Customer Reviews UGG Coquette

I’ve always loved my Ugg slippers but these don’t seem to be the same quality as usual. The Sherpa inside actually falls out getting fuzz on my socks and rug. Also don’t seem to be as sturdy as the older ones.

Unfortunately, these were no longer like the quality of the previous UGG Coquette slippers I’ve owned. This would have been my fourth or fifth pair. They felt good - but they didn’t feel as supportive as my other Coquette slippers. So I did a side by side test. My current (2 years old) slipper on one foot, the new one on the other. The new slipper didn’t have nearly the support of the old one (which is already at least two years old). The sole is flimsier, too - which perhaps is the issue? So I ended up returning them (and was sad in doing so). In terms of size - they fit like all previous Coquette slippers. They run large. I bought a size 8, when my actual shoe size is a 9-1/2.

I so wanted to love these. The grey color is very pretty. I have a fairly wide foot and my regular size was too big. I considered exchanging for a smaller size, but I found the insole (which is shearling) to be very thin. It's not very cushy brand new and I suspect these slippers wouldn't last long - other reviews noted that the heel wore out very quickly and after just trying them on carpet in the house it compressed quite a bit. There doesn't appear to be a way to replace the insole when they wear out. Given the price, I didn't feel like they were good enough. The sheepskin on the upper is nice and thick and the sole is good for indoor/outdoor, but it is also the kind of material that breaks down fairly fast.

Every time i wear these my feet turn black. Want to see if i can send them back. Friend told me that from the look of my feet ,the dying process was not complete.

I tried the Tasmen and now these both have such hard bottoms I just can't justify the price for the hard footbed. I have some UGG scuffs from 3 years ago and they have more padding than these last 2 after being worn for years. I think quality has gone down and I dont' think I will try anymore styles from UGG I think this is their new norm of quality.

This slipper is way cheaper made with barely any wool inside than the old uggs. Just not worth it.

sadly, this slipper was not up to the usual Uggs I have purchased and was disappointing overall.

I am very dissapointed withe the heel part of these VERY expensive slippers!! The fur on the inside heel wore out...and my heel is walking on the Hard RUBBER!!! For that much $$ the fur ont he heal should not wear down to nothing. I bought them on 5/30/18 and today is 2/22/19 they cost 119.00.

I bought these to replace a pair I'd had for at least 3 yrs. whose fur in the heel area had finally worn away. They had been my go-to footwear around the house, as they were so comfortable & provided a thick cushion between my foot & the floor. The new pair, alas, falls far short. The fur feels scratchy & coarse, not to mention that it seems sparser than in the old pair. The sole also feels thinner, less cushiony & lighter in weight. When I walk, the pattern of the tread comes right through to the bottom of my foot. These will be the last Ugg slippers I buy, this company has obviously severely compromised their quality, while constantly increasing their price. I also want to say that the warning to buy a smaller size than usual is misplaced. I normally wear a 6-1/2 & my old pair of Uggs were 7s that fit fine. I followed the warning & bought a 6 but had to return it as the front part of the slipper was too short & too narrow. The 7 is o.k., except for the defects mentioned above.

I needed 2 sizes smaller I am usually a 10, the 9 was to big The 8 is OK. These are very very very warm. Unless you live where it's super cold I wouldn't recommend.

So comfortable, but heavy to walk in. My son calls them Momboots.

The sheepskin lining wore out a little quicker than I thought it should considering the price. But they are oh so comfy!

I had a great pair of the chocolate brown ones, size 7, that last four years. I just ordered the Bomber Gray, in the same style, and the 7 is too big. They also feel wider than my four year old ones. I usually wear an 8½! They need to get their screwy sizing straightened out. These are going back.

These slippers are not as comfortable as my last pair. I don't know if they've changed the footbed, or if it's just me. I practically lived in my last pair, but there's a slight rise in the mid-foot area that's putting pressure on the right foot that is making it hurt even when I take the slippers off. I just hope I haven't done my feet any permanent damage.

I got these in the "bomber jacket" finish. For me, I'm a size 7, I had to get a 5. I have now had them for 1 year now. The inside wears out fast, and the bomber part of them has worn off, so they look like a regular pair of UGGs.

I bought these this time last winter. I have to be honest, the fur on the footbed wore off by Valentines, Making it very hard on your heels They do keep your feet warm and I'm still wearing them, I've just found UGG products to be overpriced for how great they claim their products are.

Definitely follow the Zappos sizing recommendations. I wear size 7 1/2 and size 6 in these fits perfectly. I love these slippers and have been purchasing them for years. Unfortunately, the quality has been going down hill over time. I find that they don't last nearly as long as they used to and the price has gone up. They are wonderful when you first get them but after about two months (sometimes even less time), the shearling starts wearing away at the heal and in the toe area and you're left with hard, bare surface. For the cost, I would expect them to last much longer. I've been buying 2 to 3 pairs per year but I think I'm going to have to find another brand of slipper. The shearling shouldn't wear away so that I don't have to replace them as often.

Do not buy these if you have any kind of foot problem. The inflexible sole negates any soothing feeling you get from the fluffy lining. If you want a slipper that can be worn indoors and out, then this is a good choice. But if you want a slipper that comforts aching feet, this one is terrible.

This is my third pair of these slippers and I ordered my usual size when I ordered the latest pair. These run much larger than in the past. I think the leather is thinner or something and/or it stretches more. I can't walk as well as I should be able to because they are too big. I was just told to order a full size down by my Sister. I didn't see that note and I am disappointed that they don't fit all that well. I've been wearing them for a couple of weeks so I'm not sure if I can return them, but I will be contacting Customer Service.

Oh no, these are the most uncomfortable Uggs I've ever put on my feet! The sole is too hard, and the fleece is too thin! I think Ugg might be skimping on the fleece now. These are going back and getting exchanged for Ansley which I hope are more comfortable. I also think these run true to size, I'm an 8 1/2 and ordered the 8 which were too short.

Cute, but not like the originals! I ordered these "slippers" after falling in love with my UGG's short classic boots (which lived up to all the "hype" - warm and so, so comfortable!!!!) Of course, when looking for a slipper - I couldn't imagine anything else! But the Coquette, though adorable looking at first; was a big disappointment - simply did not live up to it's name. The "lambswool" seemed "cheap" and wore out in less than 6months - not as warm or soft as the "original" boots! Sorry Coquette - you were not worth it!

Ugg coquette - I like the shoe, and so far they are very comfy. My issue is this, and I did Write to Ugg Australia. I (assumed) that this product was made in Austrailia, I didn't know that it was made in china until I saw the noticed from the manufaturing tag. Ugg Austrailia informed me that they have moved thier factories out of Austrailia and that only one of thier boots/shoes are still made in Austrailia. I was very dissapointed--the main reason I wanted these shoes was because of were they were made. Other than that, I guess they are okay shoes. I am not sure I will buy another pair.

Wear out quickly... I bought my Uggs about 8 weeks ago, and wear them about 4-6 hours a day, on average, in the house (never outside). Just this week, I noticed that the shearling at the balls of both feet (inside the shoes) and at the heel of the left foot had almost completely worn off. I don't know yet how this affects long-term comfort or wear, but it sure affects how they look....