour makes the connection with Christmas: green, together with red, is the standard colour of the elf from Santa Claus's workshop. If you want to portray a Christmas elf and not a court jester or fairy-tale character, then you should choose this green version.

Elf boot covers at the Christmas drink or Christmas market

At a Christmas drink, your footwear will only stand out when the rest of your outfit matches, so combine the boot covers with a green or red elf suit, a pointed hat, and possibly striped tights. If you are going to a Christmas market, you will often stand outside for hours, so simply wear your own sturdy shoes underneath. For a Christmas show at work or a party evening with colleagues, they are quick to slip over your regular shoes, so you can walk home without changing after the event.

Choose these green elf boot covers and walk around at Christmas as a real helper of Santa Claus.