UGG Tasman II - Brown - Size 5

Generally, UGG Tasman II slippers run true to size. However, due to the plush sheepskin lining, they may feel snug at first. The sheepskin will compress and mold to your foot over time, creating a custom fit. If you are typically between sizes, consider trying the next half-size up for a more relaxed feel.

Yes, the UGG Tasman II slippers are designed with a durable outsole, making them suitable for both indoor and light outdoor use. They are perfect for quick errands, getting the mail, or casual walks. However, avoid heavy rain, snow, or prolonged wet conditions, as these can damage the suede upper.

For routine care, gently brush the suede with a dedicated suede brush to remove dirt and restore the nap. For stains, use a specialized suede cleaner following the product's instructions, always testing on an inconspicuous area first. Avoid using water directly to clean suede.

To keep the sheepskin fresh, you can gently dab it with a damp cloth and a small amount of mild wool-safe soap. *Do not saturate*. Allow the slippers to air dry completely away from direct heat. Regular airing out after wear also helps maintain freshness.

Yes, the UGG Tasman II slippers contain real fur from sheep or lamb. The fur may be sourced from various locations including Australia, Ireland, the United Kingdom, or the United States, and it has been artificially dyed and treated.

No, it is strongly advised *not* to put your UGG Tasman II slippers in a washing machine or dryer. The water, agitation, and heat can severely damage the suede and sheepskin materials, leading to shrinkage, discoloration, and loss of integrity.

Before initial wear and periodically thereafter, treat the suede upper with a high-quality water and stain repellent spray specifically formulated for suede and sheepskin. This creates a protective barrier against moisture and helps prevent stains.

Gently brush the suede with a dedicated suede brush to restore its nap and remove light surface dirt.

The sheepskin lining will compress and mold to your feet over time. Wear them regularly for a week or two to allow them to break in naturally. If still too tight, ensure you have the correct size.

Allow slippers to air out thoroughly after each wear. You can use shoe deodorizers or sprinkle baking soda inside, letting it sit overnight before shaking it out. Avoid wearing them without socks if odor is a recurring issue.

If the water spots are fresh, try to blot them gently with a clean, dry cloth. For dried water spots, use a suede brush to gently buff the area. A specialized suede cleaner may be needed for stubborn marks. Always protect with a repellent spray proactively.

While some compression is natural, you can gently fluff the sheepskin with your fingers or a soft brush. Ensure they are allowed to air dry completely after wear to maintain their texture.