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Men's Tasman II
The UGG Tasman is the slipper that stepped outside. Treadlite sole, shearling lining, braided embroidery around the collar: originally designed as a house shoe, today it is worn to the supermarket and to pick up the children from school.
Tasman, Tazz or Disquette
- Tasman — the classic version, with a low sole: the most comfortable and easiest to wear.
- Tazz — the same shoe on a platform sole: it adds a few centimetres and changes the proportions.
- Disquette — the open-back mule version: less warm and easier to slip on.
Which size to choose
Here, the opposite of the Classic rule applies. The tall shearling boot stretches with wear, but the Tasman does not: it has a more solid structure and gives very little. Choose your usual size and, if you're between two sizes, the larger one. The size chart for each model is in the UGG size guide.
The rest of the selection
Beside it you will find women's UGG, UGG slippers, Lowmel sneakers and the full UGG selection. For how to wear them this winter, see the UGG model guide.
Frequently asked questions
Can the UGG Tasman be worn outside the house?
Yes, and that is why they have become what they are. The Treadlite sole is a true outdoor sole, with tread and grip on dry surfaces: it handles roads, pavements and light rain. What it cannot handle is standing water and mud, because the shearling stains and the suede upper absorbs moisture.
What is the difference between the Tasman and Tazz?
The sole. The Tasman has a low, flat sole, while the Tazz is the same shoe set on a platform that adds a few centimetres. It changes the proportions of the leg and the comfort: the Tasman can be worn all day, while the Tazz is bolder and more noticeable.
What size should you get for the UGG Tasman?
Your usual size, and if you're between two sizes, choose the larger one. This is the opposite of what applies to Classic boots: their wool compacts and they stretch during the first few weeks, while the Tasman has a more solid structure and gives very little. If you wear a 38 and are between 38 and 39, choose 39 for the Tasman and 38 for the Classic Ultra Mini.
Can they be washed?
Do not machine wash or soak. Brush dry with a suede brush, and use the specific cleaning kit for shearling on stains. Hot water and soap harden the leather and cause it to shrink unevenly.