Do UGG Tasman Slippers Run Big? Tasman Sizing & Fit Guide

Start with your usual UGG size, then check the fit of the specific Tasman you are buying. The women's Tasman II comes in whole sizes, so half-size shoppers have a choice to make. Below is how to choose, what to look for when trying them on, and where to find your pair.

Do UGG Tasman slippers run big or small?

For the women's Tasman II, the fit feedback on UGG's product page averages true to size, while its review summary notes that some shoppers find it small. Your usual UGG size is a useful starting point. Those customer reports are not a size guarantee for every foot, or for the men's and kids' versions.

What size Tasman should I order?

If you wear a whole size, start there and check the fit. If you wear a half size, compare your heel-to-toe measurement with UGG's size chart before choosing between the whole-size options. Do not automatically size down. Look for room to lay your toes flat and a collar that holds your foot comfortably. For a child, use the kids' chart and our Tasman kids sizing guide.

Do the Tasman and Tazz fit the same?

Check the specific version rather than assuming an identical fit. UGG lists 17 mm sheepskin in the women's Tasman II vamp lining and insole, compared with 10 mm sheepskin lining and insole in the women's Tazz II. The Tazz II also has a 1.75-inch platform. Your existing UGG size can help you start, but try each style for toe room and heel hold. See our Tasman vs Tazz guide for more on choosing a style.

Should I size up to wear socks?

Try the Tasman with the socks you plan to wear. Check for comfortable room across the toes and over the top of your foot, then walk a few steps to check heel hold. Choose the size that works with that combination; sock thickness alone is not a reason to move up or down a size.

How should a Tasman fit?

Your toes should lie flat, the collar should feel comfortable, and your heel should stay supported as you walk. Try them indoors on a clean surface. If your toes curl, the collar presses painfully, or your heel repeatedly steps out, compare another size or style. A comfortable fit now is a better starting point than relying on the lining to change the shoe's size later.

Should I get the Tasman slipper or the Neumel boot?

Choose the Tasman for an easy slip-on. The Neumel is a lace-up chukka boot with ankle coverage, and its laces let you adjust the fit over the top of your foot. They are different styles, so check each one's sizing rather than transferring a break-in rule from one to the other. For the boot, see our UGG Neumel sizing guide.

Shop the Tasman at Feet Heart

Choose your pair to see current colors and sizes. We offer free U.S. shipping. Full-price items have a 30-day return window with free return shipping; sale items are final.

Are these UGGs authentic?

Yes. Feet Heart is an authorized UGG retailer since 2003. You can also visit our Feet World stores in Culver City and Arcadia, California.

Need help with your size?

Have your usual size and heel-to-toe measurement handy, then call (310) 398-7497 or email info@feetheart.com. We can help you compare the options.

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