How to Size for UGG Boots

Measuring for UGG Boots is simple.

Brian Smith brought his UGG Boots to Southern California from Australia in 1978 in hopes to market his sheepskin-lined boots to surfers. Sheepskin-lined boots already had become popular for surfers in Australia, and they took off in the states immediately, becoming classics for not only surfers but also fashionistas. When purchasing UGG Boots, follow the sizing chart provided by the company to find a pair that fits perfectly.

Things You'll Need

• Tape measure

Instructions

1. Measure your feet with a tape measure for an accurate number. UGG boots typically run a size larger, so it is a good idea to check the sizing chart on the official UGG website.

2. Compare your measurements to the sizing chart.

3. Pay attention to the style of footwear you're purchasing. While UGG's classic tall and short boots run a size larger for men and women in the U.S., the other styles of UGG boots and shoes generally comply with U.S. sizes.

Tips & Warnings

• Save your receipt. If your UGG footwear doesn't fit, exchange or return the shoes as per the retailer's return policy.

References

• UGG Australia: Sizing Information
• Ebay Guides: How to Size UGG Boots