UGGMen's Ascot Slipper

I always buy my husband Ugg slippers but I thought I’d switch it up and try the leather this time. I buy a size large due to the cozy lining. He says they’re super comfortable and can wear out to mailbox as they have a solid bottom for support. They also look very classy. They are pricey but I’d definitely recommend as they are a high quality slipper.

My husband loves his slippers! Warm and comfy!

I have reordered these time and time again for my son. He wears them every day and they last a long time. He says they are very comfortable. His favorite slippers ever.

So comfortable

Was good

These Ugg slippers are very warm and comfortable. The leather is excellent quality and the soles are sturdy and slip resistant. These slippers outlast less expensive slippers by years and are well worth the investment!

Never thought I would pay $115 for a pair of slippers. I would usually buy a pair of $30 ones and they would last a year if I was lucky. And if I went outside with them on a damp day, wet feet! Sometimes I’d have to replace them after a few months. I saw these, saw the price, hesitated, but my wife convinced me to take a chance. That was 3 years ago, what a GREAT PURCHASE!! Keep my feet warm, I wear them outside without concern for the weather. I wear them a lot, sometimes while working in my basement on projects outside, to get the mail, or for some quick yard work. No rips, no tears, no seams ripping out and still plenty of tread on the soles, wow, for once you get what you paid for, quality and a long lasting product. The only thing I’ve done for them is buy the Ugh replacement inner sheep skin lining after 2 years and that was only $15. Buy this for yourself or give someone the best Christmas present ever. Like many, I suppose, I thought I was paying for a name, not quality, I AM SO GLAD I WAS DEAD WRONG, THESE ARE GREAT, BUY THEM AND BE HAPPY!

This is my second pair of these slippers -- the first required little "breaking in" to tamp down the copious loft of the sheepskin lining in order to fit properly. This pair is so densely fluffy that I wear them a few hours a day to squash them but still pad the house more comfortably in my older pair -- even though (after 10 years) those are falling apart. So, I know they wear well but don't appreciate that they are not a comfy fit right out of the box. I note that others have given up on their proper size ever fitting and traded up; while some note that they can become looser with wear. I'm hanging in for the latter. I wear a 10 1/2 and ordered the 11 -- they remain very snug despite a couple weeks of trying to get them to fit. It seems too far off to go a size larger but that may be necessary if you wear a whole size. I'd recommend a 12 if you're a size 11, etc. But these are very well-made slippers. (The rubber bottom is to prevent slipping around the house and on stairs -- NOT for wearing outdoors as it does not cover the entire sole of the shoe. Get yourself some moccasins or boat shoes to keep by the door for popping outside. I don't know why folks would want to wear their slippers outdoors anyway -- the point is to have a pair of clean, indoor shoes without tracking in debris and dirt from outside. ) Well, that's just my opinion. I can't recall if it was these slippers or another brand years ago for which I ordered a replacement liner when that wore down too much. I work from home so I spend a LOT of time in my slippers. Despite the fact that I'm almost always cold, these slippers keep me toasty warm and sometimes too warm. If your feet run hot, you might not want a sheepskin lined product.