UGG Classic Mini Boots - Black - UK 9

No, the UGG Classic Mini Boots are made with suede, which is not naturally waterproof. They are susceptible to water stains. It is highly recommended to treat them with a water and stain repellent spray designed for suede and sheepskin to offer some protection against light moisture.

For the interior wool lining, a diluted solution of sheepskin cleaner can be used. Gently scrub with a soft sponge, then rinse with a clean, damp cloth. Allow to air dry completely. Never submerge the entire boot in water.

UGG boots typically run true to size, but the sheepskin lining can make them feel snug initially. The lining will compress over time, and the suede will stretch slightly, leading to a more customized and comfortable fit. If you are between sizes, consider ordering up a half size.

These boots are not ideal for heavy snow or rain without proper waterproofing treatment. While the rubber sole offers some traction, the suede upper can be easily damaged and stained by excessive moisture or salt from snow. They are best suited for dry, cold weather conditions.

UGGpure wool is a luxurious, natural wool woven into a durable backing, designed to deliver the signature UGG comfort. It provides excellent insulation for warmth and naturally wicks away moisture, keeping your feet dry.

Store your boots in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat. Use boot shapers or stuff them with crumpled paper to help maintain their shape. Avoid storing them in plastic bags, as the materials need to breathe.

UGG boots are designed to stretch and conform to your feet over time. Wear them regularly for a few days to allow the sheepskin lining to compress and the suede to relax, leading to a more comfortable fit.

Use a specialized UGG care kit or a quality suede cleaner. Always test the cleaner on an inconspicuous area first. For light marks, a suede brush can often lift dirt. Apply a protector spray regularly to prevent future stains.

The UGGpure wool lining is naturally moisture-wicking. Ensure you are wearing appropriate socks (or none at all, as designed for direct contact with the wool). If persistent, consider wearing them in cooler temperatures only.

Stuff the boots with paper or use boot shapers when not in use. This helps maintain the shaft's structure. Avoid storing them in cramped spaces where they might get crushed.