UGG Ascot - Brown - UK 8

No, the UGG Ascot slippers are made with water-resistant suede, meaning they can resist light moisture and splashes. They are not designed to be worn in heavy rain, snow, or puddles, as this can damage the suede.

To clean the wool lining, use a damp cloth with a small amount of mild, wool-safe detergent. Gently dab and wipe the affected areas. Avoid saturating the wool or the slipper. Allow it to air dry completely away from direct heat.

Yes, the UGG Ascot features a durable gum rubber outsole designed for both indoor and outdoor wear. They are perfect for casual outings like running errands, but remember the suede's water resistance limitations.

Generally, UGG Ascot slippers run true to size. However, the plush UGGpure™ wool lining may make them feel snug initially. The wool will compress and mold to your foot over time, providing a comfortable, custom fit.

UGGpure™ is a luxurious, natural wool woven into a durable backing. It offers the same comfort, warmth, and moisture-wicking properties as sheepskin but is engineered for consistent quality and performance across the product line.

Store your slippers in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and humidity when not in use. You can use shoe trees or stuff them with acid-free paper to help maintain their shape.

Yes, 'water-resistant' means the material has been treated to repel water to some extent and protect against light exposure. 'Waterproof' means the material is impenetrable by water, offering complete protection. The UGG Ascot is water-resistant.

The UGGpure™ wool lining is dense and will compress over time. Wear them regularly for a few days to allow the wool to mold to your foot for a custom, comfortable fit. They are designed to feel snug at first.

Allow any mud or dirt to dry completely, then gently brush it off with a soft-bristle suede brush. For more persistent stains, use a UGG-specific or general suede cleaner according to the product's instructions. Always test on a small, hidden area first.

The UGGpure™ wool naturally resists odors, but if an odor develops, allow the slippers to air out thoroughly in a well-ventilated area for a few days. You can also sprinkle a small amount of baking soda inside, let it sit overnight, and then shake or vacuum it out.

Gently brush the matted areas with a suede brush to restore the nap. For scuffs, a suede eraser can often lift the mark. For deeper damage, professional suede cleaning might be necessary.