UGG Classic Mini Meadow Boots - Floral - Multicolor - UK 5

The UGG Classic Mini Meadow boots are made of suede and are water-resistant to a degree, but not fully waterproof. They are best suited for dry or mildly damp conditions. Prolonged exposure to heavy rain or snow can damage the suede and embellishments.

Treat the 3D flower appliqués gently. Use a soft brush or a slightly damp cloth to carefully clean them. Avoid pulling or snagging them, and do not use harsh chemicals or excessive water.

Yes, the UGGplush™ lining provides warmth, making them suitable for cooler weather. However, they are not designed for heavy snow or icy conditions due to the suede material and sole traction.

UGGplush™ is a proprietary blend crafted from moisture-wicking wool and sustainably sourced Tencel™ Lyocell (made from wood pulp). It offers the signature plush feel of UGG while enhancing comfort and breathability.

Store the boots in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Using the original box or a dust bag can help protect them from dust and prevent damage to the suede and embellishments.

The RISE (Reimagining Industry to Support Equality) initiative is a program that supports women in the supply chain by creating partnerships with brands to empower and educate women in the workplace.

While the suede offers a natural feel, it is recommended to use a suede protector spray (tested first) to enhance stain and water resistance. Regular brushing also helps maintain the material's condition.

Use a dedicated suede brush to gently restore the nap. For tougher marks, consider a suede cleaner specifically designed for light-colored or embellished materials, following product instructions carefully.

Carefully try to untangle any snagged threads with tweezers. If threads are cut, the appliqué may be compromised. For significant damage, professional shoe repair might be necessary.

Gently work the suede by hand or use a suede brush to soften it. Ensure boots are not dried too close to a heat source, which can make suede stiff.

This can occasionally happen with dyed threads. Ensure the threads are dry. If persistent, consult the manufacturer or consider a fabric-safe color catcher if washing is attempted (though washing suede is generally not recommended).