UGG Tasman II - Grey - Size 7

The Tasman II often runs snug. It is generally recommended to purchase your usual size, as they are designed to stretch and mold to your foot. If you are between sizes, some users prefer to size up for a looser fit.

No, the UGG Tasman II slippers are not waterproof and are not designed for wet environments. The suede upper and sheepskin lining can be damaged by prolonged exposure to water.

Gently spot clean the sheepskin with a damp cloth and a small amount of mild soap if necessary. Allow to air dry completely away from direct heat. Avoid machine washing or aggressive scrubbing.

The Tasman II features an updated design while retaining the core elements of the original Tasman. Key updates may include slight variations in the UGGbraid detailing or sole construction for improved durability and comfort.

While the sheepskin lining offers warmth, it also has moisture-wicking properties, making them comfortable in various temperatures. However, they are most appreciated in cooler weather. For very hot climates, they might feel too warm.

The sugarcane EVA sole is durable for light outdoor use on dry, even surfaces. It is not designed for rough terrain, prolonged wet conditions, or heavy-duty outdoor activities.

It is recommended to reapply suede protector spray periodically, typically every few months or after cleaning, to maintain water and stain resistance. Follow the specific product's instructions.

The Tasman II slippers have a snug fit. Wear them for short periods around the house to allow the sheepskin and suede to mold to your foot. Avoid wearing thick socks initially.

Use a suede brush to remove loose dirt. For stains, use a specialized suede cleaner and follow the product instructions carefully. Test any cleaner on an inconspicuous area first.

Ensure the sheepskin lining is clean and dry. Over time, natural oils can be absorbed. Gentle cleaning with appropriate products can help restore softness and warmth.

The EVA sole is designed for light use. For extensive wear, consider limiting outdoor use to preserve the sole's integrity. Minor scuffs can often be buffed out.