Of all the noughties trends that have come back into fashion in recent years, there’s one in particular we couldn’t be more glad about. The return of UGG boots has spelt delight for our toes, whether in our slip-on Tasmans or divisive Mary Jane UGGs, the brand never fails to deliver on both comfort and style.
But while winter should be the season of the UGG boot, there’s one drawback to the comfortable design: they can’t be worn in heavy rain or snow. Both the sheepskin uppers and lightweight, foam soles are likely to be damaged by the season’s extreme weather and though they can be treated with a waterproofing spray, they're still at risk from leaks, staining and even warping, leaving them destroyed.
