UGG Scuff Slippers - Blue - UK 11

No, the suede outsole is specifically designed with an embossed tread for indoor use only. Wearing them outdoors, especially in wet conditions, can damage the suede and compromise the integrity of the slippers.

For suede, use a specialized suede cleaner and brush for spot cleaning. For the wool lining, use a damp cloth with a mild detergent and blot gently. Avoid saturating the slippers with water. Always air dry away from direct heat.

UGGpure™ wool is an engineered wool made from real lamb's wool woven into a durable backing. It provides the signature UGG warmth, comfort, and moisture-wicking properties, similar to shearling but without the leather backing.

Generally, UGG Scuff Slippers are true to size. However, the initial fit may feel snug due to the plush wool lining. The wool will compress and mold to your foot over time, creating a comfortable, custom fit.

Yes, with regular wear, the wool lining will naturally compress and flatten slightly. This is a normal characteristic of real sheepskin and wool, and it helps the slipper mold to your foot for a personalized feel. Regular airing out and gentle fluffing can help maintain its loft.

The outsole is made of suede, featuring an embossed tread design specifically for improved grip and comfort on indoor surfaces.

Yes, this product contains real fur from sheep or lamb, which has been artificially dyed and treated, contributing to the luxurious and warm lining.

Store your slippers in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. To help them maintain their shape, you can loosely stuff them with tissue paper. Ensure they are clean and dry before storing.

This is normal for UGG slippers with genuine sheepskin or wool lining. The lining will naturally compress and mold to your foot over the first few days of wear, creating a comfortable custom fit. Wear them around the house to expedite this process.

Use a specialized suede brush to gently buff the affected areas. Brush in one direction to restore the nap and appearance of the suede. For tougher spots, a suede eraser can be used.

Over time, the wool can compress. Gently fluff the wool with your fingers or a soft brush. Regularly airing out the slippers can also help maintain freshness and loft. Avoid prolonged pressure on the lining.

Odors can develop from trapped moisture. Air your slippers out frequently in a well-ventilated area. You can also try inserting cedar shoe trees or sprinkling baking soda inside (let it sit overnight, then vacuum or shake out) to absorb odors.

Act quickly. Blot (do not rub) the stain with a clean, dry cloth. For water stains, gently dampen the entire suede surface with a clean, damp cloth and allow to air dry evenly to prevent a water ring. For other stains, use a specialized suede cleaner following product instructions.