UGG Classic Micro Boots - Chestnut - UK 7

No, the UGG Classic Micro Boots are not inherently waterproof. Their suede upper can be easily damaged by water and stains. It is highly recommended to treat them with a high-quality suede and sheepskin protector spray before wear and reapply periodically to help repel moisture.

For cleaning, it's best to use UGG-specific cleaning products or a gentle sheepskin cleaner. Do not machine wash or dry. For light dirt, use a suede brush. For stains, apply cleaner with a damp sponge, gently wipe, and then air dry away from heat. Avoid submerging them in water.

It is not recommended to wear these boots in heavy snow or rain, even if treated with a protector. The suede and sheepskin can be damaged by prolonged exposure to moisture, salt, and slush. They are best suited for dry, cool weather conditions.

Yes, due to the natural properties of sheepskin and suede, UGG boots are known to stretch and mold to your feet with wear. They may feel snug initially, but they typically loosen up to provide a comfortable, custom fit over time.

Sugarcane EVA is a lightweight, durable material used in the outsole of these boots. It is an innovative, more sustainable alternative to traditional petroleum-based EVA, derived from renewable sugarcane. It offers the same cushioning and support properties as conventional EVA.

Yes, the product description states that these boots contain real fur from sheep or lamb, which has been artificially dyed and treated. The plush lining inside is genuine sheepskin.

Store your UGG boots in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. To help them maintain their shape, you can loosely stuff them with acid-free paper or use boot shapers. Avoid storing them in plastic bags as this can trap moisture.

If your boots get wet, do not try to dry them with direct heat. Stuff them loosely with paper towels to absorb moisture and help maintain their shape, then allow them to air dry completely at room temperature, away from sunlight. Once dry, gently brush the suede with a soft suede brush to restore its texture.

To refresh the sheepskin, sprinkle a small amount of baking soda inside each boot and let it sit overnight to absorb odors. Then, shake it out thoroughly. For matted fibers, gently brush the sheepskin with a wire brush or pet brush (ensure it's clean and soft) to fluff it up. For dirt, use a damp cloth with a specialized sheepskin cleaner, gently wiping the affected area and allowing it to air dry.

Use a specialized suede brush or a soft, clean cloth to gently brush off any loose dirt or scuff marks. For tougher marks, use a suede eraser by gently rubbing it over the affected area, then brush away the residue. Always brush in one direction to maintain the suede's nap.

Sprinkle baking soda generously inside the boots and leave it overnight (or longer if the odor is strong) to absorb moisture and odors. You can also place cedar shoe inserts inside when not in use. Ensure the boots are aired out regularly in a well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight.