UGG Classic Ultra Mini Boots - Green - UK 12

No, the UGG Classic Ultra Mini Boots feature pre-treated materials for protection against *light moisture* and everyday wear, but they are not fully waterproof. We recommend avoiding heavy rain or wet conditions to preserve the suede.

These boots are listed in UK children's sizes. We recommend measuring your child's foot length and consulting the official UGG size guide for the most accurate fit. UGG boots are generally designed to fit snugly initially as the sheepskin will mold to the foot.

Yes, the plush sheepskin lining is designed to be worn against bare skin for maximum comfort and temperature regulation. However, wearing socks can add an extra layer of warmth or absorb perspiration, depending on preference and weather.

The sheepskin lining generally stays fresh due to its natural properties. For spot cleaning, lightly dampen a clean cloth with cold water and a small amount of mild wool cleaner, then gently blot the area. Allow to air dry completely.

The boots feature a lightweight yet durable EVA outsole designed to offer reliable traction on various everyday surfaces. However, like most footwear, caution should be exercised on extremely wet, icy, or slick surfaces.

Beyond the pre-treatment, we recommend periodically applying a high-quality suede and sheepskin protector spray. Always test any new product on an inconspicuous area first and follow the manufacturer's instructions.

UGG boots are designed to fit snugly at first, and the sheepskin lining will conform to the foot over time. If they feel too loose immediately, double-check the sizing. For children, ensuring the correct UK size is crucial (this pair is UK 12).

Use a specialized suede brush or UGG care kit to gently clean the affected area. Avoid harsh chemicals or excessive scrubbing, which can damage the material. For best results, clean promptly after stains occur.

While sheepskin is temperature-regulating, ensure your child is wearing appropriate socks (e.g., thin cotton or wool) to prevent overheating, especially indoors or in milder weather. If the problem persists, consider airing out the boots between uses.