UGG Tasman Slippers - Chestnut - UK 8

Yes, the lightweight EVA outsole is designed for both indoor and light outdoor use. They are perfect for quick errands or stepping onto a patio, but not recommended for heavy outdoor activity or wet conditions.

We recommend using a specialized suede brush for light cleaning and an UGG-brand care kit or a reputable suede cleaner for deeper cleaning. Always follow the product instructions and avoid submerging them in water.

UGG Tasman Slippers are generally true to size. If you are between sizes, UGG often recommends sizing up, especially if you plan to wear them with thicker socks, though the wool lining will compress over time.

UGGpure™ wool is a luxurious, natural wool woven into a durable backing. It offers the same comfort and moisture-wicking properties as traditional sheepskin but without the leather backing, providing excellent breathability and warmth.

Many users prefer to wear UGG Tasman slippers without socks to fully experience the comfort and moisture-wicking benefits of the UGGpure™ wool lining. However, wearing socks is a personal preference and will not harm the slippers.

No, the UGG Tasman Slippers are not waterproof. They are made of suede, which is susceptible to water damage. We strongly recommend treating them with a suede protector spray before first wear and reapplying regularly.

Suede naturally stretches and conforms to your foot over time. Wear them for a few days, and they should loosen up for a comfortable fit. If they remain uncomfortably tight, ensure you have the correct size.

For general dirt, use a soft suede brush to gently brush away debris. For more stubborn stains, use a dedicated suede cleaner and follow the product's instructions carefully. Always test any cleaning product on an inconspicuous area first.

The UGGpure™ wool is naturally moisture-wicking, but prolonged wear can still lead to odors. Air out your slippers regularly. If needed, sprinkle a small amount of baking soda inside, let it sit overnight, then shake it out. Avoid washing machines.

Over time, the soft construction can lose some shape. To help maintain it, avoid crushing them. When storing, you can loosely stuff them with acid-free tissue paper.