Ugg Women's Classic Short II Boot Aquatic Blue / 6

The UGG classic mini boots are a fall and winter staple for your wardrobe. Yes you need them. Like all UGG boots they are comfy and personally shape to your foot but my favorite part about these is the fact I know they will last me years. They are so short I don’t have to worry about the boot creasing with wear, if you have tall uggs you know exactly what I mean. Would I recommend these to a friend of course, but would I recommend these to a stranger? Absolutely! Style:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5 Comfort: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5 Quality:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5

Fake uggs. They faded in color from the start

I bought other UGGS in the past, and they will last for 5-10 years and never lose color. I think these are fake ones. They refused to get me new ones. These are nine months old. They are barely worn. They are only worn in winter. I just took them out of my closet, and they have faded even more over the last four months. Since I am out of the 60-day window, I get no refund or new ones.See photos

Great boots, box was another story.

The boots themselves were great. The packaging, not so much. They came in a dilapidated box with a huge orange florescent "Floor Sample" sticker on it which made them embarrassing to gift. They were going to my mom for her birthday and I had to sheepishly explain that they were, in fact, brand new. And it's not like these shoes are cheap, but the box definitely cheapened them. Thankfully she loved the boots so the box didn't matter, but still.

I’m no one order

I bought the boots online. When I received them, I opened to check they were the ones I ordered as it was gift for my granddaughter. After checking the first boot was good, I decided to check the second one and saw that boot had about a two-inch hole in it! I couldn’t believe it, I was so disappointed. I then had to go to Oak Brook, which negated the online ordering, to return them. It was a hassle-free exchange, but I am now hesitant to order online

OLD IS BETTER THAN THE NEW

I have the first pair of men's UGG CLASSIC SHORT in chestnut from the 1990's with the zig zag soles. The soles have very little wear to them. Every so often I actually put them in the washer on cold, add fabric softener inside each boot, to the water and in the fabric softener dispenser. I brush them in the same direction when they are done washing and hand them in the bathroom to air dry. Then I rewaterproof them. They are still warm and fluffy and keep my bare feet dry. I did buy the UGG classic short ii boots but they aren't the same for warmth and my bare feet sweat so bad. The wicking process only takes place with the real sheep skin ! This new blend stuff isn't worth the money. I'd rather look for an older pair in good condition and do what I do with my ... MoreI have the first pair of men's UGG CLASSIC SHORT in chestnut from the 1990's with the zig zag soles. The soles have very little wear to them. Every so often I actually put them in the washer on cold, add fabric softener inside each boot, to the water and in the fabric softener dispenser. I brush them in the same direction when they are done washing and hand them in the bathroom to air dry. Then I rewaterproof them. They are still warm and fluffy and keep my bare feet dry. I did buy the UGG classic short ii boots but they aren't the same for warmth and my bare feet sweat so bad. The wicking process only takes place with the real sheep skin ! This new blend stuff isn't worth the money. I'd rather look for an older pair in good condition and do what I do with my original pair with the fabric softener.

Quality has gotten worse and sizing way off

I’ve had so many pair of Uggs in the past and currently have the tall ones in black and multiple pairs of slippers. I am a true 7 in every shoe, but my current Uggs are a size 6 because I like a tighter fit since the padding wears down and the boot stretches. I ordered the chestnut in a size 6 and when I got them, was completely shocked that I had a least an inch if not more in the front of the boot. Decided to try and exchange for a size 5. I received them and tried them on only for them to me SO tight. My toes are right up against the front of the boot. I’m not sure what to do, keep the 5 and hope they stretch a little or return them altogether. The quality has definitely gone down, too. They aren’t as fluffy as they used to be and the shape of the toe box is just ... MoreI’ve had so many pair of Uggs in the past and currently have the tall ones in black and multiple pairs of slippers. I am a true 7 in every shoe, but my current Uggs are a size 6 because I like a tighter fit since the padding wears down and the boot stretches. I ordered the chestnut in a size 6 and when I got them, was completely shocked that I had a least an inch if not more in the front of the boot. Decided to try and exchange for a size 5. I received them and tried them on only for them to me SO tight. My toes are right up against the front of the boot. I’m not sure what to do, keep the 5 and hope they stretch a little or return them altogether. The quality has definitely gone down, too. They aren’t as fluffy as they used to be and the shape of the toe box is just strange (rather large). Really disappointed because I wear my tall Uggs and Ugg slippers all the time.

Quality of lining is not the same

I’m not sure what the reason is, but the shearling that Ugg is using now is inferior. I usually get a couple of years out of a pair. I wear them as indoor shoes, and I’ve noticed with the last two pair that the lining on the soles wears out after about three months. I purchased my first pair in 1993 when I lived in California and there were only a few styles, and they lasted over 10 years, without any issues with the lining.They also sell replacement soles now which I don’t think is a coincidence.

To have or have not?

These boots have a particular aesthetic that you need to appreciate. They are not for everyone. They are light and comfortable, cozy like a slipper, but offer little actual support. Not sure I would trust the tread for inclement weather. But I do enjoy walking in them on a cold dry day post run, though I find my heel slipping somewhat. There is a definite quality control issue with this style. It took trying three pairs to find one that I could accept. This is an expensive boot yet the front was not glued down properly on one pair and the stitching was uneven and the skin worn in several places on a second pair straight out of the box. I enjoy when I wear them but if you are looking for practicality and value there are definitely better choices out there. Conversely ... MoreThese boots have a particular aesthetic that you need to appreciate. They are not for everyone. They are light and comfortable, cozy like a slipper, but offer little actual support. Not sure I would trust the tread for inclement weather. But I do enjoy walking in them on a cold dry day post run, though I find my heel slipping somewhat. There is a definite quality control issue with this style. It took trying three pairs to find one that I could accept. This is an expensive boot yet the front was not glued down properly on one pair and the stitching was uneven and the skin worn in several places on a second pair straight out of the box. I enjoy when I wear them but if you are looking for practicality and value there are definitely better choices out there. Conversely the UGG Adirondack boot is solid, warmth, traction and comfort, but comes at a hefty price.

UGH NOT UGG!

not impressed at all! I have had UGGS for the past 20 years and they have always come from Australia, been sized bigger, lasted for YEARS and were made extremely well making them worth the money. NOT SO MUCH NOW- these were NOT made in Australia, cut small, faded quickly after a few wears, got brushed and stained easily, tight to put on, color is not the same as old ones, soooooo much different....I will not buy again. Having said all that, they are still warm. yay for that.

ok, I get the hype

I’ve had all the dupes and close but not exacts, but not actual UGG brand boots*. I finally purchased a pair 2 years ago and I was like OH. These things are worth it. Size 7.5 is my normal shoe size (short but wide feet), and I ordered a size 7. Though when I was pregnant last year, I couldn’t pull them up over my swollen feet, so I’d suggest maybe going up a size if you’re prone to swell. (Though again, I also have “wide” feet, so grain of salt. I normally wear a size 7 wide if it’s available) However, in the year since I gave birth, these are one of the few pair that currently still fit pre-kid. (I now wear about a size 8 I’m learning after my feet settled) The thing for me that made me part of the bandwagon was the shearling. All of a sudden after the kid, my ... MoreI’ve had all the dupes and close but not exacts, but not actual UGG brand boots*. I finally purchased a pair 2 years ago and I was like OH. These things are worth it. Size 7.5 is my normal shoe size (short but wide feet), and I ordered a size 7. Though when I was pregnant last year, I couldn’t pull them up over my swollen feet, so I’d suggest maybe going up a size if you’re prone to swell. (Though again, I also have “wide” feet, so grain of salt. I normally wear a size 7 wide if it’s available) However, in the year since I gave birth, these are one of the few pair that currently still fit pre-kid. (I now wear about a size 8 I’m learning after my feet settled) The thing for me that made me part of the bandwagon was the shearling. All of a sudden after the kid, my feet started getting more sweaty and therefore smelly. So, when I was able to slide these over my feet after the swelling went down, I immediately noticed how breathable they are. They keep my feet nice and toasty around the house or out and about when it’s cold, but rarely get too uncomfortably warm for me to take them off. Love how comfy they are. Now obviously wouldn’t wear them on a warm day, but they’re perfect on hard floors and cold days. Hoping to buy house shoes and maybe the shortest pair, because dang. I’m part of the fam now. Definitely recommend. (*still haven’t tried the less expensive Koolaburra pair because I figured if I was still putting in that much money, I’d go all the way… but now really want to. I want to know what the biggest differences are, so I may update.)