Question 1

What size should I select?

Accepted Answer

It's important to note that our website refers to Australian sizes that may differ to what you generally refer to when shopping. You should follow our sizing chart to ensure correct sizing and measure your foot to get your best fit. Please see our sizing guide for more information.

Question 2

Do uggies stretch?

Accepted Answer

Sheepskin boots can stretch up to half a size wherever there is pressure around your feet and legs. Unless you prefer a loose fit, your new boots should be very snug without toes curling or hurting. Snugness should be felt mostly over the bridge of your feet to prevent your feet from moving up and down.

Question 3

What style is more suitable to wider calves?

Accepted Answer

We recommend measuring your calf area before your purchase. If calves exceed 38cm you should avoid purchasing anything above the mid-calf area unless it is a lace up boot. These styles have the ability to widen due to their laces, and therefore, give more flexibility.

Question 4

What style is more suitable to a high instep?

Accepted Answer

The ‘Alpine Boot’ and ‘Mini Alpine Boot’ is designed with extra space over the bridge. These styles are also slightly wider around the sides and bridge area than the traditional style. The ‘Ankle Boot’ style is also designed for high instep and wider feet as the stitching comes upwards rather than across the bridge.

Question 5

Should I wear socks with my uggies?

Accepted Answer

This is optional! We recommend enjoying the full effect of sheepskin warmth without socks as the natural breathing fibers of sheepskin regulate heat. Most Aussies prefer wearing sheepskin boots with no socks on.

Question 6

Are your uggies waterproof?

Accepted Answer

No, they are not waterproof. You can however make them more water resistance using our sheepskin protector. This will repel the water from absorbing in the sheepskin and from leaving unwanted water stains. More information can be found on the product care page of our website.

Question 7

Can I wear your uggies in snow?

Accepted Answer

No, classic sheepskin boots are not suitable for snow, even though they are associated with snow due to their warmth. Sheepskin boots are not water proof and taking them in deep snow will saturate them resulting in freezing feet.  Boots customised with an ‘Outdoor Sole’ will provide you with some limited protection; however these will only protect you from a couple of cm of depth.

Question 8

How do I clean and look after my uggies?

Accepted Answer

Directions for cleaning and caring for your sheepskin boots can be found on the product care page of our website.

Question 9

Do you provide a warranty on your uggies?

Accepted Answer

Yes, our products carry a minimum of 3 months warranty from date of purchase, against defective materials and workmanship. Note: This warranty does not cover general wear and tear! For all other warranty claims the product must be returned within 7 days of the fault occurring. The product under claim must be accompanied by proof of purchase i.e. Receipt. For more information see our returns and exchanges page.

Question 10

Do you accept returns and exchanges?

Accepted Answer

Yes, please see our returns and exchanges page for more information.

Question 11

How long will my order take to arrive?

Accepted Answer

Keep in mind your boots are made once your order is received, however information on transit times and methods of shipping can be found on our shipping and delivery page. If you needed your order by a specific date, it would be best to state it on your order or contact us.

Question 12

Which countries do you ship to?

Accepted Answer

We ship worldwide! Yay!!! However, labeling on your boots may vary depending on destination.

Question 13

Will I pay import tax?

Accepted Answer

Not if your delivery address is within Australia, however with international deliveries it depends on each countries laws and regulations. You or the recipient may be liable to pay import tax and other related charges so it is always best to check with local authorities first. That means if you’re a local Aussie purchasing a gift to send directly overseas through us, please ensure you are aware of any import taxes your recipient may be subjected to.

Question 14

Are your uggies made in Australia?

Accepted Answer

Yes of course they are!!! That’s our whole deal… wanting to make it easier for consumers to find high-quality 100% Australian-made sheepskin boots.  This means none of our supplier’s import sheepskin or other components from outside Australia and by purchasing with us you are supporting the original industry and craftsmanship of Australian workers.

Question 15

Where does your sheepskin come from?

Accepted Answer

Depending on which manufacturer your chosen product comes from determines where the sheepskin is sourced. You’re guaranteed however that our Australian boot makers all use the highest grades made available locally, with the main breed of sheepskin ideal for our boots being ‘merino-cross’. These breeds come from key regions across Australia such Ballarat, Bendigo, Echuca, Cobram, Colac, and Wangaratta in Victoria. South Australia boasts the Murray Bridge and Naracoorte regions whilst key areas in New South Wales include Goulburn Valley, Wagga, Orange and Bathurst.

Question 16

Do you sell the Deckers ‘UGG’ brand?

Accepted Answer

No, Aussie Uggies is not affiliated with the American owned Deckers brand ‘UGG’ nor do we stock this label which is predominantly made in China. They are not an Australian company however, they did successfully trademark the generic word ugg outside of Australia and therefore our own labeling differs when shipped overseas.

Question 17

How does this trademark affect customers?

Accepted Answer

Unfortunate for those living outside Australia it’s not possible to purchase boots from our online store with the recognisable word ‘ugg’ dominant on our boot labels and buttons. In Australia it is well known that the word ‘ugg’ is a generic term which refers to a sheepskin boot, but when Deckers trademarked this word Australian manufacturers had to change their labels for overseas customers. The only way to purchase our boots with the original labels stitched on is to purchase a pair within Australia… or you could just move down under. Don’t worry; if you’re already an Aussie resident then your orders are shipped as photographed.

Question 18

What labels/buttons will my uggies carry?

Accepted Answer

All our products come with a swing tag featuring the ‘Australian Made’ and the ‘Australian Sheepskin Association’ logos. These logos guarantee these items are Australian made and that the manufacturer’s factory has been audited by the Australian Sheepskin Association. While photos on our website represent only the style and colour for Australian orders, overseas customers can rest assure you’re purchasing original quality products that have ‘Made in Australia’ tags sewn in and a label sewn onto the back of the heel. Please refer to the table below for what labels and/or buttons your boots will carry.

Style		Description
		The Classic Tall Boot is a bestseller with the option to wear just under the knee or folded over to create a shorter boot with fleece trim. The boots stand roughly 34cm from the ground so they can be worn beneath your pants or tucked in. Click here to shop available colours.
		The Classic Short Deluxe Boot is the perfect length, 'Deluxe' refers to it's length standing roughly 24cm from the ground which is a couple of extra cm taller than our 'Classic Short Boot'. Wear even lower by folding over the cuff to create a fleece trim. Click here to shop available colours.
		The Classic Short Boot is the bread and butter sheepskin boot style, standing roughly 22cm from the ground which is a couple of cm less than our 'Short Deluxe Boot'. You can wear even lower by folding over the cuff to create an ankle height fleece trim. Click here to shop available colours.
		The Classic Ultra Short Boot is an ankle style, standing roughly 18cm from the ground which is a couple of cm less than our 'Classic Short Boot'. Our 'Ultra Short' style doesn't have enough fabric to fold at the cuff like the other classics. Click here to shop available colours.
		The Classic Mini Boot sits just under the ankle at roughly 16cm from the ground which is even less than our 'Classic Ultra Short Boot'. Unlike our other classics this style has a handy loop tag at the rear to pull when your in a hurry. Click here to shop available colours.
		The Arya Extra Tall Boot stand approximately 48cm from the ground to cuff when fully extended and fastened with a wooden toggle. They can be worn rolled down exposing the soft fleece interior and then measure approximately 42cm from the ground. Click here to shop available colours.

Style		Description
		The Lace Up Tall Boot is a classic that has been around for generations with the option to wear just under the knee or folded over to create a shorter boot with fleece trim. The boots stand roughly 34cm from the ground so they can be worn beneath your pants or tucked. Click here to shop available colours.
		The Dance Tall Boot is an elegant version of a lace up boot with wide ribbon straps laced securely through metal eyelets. Standing roughly 42cm from the ground, the top panel is slightly longer and can roll down to expose the soft inner fleece. Click here to shop available colours.
		The Premium Nordic Boot is tall lace up style featuring a stitched tribal binding around the cuff with reinforced suede eyelets for the laces. The premium soles feature an added rubber outsole layer below a lightweight moulded EVA sole. Click here to shop available colours.

Style		Description
		The Kalu Slipper sits just across the bridge of the foot with a partial open back. These slippers expose the heel while keeping the rest of your foot warm. Click here to shop available colours.
		The Classic Slipper stands roughly 16cm from the ground when rolled up which is one of two ways to wear. If short is what you're after than you can wear as intended which is just below the ankle area by folding over the cuff to show fleece trim. Click here to shop available colours.
		The Classic Scuff covers the front of the foot and is finished with nylon binding trim. The exposed the heel makes them effortless to put on while keeping your toes warm. These are also the perfect style slipper for beside your bed all year round. Click here to shop available colours.
		The Classic Trim Scuff is an ankle style, standing roughly 18cm from the ground which is a couple of cm less than our 'Classic Short Boot'. Our 'Ultra Short' style doesn't have enough fabric to fold at the cuff like the other classics. Click here to shop available colours.
		The Classic Slide is a single banded style designed with an open heel and open front for your toes to peek through. This lightweight slipper can be worn all year round with ease. Click here to shop available colours.
		The Peekaboo Slipper is a crisscross style designed with an open heel and open front for your toes to peek through. This is our most summer friendly style for those who feel the heat. Click here to shop available colours.

Aussie Uggies Style Guide

Classic Boots

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Lace Up Boots

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Button Up Boots

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Slippers

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