UGG Classic Slip-On Slippers - Black - UK 5

While the rubber outsole provides some durability, these slippers are primarily designed for indoor use. The suede upper is sensitive to water and outdoor elements, which can cause damage and stains. We recommend keeping them for comfortable indoor lounging.

These slippers should only be spot cleaned. Do not machine wash or submerge them in water. Use a suede brush for light dirt and scuffs, and a specialized suede cleaner for stains, following the product's instructions carefully. Always test any cleaner on an inconspicuous area first.

Yes, the UGG Classic Slip-On Slippers are designed with a regular fit and generally run true to your standard UK shoe size. If you are typically between sizes, consider ordering the larger size for optimal comfort.

UGGplush™ is a proprietary blend of re-purposed wool and Tencel Lyocell fibers. It creates a soft, luxurious, and warm lining that delivers the signature UGG comfort while using sustainable materials.

While often associated with cooler weather due to their warmth, the breathable nature of natural materials can make them comfortable across various seasons, especially for indoor use. They are particularly cozy in autumn and winter.

Yes, the suede upper and the natural fibers of the UGGplush™ lining will gently stretch and mold to the shape of your feet with wear. This contributes to a personalized and comfortable fit over time.

Suede material can be snug at first. Wear them for a few hours each day to allow the material and UGGplush™ lining to mold to your feet. Suede typically stretches slightly with wear. If discomfort persists after a few days, ensure you purchased the correct size.

For light dirt or scuffs, gently brush the suede with a dry suede brush. For stains, use a specialized suede cleaner and follow its instructions carefully, testing on an inconspicuous area first. Never use water or harsh chemical cleaners, as they can permanently damage suede.

Over time, the plush lining can compress. Gently brush the lining with a soft brush (a toothbrush can work) to lift the fibers and restore its loft. Regularly airing out your slippers can also help maintain freshness and fluffiness.

This can sometimes occur if there's moisture trapped between the outsole and a smooth floor, or if the sole is very new. Try walking on different surfaces. If it persists, ensure slippers are completely dry, and the outsole is clean. Over time, the sole should break in and the sound diminish.