Size guides UGG

How to choose the right size?

Don’t bother measuring your insole you’ll never get it exactly right. Instead, check the measurements in cm or CHN on any of your sneakers. Use that info to find the corresponding US size in the size guide. For example, a 25 cm insole length corresponds to a US 7 in Vans. Keep in mind, sizes may vary slightly between brands due to different measuring methods.

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UGG footwear - men

EURUSUKCM*
363221
374322
385423
38.55.54.523.5
396524
39.56.55.524.5
407625
40.57.56.525.5
418726
41.58.57.526.5
429827
42.59.58.527.5
4310928
43.510.59.528.5
44111029
44.511.510.529.5
45121130
46131231
48.5141332
49.5151433
50.5161534
51171635
52181736

UGG footwear - women

EURUSUKCM*
365322
36.55.53.522.5
376423
37.56.54.523.5
387524
38.57.55.524.5
398625
39.58.56.525.5
409726
40.59.57.526.5
4110827
41.510.58.527.5
4211928
43121029
44131130
45141231

UGG tops - women

SizeChest (cm)Waist (cm)
XS32-3324-25
S34-3526-27
M36-3728-29
L38-3930.5-32.5
XL4034.5

UGG bottoms - women

SizeWaist (cm)Hips (cm)Inseam
XS24-2534.5-35.530-30.5
S26-2736.5-37.531-31.5
M28-2938.5-39.532-32.5
L30.5-32.541-4233-33.5
XL34.543.534

UGG footwear - kids

EURUSUKCM*
27.510917
28.5111017.5
30121118.5
31131219.5
32.511320
33.52121
353222
364322.5
375423.5
386524.5

UGG footwear - kids

EURUSUKCM*
19.543.511.5
2154.512.5
226513.5
23.57614.5
258715
269816
27.510917
28.5111017.5
30121118.5

UGG footwear - kids

EURUSUKCM*
15109
172110
18.532.511
19.543.511.5
2154.512.5
226513.5

UGG footwear - unisex

EURUSUS WomenSizeEUR Women
3745XS36
38-405-76-8S37-39
41-438-109-11M40-42
44-4611-1312L43

UGG footwear - unisex

EURUSUKCM*
34.53221
364322
36.54.53.522.5
375423
37.55.54.523.5
386524
38.56.55.524.5
39.57625
407.56.525.5
40.58726
418.57.526.5
429827
42.59.58.527.5
4310928
43.510.59.528.5
44111029
44.511.510.529.5
45.5121130
47131231
48.5141332
50151433

UGG

UGG Rollers. A dirty word to some, the best winter boots in the world to others. The UGG brand has literally divided the world into two camps. How did it do it? In 1978 in California, Australian Brian Smith noticed that surfers were quickly putting on the iconic surf boots after getting out of the water to warm up from the icy ocean. One day he discovered that it might actually make a good (not just) winter shoe if made from merino wool. In fact, sheepskin and wool were commonly used in Australia to make boots because of their thermal insulation properties - cooling in the summer, warming in the winter, as well as absorbing odours and moisture. So Brian used his knowledge from his homeland; he discovered that no one in the world made such shoes, so he set to work. UGG Boots became very popular. But their biggest boom came when Oprah Winfrey included them in her list of favourite things and suddenly the whole world had to have them, including stars like Jennifer Lopez, Rihanna and Gigi Hadid. Since a certain time UGG doesn't only make roller shoes anymore, but also makes slippers, sandals and has wandered into the apparel waters. They try to make the collections creative, trendy, also focusing on quality workmanship and the right choice of materials. So if you're not a fan of roller shoes, there are other pieces that will make a great addition to your shoe closet.It's also worth mentioning that UGG makes their collections of shoes and clothing with respect for their employees and our planet. In 2016, the brand also joined the United Nations Global Compact, ranked as the largest corporate sustainability initiative in the world. What does this mean? All members strive to promote changes in business to minimize the environmental impact of production. This is something we're a fan of and we're delighted to have another brand in Footshop for whom sustainability and environmentalism is not just a buzzword.