There are few brands as synonymous with fall as UGG.
For Fall 2026, the brand is building on that familiarity with a lineup that moves between its classics and newer silhouettes. Sneakers, ballet flats and loafers bring something fresh to the season, while the icons remain firmly in rotation.
From familiar favourites to newer shapes, these are six UGG styles worth knowing this fall.
For Her
Classic Mini II
The Classic Mini II hardly needs an introduction.
One of UGG’s most enduring silhouettes, the ankle-height boot is made with 17mm Twinface sheepskin, a sheepskin lining and insole, and a sugarcane EVA outsole. The exterior is also finished with a topical water-repellency treatment.
Chestnut may be the colour most closely associated with UGG, but the Classic Mini II comes in a range of shades, making it easy to lean into the signature look or choose something a little less expected. Styled with denim, oversized knits, soft tailoring or a long coat, it remains one of those rare pieces that feels just as relevant now as it did the first time around.
Lowmel
The Lowmel brings an entirely different energy to the lineup.
Inspired by nostalgic West Coast style, the sneaker mixes suede with recycled ballistic canvas mesh, an oversized padded tongue and two-tone laces designed to be worn loose. Inside, UGGplush lining and a molded footbed keep comfort at the centre, while the sugarcane EVA outsole keeps things lightweight.
Its slightly oversized proportions work especially well with the looser shapes dominating fall wardrobes: baggy denim, cargos, sweats and oversized outerwear. It feels relaxed without tipping into sloppy.
Zora Leather Ballet Flat
Ballet flats are still holding their ground, and UGG has given the silhouette its own spin with the Zora Leather Ballet Flat.
The streamlined design is built with a leather upper, plush sheepskin and lamb sockliner, and a lightweight sugarcane EVA outsole. It’s noticeably more polished than the styles most associated with UGG, while still keeping comfort in the equation.
In black leather, the Zora feels particularly suited to fall. Wear it with relaxed denim or tailored trousers now, then bring in tights and shorter hemlines once the temperature drops.
For Him
Shep Loafer
The Shep Loafer feels especially right for fall, when loafers naturally make their way back into the rotation.
UGG’s version takes a more relaxed approach to the classic silhouette, pairing a genuine suede upper with a plush UGGplush lining and sheepskin insole. A lightweight sugarcane EVA sole gives it an indoor-outdoor ease that feels distinctly UGG.
In Chestnut, it works particularly well with denim, relaxed trousers and heavier fall layers — polished enough to pull an outfit together, without feeling overly dressed.
Lowmel
The men’s Lowmel may be the easiest style here to wear on repeat.
UGG describes the sneaker as inspired by the energy of the West Coast, combining a suede and textile upper with a breathable mesh vamp, chunky flat laces and an oversized tongue. UGGplush lining, a molded footbed and sugarcane EVA outsole round out the design.
It has enough presence to carry a simple outfit without demanding much else from it. Loose denim, sweats, cargos, a good jacket — that’s really all it needs.
Tasman Weather Hybrid
The Tasman Weather Hybrid is for the point in fall when good shoes have to contend with bad weather.
The familiar Tasman shape gets a more practical update with waterproof features, seam-sealed construction and Spider Rubber pods for traction. UGG rates the style for light to moderate rain and light snow, making it especially useful as fall starts edging toward winter.
What keeps it interesting is that none of that practicality overwhelms the design. It still looks like a Tasman — just one better equipped for what the season actually brings.
Shop UGG styles for everyone this fall at UGG.com.
