UGG® slippers and slides, model by model

Quick picks

• One pair for home and errands: the Tasman or the Coquette, both sold as indoor-outdoor slippers.
• A dedicated house slipper: the Scuffette II.
• A closed heel for moving around: the Dakota or the Ansley, both moccasin styles.
• Extra height: the low-platform Disquette on this page, or the Tazz and Funkette on our platforms page.
• Something fluffy for warm weather: the Fluff Yeah Slide or the strappier Oh Yeah Slide.

How the lineup is organized

UGG's slippers differ in three main ways: the upper (suede, Twinface sheepskin, knit or curly sheepskin), the lining (genuine sheepskin, or on some models a wool-rich pile UGG calls UGGplush™, made from upcycled wool and lyocell) and the sole. UGG itself sorts its slippers into house slippers and indoor-outdoor styles. Platform slippers such as the Tazz and Funkette have their own section on the platforms page, and men's and kids' slippers are covered in the men's and kids' guides.

Indoor or outdoor? Read the sole

The most useful question to ask about any slipper is what is underneath it. UGG's listings describe three kinds of sole:

• Treadlite by UGG™: a lightweight, flexible EVA-based compound that UGG says adds cushioning and traction. UGG's men's slipper pages note that the Tasman uses the same flexible outsole as the Classic boot.
• Sugarcane-based EVA: a foam that, according to UGG, uses sugarcane-based material in place of some petroleum-based ingredients. Many listings say a style comes with either this or Treadlite.
• Molded rubber: used on house slippers such as the Scuffette II, on moccasins such as the Dakota, and on the Fluff Yeah and Oh Yeah slides.

Material alone does not settle it: the rubber-soled Scuffette II is sold as a house slipper, while the rubber-soled Dakota is pitched for inside and out. Check how UGG positions each style, and remember that an outdoor-capable sole does not make suede waterproof. Rain, slush and road salt will mark suede on any slipper; for those days, see our weather boots guide.

Slip-ons and house slippers

Tasman

The Tasman is one of UGG's best-known slippers and the starting point for spin-offs such as the platform Tazz. It is a low suede slip-on with an embroidered braid around the collar (UGG's listings call it the UGGbraid or Tasman braid), lined with sheepskin or, on some listings, UGGplush. The sole is Treadlite by UGG or sugarcane-based EVA, and UGG pitches the Tasman for home and for quick trips out, which is much of its appeal: you do not have to change out of it to get the mail. UGG's listing describes it as true to size, with no half sizes. UGG has also released a Tasman II, which keeps the low, slide-in shape and braid collar with a sheepskin interior, as well as men's and kids' versions; see the men's guide for men's sizing.

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Scuffette II

The Scuffette II is a classic house slipper: a low suede slip-on with a sheepskin collar, a 17 mm sheepskin lining and insole, and a molded rubber outsole. UGG's own description calls it a house slipper, and some reviewers on UGG's UK site have mentioned that the sole is thin, so think of it as an indoor pair. In one retailer's fit poll, most owners said it runs true to size, though roughly a quarter found it small. Decorated versions with sequin, cow hair or speckled finishes have followed, and some are pitched for outdoor wear too.

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Coquette

The Coquette is built differently from the suede slippers. Its upper is 17 mm Twinface sheepskin, meaning sheepskin with the fleece left on and the suede side facing out, over a 17 mm sheepskin insole, and it sits on a Treadlite by UGG outsole that UGG describes as molded EVA with extra tread for traction. UGG markets it as an indoor-outdoor slipper with a feminine silhouette, and the sturdier sole makes it a sensible pick if you often step outside in your slippers. For a similar look with a platform and a back strap, see the Funkette on our platforms page.

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Disquette

The Disquette is a slide-style slipper with a suede upper, a sheepskin collar, a 10 mm sheepskin lining and insole, and a 1 in (about 2.5 cm) EVA platform. UGG's copy emphasizes outdoor wear and all-day cushioning, so it sits between a flat slipper and the taller Tazz. UGG has released many variations, including Heritage and Chalet versions. As with the other sheepskin styles, the suede and lining give a little with wear, so there is rarely a reason to size up for extra room.

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Cozy

The Cozy swaps suede for a sweater-style knit upper, with a sheepskin collar and a 17 mm sheepskin lining and insole, on a foam outsole (sugarcane-based EVA or Treadlite by UGG, depending on the listing). Knit is the most delicate upper on this page, since it can snag and pill, so the Cozy makes most sense as an indoor slipper. It is a different style from the Cozy Knit.

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Moccasins

Moccasin-style slippers enclose the heel, so they stay on better than a slide when you are moving around.

Dakota

The Dakota is a moccasin-style slipper with a suede upper, a wool-rich lining and a molded rubber outsole, and UGG sells it for wear inside the house and out. UGG's US listing describes the suede as water-resistant and the lining as 17 mm UGGplush, while older and regional listings name UGGpure™ wool instead, so the lining depends on when and where your pair was made. Variations have included a Pom Pom version with a sheepskin pom, a Suede Bow and a Metallic version.

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Ansley

The Ansley is another moccasin-style slipper. UGG's UK listing describes water-resistant suede, an UGGpure wool lining and insole, and a rubber outsole. Like the Dakota, it has spawned many versions: bow styles, including a Heritage Bow with a sheepskin bow; the Ansley Mule, with an open back, a sheepskin collar, an UGGplush lining and a rubber outsole meant for indoor and outdoor wear; and the Ansley Parc, which sits on a 1.75 in (about 4.5 cm) platform with a sheepskin lining. Check which Ansley you are looking at before you compare reviews.

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Slides and curly styles

Fluff Yeah Slide

The Fluff Yeah Slide is an open-toe sheepskin slide with an elastic back strap printed with the UGG logo, a sheepskin-wrapped midsole and a molded rubber outsole. UGG lists the heel height as 1.5 in (about 4 cm). The lining varies by listing, from sheepskin to a wool-rich blend, and some patterned versions use faux shearling instead of sheepskin, so check the listing if that matters to you. UGG styles its fluffy slides for summer as well as cooler months, and the strap keeps them on your feet better than a strapless slide would.

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Oh Yeah Slide

The Oh Yeah Slide is the strappier, warm-weather take on the Fluff Yeah: an upper of 10 mm sheepskin straps with a matching sheepskin lining and insole, a sheepskin-wrapped midsole, a molded rubber outsole and the same 1.5 in (about 4 cm) heel height. Some printed versions, such as cheetah and tiger prints, use faux fur or faux shearling on the upper. With straps, the fit across the top of the foot matters more, so check owners' fit notes.

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Cozetta Curly

The Cozetta Curly has an upper of curly sheepskin, which has a tighter, more textured curl than the smooth fleece on most UGG styles, and UGG's listing gives 10 mm figures for the upper, lining and insole. UGG lists it as an indoor-outdoor shoe. Some patterned versions use faux shearling instead of real sheepskin. UGG uses curly sheepskin on several other styles too, including its Maxi Curly slides and a Tasman Maxi Curly.

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Slippers at a glance

Linings and soles are as published on UGG or retailer listings for the women's versions, and they can change between production runs.

Fit and sizing tips

• Whole sizes. Many UGG slippers, including the Tasman, are sold in whole sizes only. UGG's Tasman listing suggests that if you are between sizes, you go down for a snug fit or up for a relaxed one.
• Narrow feet. UGG's sizing guide says going down a size can work in slippers, loafers and clogs if your foot is narrow or has a low instep, and that a shoe that feels loose across the middle of the foot may fit better a size smaller.
• Snug at first. UGG notes that sheepskin-lined suede styles can feel tight when new and give a little with wear.
• Backless styles. Slides and open-back slippers rely on the fit across the top of the foot. If your heel slides around, a strapped style such as the Fluff Yeah Slide or the Funkette is the easier option.

See our sizing guide for conversions and measuring tips, and use the fit field (runs small, true to size or runs large) when you write a review. Owner reviews are the quickest way to check how a specific model fits.

Caring for slippers

UGG's cleaning instructions for sheepskin are hand-clean only, with no washing machine and no dry cleaning. The routine is to dampen the slipper lightly, work in a small amount of sheepskin cleaner with a sponge, rinse with cool water, stuff it with paper to hold its shape and let it dry slowly away from direct heat and sunlight, then brush the nap with a soft brush once it is dry. For specialty finishes, such as metallic or printed pairs, UGG's instructions call for blotting with a damp cloth rather than using cleaner or a brush. Our care guide covers stains, odors and protecting suede, and our materials guide explains the linings.

Men's and kids' slippers

Men's slippers have their own guide. Alongside a men's Tasman, UGG sells men's styles such as the Scuff, a backless house slipper with a soft suede sole, and the Ascot, a suede-and-leather slipper with a wool lining; see the men's guide. For children, UGG has released kids' versions of styles including the Tasman II, the Tazz and the Funkette, and our kids' guide covers sizing for growing feet. Buying from a marketplace or resale site? Read our authenticity guide first.