Tasman UGGs have become a cold-weather favorite for their effortless style, versatile slip-on design, and signature UGG comfort. But before you invest in a pair, one key factor matters most: getting the right size. Because Tasman UGGs are made with plush sheepskin and a snug slipper-like feel, sizing can be a bit different than your average sneaker. Whether you’re shopping for yourself or gifting a pair, here’s how to make sure you find the perfect fit.
Understanding Tasman UGG Sizing
UGG footwear, including the Tasman style, generally runs true to size, but there are a few things to consider:
- Sheepskin Lining: UGGs are made with genuine sheepskin, which may feel snug at first but molds to your foot over time.
- Unisex Sizing: Some Tasman models use unisex sizing, so double-check whether you’re ordering based on men’s or women’s charts.
- No Half Sizes: Tasman UGGs often come in whole sizes only. If you’re between sizes, sizing down is usually recommended.
Pro Tip: If your Tasman UGGs feel tight right out of the box, give them a few wears—they’re designed to stretch slightly for a custom fit.
Sizing Tips for Men
- Tasman UGGs in men’s sizing are generally true to size.
- If you plan to wear them barefoot (as many do), stick with your regular size.
- If you want room for thick socks, consider sizing up by one.
Example: If you typically wear a US Men’s 10 and plan to wear socks, try a size 11.
Sizing Tips for Women
- Women’s Tasman UGGs usually run true to size, but snug at first.
- If you’re between sizes (like 7.5), try sizing down to a 7, especially if you’ll be wearing them barefoot or with thin socks.
- For a looser, more relaxed fit with socks, you can size up.
Example: A woman who wears a size 8.5 might try a size 8 for barefoot wear or a size 9 if planning to wear cozy socks.
Kid’s Tasman UGG Sizing
- Kid’s sizes also run true but fit can be tricky as children’s feet grow fast.
- If your child is in between sizes, always size up to allow room to grow.
- The sheepskin lining helps keep feet warm even if there’s a little extra space.
How to Know If Your Tasman UGGs Fit Right
Signs of a Good Fit:
- Snug (but not painfully tight) around the foot.
- Heel sits comfortably without lifting or slipping.
- Sheepskin feels cozy and wraps around your foot.
Signs They’re Too Small:
- Toes feel cramped or curled.
- Pressure points on the sides or top of the foot.
- Difficult to slide your foot in, even after multiple wears.
Signs They’re Too Big:
- Heel slips when walking.
- Foot moves side to side inside the shoe.
- Too much space between your foot and the lining.
Final Thoughts: Getting the Perfect Fit
Finding the right size in Tasman UGGs is all about balance: you want a snug start that allows the soft sheepskin to shape to your foot over time. Whether you’re shopping men’s, women’s, or kids’ sizes, keep in mind how you plan to wear them—barefoot, with socks, or both. Always check the size chart provided by UGG and, when in doubt, try on in-store or order from a retailer with a good return policy.
With the right fit, your Tasman UGGs will become your favorite footwear for cozy days and chilly nights.
