"slippers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to soft, light shoes that you usually wear indoors. Example sentence: I kicked off my shoes and slipped into my slippers when I got home.
"I came back with just the clothes I had on my back and the plastic slippers I had on my feet," she says.
'I was sure it was you.' She went up on her toes; she was wearing beaded mesh slippers.
Skateboarding children yelp excitedly: "It's Tim Farron", a resident in pink slippers collars him to complain about Poles leapfrogging the council housing list, and Calum, eight, invites him for a kickabout, which he immediately accepts, going in goal and high-fiving Calum when they score.
I felt like a Cinderella who's been trying on the wrong glass slippers her whole life, but knows everything is going to change now that she's found the right one.
Sprinkle with gold – a chandelier, side table and slippers – and watch your dreams come true.
"Peach coloured ballet slippers, nude coloured tights, white powdered bodies, these innocuous seeming traditions may not be consciously hateful, but they are exclusive.
His flight uniform is in a basket, waiting to be ironed, his shoes and slippers just outside the door.
For innumerable mothers – perhaps most mothers – those haunting images of her carrying her baby out of the ward in her slippers will have taken them back to other wards, other corridors, other loneliness.
Monks with umbrellas flit about in robes and slippers.
As I step out in my slippers to shout at the man, the water is only two feet from our door.
Isn't she a marvel?' The slippers rose and fell.
