mocassin
/ˈmɑkəsɪn/
noun
- A type of soft leather shoe or slipper, originally worn by Native Americans, often with a stitched design and no heel.
- She wore comfortable moccasins on the long hike through the forest.
- The museum displayed a pair of beautifully beaded moccasins from the 1800s.
- He slipped on his leather moccasins to relax after a day in dress shoes.