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UGG Tasman vs Disquette

Pick the Tasman II for the braided edge and lower-profile look. Pick the Disquette for an open back, fluffy collar and platform. If you want the braid and a platform, the Tazz II belongs on your shortlist.

All three work with a casual wardrobe. The decision is mostly how much height you want, how you like the heel to feel, and which shape you would reach for with your own clothes.

Shop this guide: UGG Women's Tasman II Slipper · UGG Women's Disquette Slide Sandal · UGG Women's Tazz II Slipper

Tasman II, Disquette and Tazz II at a glance

The shape differences that matter when choosing
Slipper Main difference
Tasman II UGGbraid edge and a low, slide-in profile.
Disquette Open heel, sheepskin collar and a 1-inch platform.
Tazz II UGGbraid, a rear pull tab and a 1.75-inch platform.

This comparison uses the women's Tasman II (1174470), Disquette (1122550) and Tazz II (1174471). UGG lists Tazz II's platform as three-quarters of an inch higher than Disquette's. Platform height and how securely the opening fits are separate decisions.

Pairs to compare

UGG Women's Tasman II Slipper in Black, toe-right product view

The braided everyday pair

UGG Women's Tasman II Slipper

$129.95

A suede slipper with the recognizable UGGbraid trim and a lower silhouette than the platform options. Choose Tasman II for a straightforward match with jeans, leggings or joggers.

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UGG Women's Tazz II Slipper in Chestnut, toe-right product view

The braided platform alternative

UGG Women's Tazz II Slipper

$149.95

Tazz II brings the braided edge onto a raised sole. It is the useful third option if Tasman looks too low and Disquette feels too open.

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Choose by the outfit you already wear

With straight-leg jeans or leggings, Tasman II gives you a simple outline at the ankle. With wide-leg trousers, try the Disquette for a more visible platform. These are styling suggestions, not rules: the photo and heel shape are the best place to start.

Disquette's fluffy collar is prominent even when you wear it barefoot. Tasman's braid gives you a less fluffy edge. For the platform-and-braid combination, compare Tasman and Tazz.

What changes inside the slipper?

All three have suede uppers. UGG lists 17mm sheepskin at the vamp and insole of Tasman II, and 17mm sheepskin lining and insole for Disquette. Tazz II has a 10mm sheepskin lining and insole. Those measurements describe the lining, not a guaranteed warmth ranking.

If you like a fluffy collar and an exposed heel, start with Disquette. If you prefer the braided edge, compare Tasman II and Tazz II side by side, then choose the sole height you like. A higher platform is not automatically a better fit.

An actual starting point for sizing

Use UGG's model-specific size chart and your measured foot length rather than carrying a Classic Boot size-down rule into a slipper. Try the size that matches the chart with the socks you plan to wear. Check toe space and whether your heel sits on the footbed; the heel should not rest on its back edge.

The three openings feel different, so a number that worked in one style is a starting point, not proof of fit in the next. Our Tasman sizing guide covers that model's fit checks in more detail.

If the color or size you want is missing

Check another color in the same model first. If it is the braided look you want, move between Tasman II and Tazz II, knowing that the height changes. If it is an open back without a platform, compare the Coquette. That gives you a useful alternative instead of settling for the wrong size.

The photos show Black Tasman II and Chestnut Disquette and Tazz II. Black Tasman II currently has fewer size choices than some other Tasman II colors. Open the color selector before changing models; the same size is not necessarily available in every color.

Fit and buying questions

What is the main difference between Tasman II and Disquette?

Tasman II has a braided edge and lower-profile silhouette. Disquette has an open heel, sheepskin collar and one-inch platform.

Which UGG combines a braid with a platform?

Tazz II combines the braided edge with a raised sole. Compare its opening and fit with Tasman II before choosing.

Should I automatically size down in UGG slippers?

No. Start with the chart for the exact slipper and your foot measurement. Check toe room and heel position with the socks you expect to wear.

What can I choose instead of Disquette?

Consider Tazz II for a braided platform or Coquette for an open-back slipper without the same platform profile. Check the available sizes on each product page.

Is the Disquette platform as high as Tazz II?

No. UGG lists a 1-inch platform for Disquette and a 1.75-inch platform for Tazz II. That makes Tazz II three-quarters of an inch higher by the published platform measurements.

Do Tasman II, Disquette and Tazz II have the same lining?

No. UGG lists 17mm sheepskin at the Tasman II vamp and insole, 17mm sheepskin lining and insole for Disquette, and 10mm sheepskin lining and insole for Tazz II. These details do not establish a warmth rating.

More styles and related guides

Product and fit references: Tasman II · Disquette · Tazz II · UGG size chart

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UGG Women's Tasman II Slipper · UGG Women's Disquette Slide Sandal · UGG Women's Tazz II Slipper

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