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What Size UGGs Should I Get?

Are you wondering, ‘What size UGGs should I get?’ The UGG size you should get depends on which collection you buy from. For example, UGG recommends sizing down in the Classic Collection.

The UGG shoe style you buy is not the only factor that affects your sizing. This guide explains how to find the perfect fit for your new favorite pair of the fashion world’s latest trendy shoes.

What Sizes Do UGGs Come In?

UGGs come in sizes for women, men, and kids. The comfortable shoe brand also produces unisex shoes. Learn more about adult-size UGGs below.

UGG’s Women’s Sizing

UGG’s women’s shoes come in US sizes 5 to 14. Half sizes are also available up to 11.5.

Women’s sizes 12, 13, and 14 are not half sizes. Certain styles may also restrict sizing to full sizes only.

UGG’s Men’s Sizing

UGG’s men’s shoes come in US sizes 5 to 18. Half sizes are only available for sizes 6.5 to 11.5.

Men’s sizes 5, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18 are not available in half sizes. Certain styles may also restrict sizing to full sizes only.

What Size UGGs Should I Get?

The size you should get in UGGs depends on the style, how you plan to wear them, and if you are between sizes. In general, UGG recommends buying footwear that fits snugly.

UGGs are made of natural materials like sheepskin and wool. Over time, these materials will stretch and conform to the natural shape of your foot. If you buy a size that is not snug, your shoes may become too loose after a few wears.

Consider buying your UGG shoes a full size up or down. The exact size you should get depends on which collection you purchase from (more on this in a moment).

What Size UGGs Should I Get for Women?

The best size in women’s UGGs depends on the specific style you’re buying. Some UGG styles are available only in whole sizes, while others offer half sizes. Your usual shoe size is a good starting point, but the style’s construction, lining, and shape can affect fit.

Also consider how you plan to wear your UGGs. If you normally wear socks with your UGGs, the thickness of those socks can affect how the footwear feels. Plush-lined styles may also feel snugger when they’re new because of the lining

What size of UGGs Should I Get for Men?

The best size in men’s UGGs depends on the particular style and how you prefer your footwear to fit. Some men’s UGG styles come in whole sizes, while others offer different sizing options. Start with your usual shoe size and then consider the fit guidance for the specific style you’re buying.

For plush-lined styles, the interior may feel fuller when the footwear is new and can settle somewhat with regular wear. Your foot width, instep, and whether you plan to wear socks can also affect fit. If you’re between sizes or unsure, Feet for Life can help you choose the appropriate size for the particular UGG style you’re considering.

Do UGGs Run Big or Small for Adults?

UGG sizing can vary by style, so no single rule applies to every pair. Some UGG boots and slippers may feel snug when new because of their plush lining, while other styles may fit closer to your regular shoe size. The interior lining can also settle and conform to your foot with wear, which can change how the footwear feels over time.

Learn more about UGG’s collections and if they run big or small below.

Classic Collection Sizing

UGG’s classic collection includes its best-selling boot styles. The following models are part of this collection:

  • The Classic Tall Boot
  • The Classic Short Boot
  • The Classic Mini Boot
  • The Classic Ultra Mini Boot
  • The Classic Mini Platform Boot

UGG Classic styles are known for their plush interiors, which can make a new pair feel snug at first. The lining may settle and conform more closely to the foot with regular wear. Because fit can vary by Classic style and individual foot shape, use your regular shoe size as a starting point and check the sizing guidance for the specific Classic model you’re considering.

Fashion Footwear Sizing

UGG fashion footwear includes a variety of silhouettes and constructions, so fit can vary from one style to another. Your regular shoe size is a good starting point, but factors such as shoe shape, platform construction, lining, and your individual foot shape can affect how a style feels. Check the sizing information for the specific UGG style you’re considering

  • Slides and flip-flops
  • Wedges and platforms
  • Sneakers

UGG recommends getting these styles true to size. These styles are also widely available in half sizes to help you find the perfect fit.

UGG Tasman Sizing

The UGG Tasman is one of UGG’s most popular slip-on styles, and fit matters because of its plush interior. A new pair may feel snugger at first, while the lining can settle and conform more closely to your foot with regular wear.

Start with your usual shoe size and pay attention to how securely your foot sits in the slipper. You don’t want your toes pressed uncomfortably against the front, but you also don’t want the Tasman to feel excessively loose when it’s new. Your foot shape and fit preference can affect which size feels best.

If you’re between sizes or uncertain about the fit, Feet for Life can help you determine which Tasman size may work best for you.

UGG Tazz Sizing

The UGG Tazz has a platform sole and feels different underfoot than the Tasman, so don’t assume the two styles will fit the same just because they share a similar slip-on silhouette.

Start with your usual shoe size and look for a comfortable fit that keeps your foot reasonably secure while walking. The plush lining may feel fuller when the Tazz is new and can settle somewhat with regular wear. Your foot width, instep, and personal fit preference can also influence which size feels best.

If you’re deciding between sizes, Feet for Life can help you compare the fit and choose the right Tazz for your foot.

UGG Classic Ultra Mini Sizing

The UGG Classic Ultra Mini has the familiar feel of UGG’s Classic boots in a lower ankle-height silhouette. When new, the plush interior can make the boot feel snug, and the lining may settle and conform more closely to your foot as you wear it.

Start with your usual shoe size rather than automatically sizing up or down. The right fit should feel secure without cramping your toes. Foot width, instep, and whether you plan to wear socks can also affect how the Ultra Mini feels.

If you’re unsure about sizing, Feet for Life can help you choose the right fit before you buy.

Rain and Weather Sizing

If you have ever worn your UGG boots in the rain, you know they aren’t suited for all types of weather. UGG has developed rain- and snow-friendly styles to address this.

For example, the UGG Lug is a sneaker/rain boot hybrid made of waterproof and water-resistant materials.

UGG recommends getting their rain and weather styles true to size. Like the brand’s fashion footwear, these boots come in half sizes so that you can find your perfect fit.

How to Measure Your Foot for the Perfect Fit

Still not sure what size UGGs you should get? Measuring your feet can help. Here are the steps needed to do just that:

  1. Draw a long line on a piece of paper and place it on the floor
  2. Stand on the floor with your heel and middle toe centered
  3. Add a mark where the line hits the back of your heel
  4. Add a second mark where the line touches the tip of your middle toe
  5. Measure the distance between each mark in inches

Compare this measurement to the men’s and women’s sizing charts on UGG’s website to find your perfect fit.

Find the Right Size UGGs at Feet for Life

So, what size UGGs should you get? The best size depends on the specific UGG style, your usual shoe size, your foot shape, and how you prefer your footwear to fit. Because UGG boots, slippers, platforms, and casual styles can fit differently, check the sizing guidance for the particular style you’re considering rather than automatically sizing up or down.

Are your favorite UGGs sold out online? Feet for Life may have precisely what you are looking for. Browse our UGG collection for popular styles like the Tazz Slipper and classic staples like the Short and Tall UGG boots.