UGG Scuff Slipper - Grey - Size: 11

No, the UGG Scuff Slipper is designed with a thin sole and suede upper specifically for indoor use. Wearing them outdoors, especially on rough or wet surfaces, can damage the materials and shorten their lifespan.

We recommend using UGG-specific care products or a high-quality suede cleaner for the exterior. For the interior, a gentle spot clean with a damp cloth and mild soap (if necessary) is usually sufficient, followed by air drying. Avoid submerging them in water.

While you can wear socks, UGG recommends wearing them barefoot to fully experience the natural wool's temperature-regulating and moisture-wicking benefits. This maximizes comfort and allows the material to conform to your feet.

UGGplush™ is a proprietary blend of wool and Tencel Lyocell that provides an incredibly soft, comfortable, and luxurious feel, offering the same warmth and moisture-wicking properties as traditional sheepskin.

Despite some product descriptions possibly mentioning 'waterproof', the UGG Scuff Slipper is primarily made of suede and has a thin sole for indoor use. It is not designed to be waterproof or resistant to wet conditions. Exposure to water can damage the suede.

The real fur from sheep or lamb in these slippers may be sourced from Australia, Ireland, the United Kingdom, or the United States. It has been artificially dyed and treated.

Like most traditional slippers, the UGG Scuff Slipper provides cushioning but is generally not designed with significant anatomical arch support. They prioritize a soft, comfortable footbed for lounging.

The natural sheepskin and UGGplush™ lining will compress and conform to your foot's unique shape over a short period of wear. Continue wearing them for a few days, and they should loosen up comfortably.

Use a specialized suede brush to gently buff the surface in one direction, which can help restore the nap and remove light scuffs. For more stubborn marks, a suede eraser or cleaner can be applied sparingly.

Gently brush the wool lining with a soft brush or comb to restore its loft. You can also lightly dampen a cloth with cool water and gently wipe the wool, then allow it to air dry.