SHOE SIZES
(color info below)
Shoe sizes conversions are always a problem. Our Ugg boots are listed in U.S. sizes. Ladies with shoe sizes from other countries are urged to give us length and width in Centimeters or inches.
This link is a connection for an independant shoe size conversion chart.
Sizing
How do I select the correct sizing?
Answer... Our Boots are always made in full sizes. Our boots are sized TRUE USA / UK women sizes. For accuracy purposes, we ask you to select your USA or UK everyday foot size. If you always wear a 1/2 size, Round UP to the next size. Remember Ugg boots should be snug, tight at first as they will stretch and mould to your foot as they wear in.
We also welcome you to measure your largest bare foot in Centimeters or millimeters. You can forward this measurement in our special comments section within our checkout when you purchase. This will allow us to select a true fit for you. Any question you have on sizing — just pop us an email and we’ll help you best we can to get fitted correctly. But as a rule select your everyday shoe size and 99.9% of the time this will be an exact fit.
If you have any questions on our products / sizing please contact us. As it’s better to be clear before you place an order.
Boot Color
Question... My boots don’t seem to be the same color as your pictures
Answer... All of our boot sheepskin hides comes from Australia. The leather is of extremely high quality. One thing to remember with Sheep skin leather is that the material will vary from hide to hide and from boot to boot. Color variations are common, every animal hide has unique characteristics which take on the dyes in the tanning process differently. We think this builds the character of our boots as no two are exactly the same. It is becoming more and more harder to source quality skins to make our boots as their is a Drought in Australia. Because of this drought the sheep we get our skins from are not eating very much and this reflects on the skin the sheep are producing — so their could be possible slight seed marks from time to time on the hide. But in saying that we have people constantly siving through skins at the tannery to pick out the best ones to make these boots.