UGG® Elea Slip-On - Tan - Size 6

It is not recommended to wear the Elea Slip-On in wet weather. Suede is sensitive to moisture and can be permanently stained or damaged. For wet conditions, choose footwear specifically designed for such environments.

For the sheepskin lining, spot clean gently with a slightly damp cloth. Avoid soaking. Allow the lining to air dry completely away from heat sources.

The suede upper will conform to the shape of your foot over time, offering a personalized fit. The sheepskin lining will also compress slightly, enhancing comfort. The overall shape is maintained by the lightly padded silhouette.

While designed for indoor/outdoor versatility, they are best suited for casual, short outings rather than all-day wear involving extensive walking, due to the focus on comfort and natural materials rather than robust support.

The Elea Slip-On generally runs true to size for most people. However, if you are between sizes, consider trying the larger size, especially if you prefer to wear socks or have wider feet, as the sheepskin lining can provide a snug initial fit.

The Elea Slip-On is a lighter, more minimalist slipper-style shoe designed for ease of wear and indoor/outdoor casual use, featuring a suede exterior and sheepskin lining. Traditional UGG boots are typically taller, offer more insulation and weather resistance, and are designed for colder conditions.

Use a suede brush to gently remove surface dirt. For tougher stains, use a dedicated suede cleaner, testing on an inconspicuous area first, and follow the product's instructions. Avoid using water directly on suede.

The sheepskin lining may initially feel snug. Wear them around the house for a few hours; the sheepskin will mold to the shape of your foot, providing a more comfortable fit over time. If still too tight after a break-in period, consider exchanging for a larger size.

Protect the suede from prolonged direct sunlight, which can cause fading. Use a suede protector spray to help maintain color vibrancy and protect against UV damage.

The sheepskin footbed naturally compresses with wear. For restoration, gently brush the footbed to lift the fibers. If significant compression occurs, consider adding a thin insert designed for sheepskin footwear, ensuring it does not impede the fit.