UGG Kids' Tasman II
From $79.95
Chestnut toddler labels 6T, 7T, 8T, 9T, 10T and 12T were $79.95. The larger labels 5 and 6 were $109.95. This is the low, braided slip-on; confirm the range before choosing the number.
Check available sizesUGG Tasman Kids: Sizing, Fit & Which to Buy (2026)
Choose Kids' Tasman II from the measured foot, the toddler or larger-child range and the exact color's available labels. A toddler 6T is not a youth 6. Do not buy by age or use a fixed subtraction from a women's size.
The slip-on opening is part of the fit. It should hold comfortably without squeezing the instep or leaving the heel hanging over the footbed. Measure first, then check both shoes indoors with the socks your child will use.
Read the Tasman label correctly
| Your choice | What to check |
|---|---|
| T labels | The T suffix identifies toddler options on this listing. |
| Larger labels | The product uses numbers such as 13, 1 and 6 for the larger children's range; UGG's chart shows these with K. |
| Different prices | Toddler and larger options have different prices. Match the color and size before comparing the price. |
| A missing size | Try another color first. A boot alternative changes the opening and needs its own fit check. |
Use UGG's current children's size chart or the brand-specific tables in our kids' size guide. Do not apply a generic US-to-EU chart or add growing room twice.
Shop this guide: Kids' Tasman II · Kids' Neumel II · Kids' Classic Mini II
Tasman and two boot alternatives
UGG Kids' Neumel II
From $109.95
Chestnut labels 6T, 7T, 8T, 9T, 10T, 11T and 12T were $109.95; 13, 2, 3 and 4 were $129.95. Laces adjust the opening. The missing Chestnut label 1 is not included in that selection.
Check available sizes
UGG Kids' Classic Mini II
From $119.95
Chestnut labels 6T, 7T, 8T, 9T, 11T and 12T were $119.95; 13, 1, 2, 3 and 4 were $139.95. Choose this for a short pull-on shaft, then check the opening separately from foot length.
Check available sizesPrices and color-specific sizes were checked September 6, 2026. The product page shows the current selection. Online availability does not confirm stock at a particular store.
Check another color before changing the fit
At this check, Black Tasman II included 11T at $79.95 while Chestnut did not. A color change keeps the same model; switching to Neumel II adds laces, while Classic Mini II adds a pull-on shaft. Black Neumel II included the larger label 1, and Black Classic Mini II included 10T, which were absent in those Chestnut selections.
A missing preferred color is not a reason to buy the wrong size. Open the exact color selector and read its available options before ordering.
Try the opening as well as the length
- Measure both feet and use the longer measurement with the model's UGG chart.
- Check the range, color and size label on the product.
- Have your child stand, walk and turn indoors in both shoes.
- Check toe room, instep pressure and heel position. Ask for help if the measured size still feels wrong.
For an older child specifically considering a platform, Kids' Tazz is a different choice. Check the child's comfort with the sole height and the school rules separately.
Children's construction is not adult construction
UGG lists suede and wool-based lining options for Kids' Tasman II 1019066K. Materials can vary by version; do not assume it has the identical lining or fit of an adult Tasman. The Classic Mini II has its own boot construction and fit.
UGG describes Tasman II as suitable indoors or outdoors. That does not make it a PE shoe or a verified rain boot. Our back-to-school fit guide separates those needs.
Frequently asked questions
What does T mean in the size options?
T identifies a toddler size in this listing. The larger children's options use separate labels without T. UGG's manufacturer chart uses K for that larger range. Check the range as well as the number; 6T and 6 are different sizes.
Should I buy Kids' Tasman II by age?
No. Measure both feet and use the longer measurement with UGG's children's chart for the exact product. Check toe room, instep pressure and heel position during an indoor try-on.
What if my child's Tasman size is unavailable?
Check another Tasman color first. At the latest check, Black included 11T while Chestnut did not. For a boot alternative, compare Neumel II with laces or Classic Mini II with a pull-on opening. Each needs its own fit check.
Can I convert a women's size by subtracting two?
Do not rely on that shortcut. Children's and adult listings have separate charts and may differ in construction. Use the chart for the exact pair.
Should I size up Kids' Tasman II for growing room?
Do not automatically size up. Start with the measured foot and the model's chart, then check that the heel sits on the footbed without overhang and the toes are not squeezed. Ask for fit help if the chart and try-on do not agree.
Can Kids' Tasman II be worn to school?
Only if the school permits that style and it suits the day's activities. An outdoor-capable slipper is not a PE shoe or a verified rain boot. Check the dress code and use a separate activity shoe when required.
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Sources: UGG current sizing · UGG Kids' Tasman II · UGG Kids' Classic Mini II
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