UGG Scuffette II - Brown - Size: 6

The UGG Scuffette II slippers feature a durable cork-infused rubber outsole that allows for very light outdoor use, such as stepping out briefly to grab the mail. However, they are primarily designed for indoor comfort and warmth and are not recommended for extended outdoor wear or wet conditions due to their suede upper.

For the sheepskin lining, gently spot clean with a soft cloth dampened with a small amount of a specialized wool or sheepskin cleaner mixed with cold water. Blot the area, do not rub, and allow to air dry completely away from direct heat. Avoid saturating the lining.

No, it is highly recommended not to wash your UGG Scuffette II slippers in a washing machine. This can damage the suede and sheepskin materials, altering their texture and fit. Always follow specific care instructions for spot cleaning and air drying.

Yes, the genuine sheepskin lining will naturally mold to the shape of your foot and the suede upper may relax slightly with wear. They might feel snug initially but should become more comfortable over time.

To protect your suede slippers, it's advisable to treat them with a high-quality suede and sheepskin protector spray before the first wear and periodically thereafter. This creates a barrier against water and stains. Always test the spray on an inconspicuous area first.

UGG Scuffette II slippers are generally considered true to size. However, if you are between sizes or prefer a looser fit, some users opt to size up. Remember that the sheepskin will compress and mold to your foot over time.

Genuine sheepskin will naturally mold to your feet with wear. Give them a few days to break in. If they're uncomfortably tight, check your size.

Lightly brush the sheepskin lining with a soft brush (like a pet brush with soft bristles or a suede brush) to restore some loft. Avoid excessive friction or moisture.

Use a suede brush to gently buff the affected areas in one direction. This can often revive the nap and lessen the appearance of light marks.

Allow slippers to air out regularly. You can sprinkle baking soda inside, leave it overnight, and then vacuum or shake it out. Avoid wearing them when your feet are excessively sweaty.

Blot away excess water with a clean towel. Stuff lightly with newspaper to absorb moisture and maintain shape. Air dry naturally away from direct heat or sunlight. Do *not* use a hairdryer.