UGG Tasman II Slippers - Chestnut Brown - UK 7

Yes, the UGG Tasman II features a durable outsole similar to the Classic Boot, making them suitable for both indoor comfort and light outdoor use, such as quick errands or stepping out to the garden. However, the suede upper is not waterproof, so avoid wearing them in wet weather.

For best results, use a specialized suede and sheepskin cleaning kit. Gently brush off loose dirt with a suede brush. For stains, apply the cleaner following its instructions, test in an inconspicuous area first, and always allow the slippers to air dry naturally away from direct heat.

With regular wear, some compression of the natural wool lining is normal. To help maintain its loft and comfort, allow your slippers to air out regularly, and you can gently fluff the wool with your hand.

UGG slippers generally run true to size. The natural wool lining may feel snug initially, but it will settle and mold to the unique shape of your foot, providing a customized and comfortable fit over time.

Previously, many UGG products featured UGGplush, a proprietary blend of wool and lyocell. From Autumn/Winter 2025, the Tasman and Tazz lines are transitioning to a natural sheepskin lining, which offers superior natural insulation, moisture absorption, and an even more plush and soft feel for enhanced comfort.

No, machine washing is not recommended for UGG Tasman II slippers. The suede and natural wool materials can be damaged by machine washing. Always follow the specific hand-cleaning instructions for suede and sheepskin footwear.

The UGG Tasman II slippers offer a comfortable and cushioned footbed for general wear. While they provide a soft landing, they are not specifically designed as an orthopedic slipper with significant arch support. For specific arch support needs, you may consider adding custom inserts, though this might affect the fit.

The natural wool lining is designed to conform to your foot. Wear them for short periods at first; they will stretch slightly and mold to your shape with regular use, providing a custom fit.

Use a specialized suede brush to gently restore the nap and remove surface dirt. For more stubborn stains, apply a suede cleaner as directed, always testing on an inconspicuous area first. Ensure slippers are dry before brushing.

Allow your slippers to air out thoroughly between wears. If the odor persists, sprinkle a small amount of baking soda inside each slipper, let it sit overnight, then shake it out completely. Consider wearing socks to reduce moisture buildup.

While the outsole is durable, ensure it's clean and free from dust or debris that might reduce traction. Exercise caution on very smooth or polished indoor surfaces, especially if they are wet.