Women’s UGG Boots
You know the word “ubiquitous”–meaning something that appears/is found everywhere? (Getting to shoes, we promise.) We’re bringing it up because it’s the best way to talk about UGG boots…they are ubiquitous. As in, alllllll over your social feeds. In every high school classroom. On your fave celebrities. On your cool neighbor. At the grocery store, or the local coffee shop, or in your office… And definitely in your closet. The iconically simple boot silhouette with its cushy lining and super-soft suede upper continues to hold its top spot as a fall/winter must-have. Easy to wear and fun to style, women’s UGG boots are the very definition of comfy-meets-cool. Find all kinds of UGG boots for women (UGG booties, platform boots, winter boots, etc.) at your DSW store, dsw.com, and in the DSW app and earn 5% back in Rewards as a VIP.
How to Wear UGG Boots
Just because UGG boots feel as cozy as a slipper doesn’t mean you only wear them when you’re staying in. Take the cushy faves out on the town with an elevated casual look. You can’t go wrong with the UGG Classic Mini II bootie, leggings, and an oversize sweater. It’s like the peak look of fall style. But UGGs do more than big-sweater vibes. Try an UGG platform bootie with denim and a long coat. Or layer up with a cute hoodie or cardigan. Mix comfort with feminine styling by pairing UGGs with tights and a dress. The lesson here is wear them how you want. Basically, however you do casual, UGG takes it to the next level.
How to Care For Your UGG Boots
We wouldn’t exactly call them high maintenance, but your UGG booties and UGG boots definitely need a little love sometimes. Don’t we all? So if all you UGG women want to keep that fresh-out-of-the-box look, you’ll need to protect ’em. Suede, sheepskin, and leather aren’t just going to take on all the cold-weather months without a few smudges. Even waterproof UGG boots or UGG snow boots need special care. Lucky for you, UGG thought of this. All you need is their UGG Shoe Cleaner Set and you’re good to go jump in that post-snow slush puddle. (But maybe don’t…because why?)
