Is the UGG Tasman the right slipper for you?
The UGG Tasman lists at $110 and the Tasman II at $130. It is a low suede slip-on with a 17mm lining and a light EVA sole. The suede does not suit wet weather, and it comes in whole sizes only. Tick what you do and see which side you are on.
What you get for $110
| Upper | Suede |
|---|---|
| Collar | Woven UGGbraid trim |
| Lining | 17mm sheepskin or 17mm UGGplush (wool and lyocell blend), by version |
| Insole | 17mm UGGplush or UGGpure wool, by version |
| Footbed | Foam |
| Outsole | Sugarcane EVA or Treadlite by UGG EVA, by version |
| Profile | Low slip-on with no platform |
| Binding | Recycled polyester |
| Sizing | Whole sizes only; UGG says true to size |
| Tasman II sizes | Women's US 5 to 12 |
Pros and cons
Pros
- Thick 17mm wool or sheepskin lining
- Low slip-on that goes on and off fast
- EVA outsole for short trips outside
- $20 less than the Tasman II and Tazz at list
- Sold in several colors, and select colors go on sale
Cons
- Suede can stain from water and salt
- Whole sizes only
- Little arch support
- Fit can run narrow
- UGG's slipper care guide covers spot cleaning only
UGG Tasman vs Tazz vs Koolaburra Burree
Two slippers shoppers often weigh against the Tasman.
| UGG Tasman | UGG Tazz | Koolaburra by UGG Burree | |
|---|---|---|---|
| List price | $110 | $130 | $79.99 |
| Upper | Suede | Suede | Suede |
| Lining | 17mm sheepskin or UGGplush | 10mm UGGplush | Faux fur |
| Outsole | Sugarcane or Treadlite EVA | Sugarcane or Treadlite EVA | EVA |
| Platform | None | 1.75 inches | Not listed |
Maker and retailer listings. Academy has shown the Burree at $47.97, and Amazon had it at $44.99 in January 2026.
Before you buy
Read the exact model name
Listings mix the Tasman, Tasman II, Tazz and other versions, and the lining and price change between them. Check the name before you compare prices.
Pick your size on purpose
With whole sizes only, decide whether you want snug or relaxed. If you plan to wear socks, lean toward the larger size.
Treat the suede first
Apply a suede protector before the first wear and refresh it during the season. Blot spills and let the pair air dry away from heat.
Buying a gift
Whole sizes and a snug start make exact size guesses risky. Confirm the size and check the return policy before you order.
What to know before you pay
The Tasman is a warm house slipper that can go outside on a dry day. Fit and suede care decide whether you will like it.
Whole sizes only
UGG says to size down for a snug fit or up for a relaxed fit if you are between sizes. Nordstrom suggests the next size up for half sizes on the Tasman II.
The lining packs down
A 17mm lining feels tight at first and compresses with wear. A pair that fits perfectly on day one can feel looser later.
Suede and wet weather do not mix
Water and salt can stain the upper. A suede protector helps, but it does not turn these into winter boots.
Little arch support
The foam footbed is made for comfort, not for long walks. For all-day wear, a supportive shoe such as the Birkenstock Boston makes more sense.
Cleaning is by hand
UGG's slipper guide says to dab spots with a damp sponge, pat with a towel and air dry away from heat. It says not to tumble dry.
Tasman, Tasman II or Tazz?
UGG Tasman
The original low slip-on with a 17mm lining and the lowest list price of the three.
UGG Tasman II
Same low profile with a sheepskin lining and insole and a sugarcane EVA sole. Sold for indoor or outdoor wear.
UGG Tazz
Adds a 1.75-inch platform and uses a thinner 10mm UGGplush lining. Pick it if you want the extra height.
The Tasman lists at $110 at UGG and retailers. Boot Barn has shown select colors at $74.97, and Al's Sporting Goods briefly ran one Tasman II color at about $63 in March 2026. Some sizes and colors were sold out when we checked. Prices move, so check today's price before you buy.
Prices checked November 2, 2026.
See today's price on AmazonCommon questions
How much do UGG Tasman slippers cost?
The women's Tasman lists at $110 and the Tasman II at $130. Nordstrom lists the men's Tasman II at $129.95. Select colors sell for less.
Can you wear UGG Tasman slippers outside?
Yes. UGG sells the Tasman II for indoor or outdoor wear, and the outsole is EVA. Dry days suit them best.
Are UGG Tasman slippers waterproof?
No. The upper is suede, and water and salt can stain it. UGG's Weather Hybrid version adds a rubber toe cap and lists at $165.
Do UGG Tasman slippers run true to size?
UGG says they fit true to size and come in whole sizes only. Between sizes, go down for snug or up for relaxed.
What is the difference between the UGG Tasman and Tazz?
The Tazz adds a 1.75-inch platform and costs $130. The Tasman is lower, lists at $110 and has a thicker 17mm lining against the Tazz's 10mm.
What is the difference between the Tasman and Tasman II?
The Tasman II keeps the same low shape and uses a 17mm sheepskin lining and insole with a sugarcane EVA sole. It lists at $130, $20 more than the Tasman.
Can you wash UGG Tasman slippers?
UGG's slipper guide covers spot cleaning only: dab with a damp sponge, pat dry and air dry away from heat. It says not to tumble dry.
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