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Ugg - Ever Moccasin Slipper Chocolate
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DESCRIPTION
These Moccasin Ugg Slippers by Ugg Ever Sheepskin are a traditional popular slipper for around the house for both men and women.
- Australian A Grade Sheepskin
- Rubber Soles – Non-slip durable Rubber base
- Ugg Moccasin Slippers available in Blue, Purple, Red, Chestnut, Chocolate, Black & Rose
If you’re looking for a classic Ugg slipper, these are just the thing. These Slippers do not have removable innersoles. These Slippers are only available in whole sizes. If you are between sizes, please order half a size up from your usual size, for example if you’re normally a 37 ½ order an 38. Otherwise, order your usual shoe size. Please choose carefully by referring to the size chart below or fitting room for size conversions.
Made by the Australian Company Ugg Ever Sheepskin in China
ADULT UGG SIZES
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Aust/USA Ladies
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5
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6 |
6.5 |
7 |
8 |
9 |
9.5
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10 |
Aust/NZ/UK Men
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3
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4
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4.5
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5
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6
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7 |
7.5
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8
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| European/Chinese |
35
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36
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37
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38
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39
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40
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41 |
42
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These sheepskin boots are made in China from the finest quality real Australian sheepskin We are not affiliated with Deckers Outdoor Corporation and their "Ugg Australia" brand and do not sell their products All images copyright © Outback Red. All rights reserved. Unauthorized use is prohibited
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