17 Insanely Cute UGG Tasman Slipper Outfits to Look Fly & Snuggly In
The Tasman is a slipper that people wear everywhere except the house.
It went viral on TikTok in 2023 and has been selling out ever since.
The trick is making it look like a choice, not like you forgot to change your shoes.
That comes down to what you wear above it: one tailored piece, a sock that shows on purpose, or a set that matches. Below are seventeen outfits for the Tasman and its platform sister, the Tazz, from an airport set with a long cardigan to tailored trousers and an oversized blazer. For UGG boots rather than slippers, see our UGG outfits, and for more ways to wear a set out of the house, our sweatpants outfits pick up from here.
Tasman or Tazz, sizing, and socks
| Tasman II | Tazz II | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $125 (UGG) | About $150 (Zappos) |
| Upper and lining | Suede with a heat-embossed logo, sheepskin lining and insole | Suede, sheepskin lining and insole |
| Collar | Braided UGGbraid trim | Braided UGGbraid trim |
| Sole | Low sugarcane EVA outsole | Thick sugarcane EVA platform with a rocker shape |
| Best for | Walking, travel, all-day wear | Height, and outfits with wide or cropped trousers |
Both run true to size for most people. The "size down" advice online is for UGG's Classic boots. UGG says its sheepskin is designed to be worn barefoot, but a visible sock is half of how the Tasman is styled, so do what you like. Popular colors include chestnut, sand, dark chestnut, and the special-edition mustard seed and burnt cedar Tazz styles.
Errands and the airport (1 to 4)
1. Oatmeal sweatsuit, plaid overshirt, and a cap
An oatmeal sweatsuit, a plaid overshirt worn open, a cap, and chestnut Tasmans. The overshirt is the piece that makes a sweatsuit look like an outfit rather than pajamas. Chestnut suede goes with every warm neutral.
2. Black leggings and an oversized denim shirt
Black leggings, an oversized denim shirt, a tote, and Tasmans. The long shirt covers the seat of the leggings, and denim gives the outfit some structure next to soft suede. It is the coffee-and-groceries outfit.
3. Airport set and a long cardigan
Wide-leg knit trousers and a matching top, a long cardigan, and Tasmans. Slip-ons come off and on fast at airport security, and the cardigan doubles as a blanket on the plane. Our Thanksgiving outfits include more travel-day sets.
4. Straight jeans, a white tee, and a chore jacket
Straight jeans, a white tee, and a canvas chore jacket. The jeans should stop at the ankle so the braided collar shows. Our black jeans outfits work the same way in a darker denim.
Lounge to street (5 to 7)
5. A ribbed knit set in one color
A ribbed knit set in mocha with dark chestnut Tasmans. A slipper in the same shade as the set makes the whole outfit one color, which is the easiest way to look put together in something this comfortable.
6. Cream joggers and a navy quilted jacket
Cream joggers with a navy quilted jacket. The navy against cream is a sharper contrast than all-neutral, and the quilted jacket is warm enough for a cool fall day. Cream joggers and sand suede both show dirt, so this is a dry-day outfit.
7. Poplin pajama-style trousers and a chunky knit
Striped poplin trousers that look like pajama bottoms, with a chunky sweater. It leans into the slipper's lounge roots on purpose. The crisp cotton keeps it from looking like you actually came out in pajamas.
Styled up (8 to 12)
One sharp piece is all it takes to make a slipper look intentional.
8. Tailored trousers and an oversized blazer
Tailored trousers, a white tee, an oversized blazer, and black Tasmans. It is the most grown-up outfit here. Hem the trousers to the ankle so they do not drag over the low slipper.
9. Velvet wide-leg trousers and a cashmere crew
Velvet wide-leg trousers with a cashmere sweater, for a holiday at home or a casual dinner with family. Velvet makes it festive. The Tasman keeps it relaxed enough for the sofa. For the party itself, our Christmas party outfits go dressier.
10. Pleated tennis mini, sweater tights, and the Tazz
A pleated tennis mini with ribbed sweater tights and the Tazz. The platform adds height and balances a short skirt better than the flat Tasman. Sweater tights are thicker than regular tights and suit the chunky slipper.
11. Trench coat and barrel jeans
A trench over a striped top with barrel jeans. Barrel jeans curve out at the knee and back in at the ankle, which shows off the slipper. Our trench coat outfits cover the belt knot.
12. Long camel coat and cuffed black jeans
A long camel coat, a black turtleneck, and cuffed black jeans. The long coat makes the slipper look like a deliberate flat shoe. It is the outfit for a cold, dry morning. Our fall old money outfits have more camel coat looks.
Socks on show (13 to 15)
13. White crew socks and cropped flares
Cropped flares that stop above the ankle, with white crew socks and Tasmans. The sock fills the gap between hem and slipper, and white against chestnut is the classic combination.
14. Patterned wool socks and cuffed straight jeans
Cuffed straight jeans with patterned wool socks. A Fair Isle or argyle sock turns the slipper into a holiday outfit. Wool socks also keep the sheepskin cleaner.
15. Leg warmers, a mini dress, and the Tazz
A knit mini dress with leg warmers bunched over the Tazz. The leg warmers add warmth and connect the dress to the platform. It is the most playful outfit on this list. Our baddie winter outfits push the fitted look further.
Plus-size friendly (16 and 17)
16. Wide-leg trousers, a tunic sweater, and the Tazz
Wide-leg trousers, a tunic sweater, and the Tazz for a little height. The platform keeps wide trousers off the ground, and the tunic covers the waistband. Our plus size Thanksgiving outfits have more tunic and trouser pairings.
17. Longline blazer and straight jeans
A longline blazer over a tee with straight jeans. The blazer, worn open, makes two long lines down the front, and it makes the slipper look styled. Choose a blazer that ends past the hip.
Care, and the downsides
UGG's care advice is hand wash only, never the washing machine. Wet the whole surface with cold water, clean with a sponge and UGG's cleaner, rinse, stuff with paper, and air-dry for about a day away from heat. Spray a suede protector outdoors before the first wear, until the suede is damp but not soaked. UGG's own Protector costs about $20.
- Suede and rain do not mix. Keep them for dry days.
- The open back lets slush in. These are not snow shoes, as our NYC winter outfits explain.
- The Tazz platform is stiff, and some reviewers find it uncomfortable for long walks.
- A size up causes heel slip.
- They are real sheepskin, so not vegan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you wear UGG Tasman slippers outside?
Yes. The women's Tasman II has a sugarcane-based EVA outsole, and retailer listings describe it as made for indoors or out. The suede upper and open back are the limits: it marks in rain and lets slush in, so it suits dry days, errands, and travel rather than snow.
What is the difference between the UGG Tasman and the Tazz?
They share the suede upper, sheepskin lining, braided collar, and slip-on shape. The Tazz adds a thicker platform sole with a rocker shape, which gives you height. Some reviewers find the Tazz less comfortable for long walks because the platform is stiffer.
Should you size down in UGG Tasman?
Most buyers say the Tasman II and Tazz II fit true to size, and on Zappos about 63 percent of Tazz II reviewers say the same. The size-down advice you see online usually refers to UGG's Classic boots, not the slippers. A size up causes heel slip, since the collar is low.
Do you wear socks with UGG Tasman?
UGG says its sheepskin footwear is designed to be worn barefoot for the most warmth and cushioning. Many people wear socks anyway, and visible crew socks or patterned wool socks with cropped trousers are part of how the Tasman is styled. Thin socks help keep the lining cleaner.
How much do UGG Tasman slippers cost?
UGG lists the women's Tasman II at $125. The Tazz II platform is about $150 at Zappos, and special editions such as the Tazz Sun Stitch cost more. Popular colors sell out often, so prices at resellers can run higher.
