
Our Story
Founded in 1978 by an Australian surfer on the coast of California, UGG is a global lifestyle brand renowned for it’s iconic Classic boot. Celebrating unapologetic authenticity and bold self-expression, it’s convention-defying collection represents the very best of footwear, apparel & accessories. With heritage icons and reimagined styles in women’s, men’s and kid’s, there is an UGG style for all.

Discover the Classic Mini II Boot
The Classic II features two new updates: stain-and-water resistance and a lightweight sole to increase cushioning, durability, and traction. These versatile boots pair well with practically anything.
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TasmanA slipper for all occasions, our best-selling Tasman features the same light, durable outsole as our Classic boot, so you can wear it both indoors and out. |
Bailey Bow II BootWe added silky bows to our icon for a sweet, feminine take.Crafted with soft sheepskin, this versatile boot now features two new updates: it’s pretreated against water and stains and features our lightweight sole for extra cushioning, durability, and traction. |
Scuffette II SlipperThis essential house slipper is cast in soft suede with plush wool lining. |
Droplet Mid BootAn evolution of the beloved Droplet waterproof rainboot, the Droplet Mid features a longer shaft for more wet-weather defense. |

At UGG we create responsibly-made products featuring materials that are authentic, high quality, comfortable, and durable.
It is essential that our leather materials are derived from responsible sources in relation to both animal welfare and the environment. As we are concerned about the threat of deforestation, we require all tanneries supplying finished leather (cattle hides) originating from Brazil to provide a Leather Working Group audit report demonstrating for this country of origin a 100% traceability to the processing facility, including the date of processing. The tannery must also obtain a certificate from the respective processing facility attesting they have a monitoring system in place to ensure the cattle are not sourced from farms with deforested areas, involved in rural conflicts, with labor analogous to slavery, or involved in the invasion of indigenous and protected areas.