Customer Reviews UGG Classic Cuff Short

As reviews go, mine doesn't seem to fit with this boot compared to the others. I just exchanged mine for the chestnut size 9 Bailey Button short classic. That one is more like a "real" Ugg boot, to me. This one, though I loved the stormy grey had several things about it that I didn't think were right: the heels do not match the rest of the boot. They say "twin face" means it's all from the same leather but this wasn't. Also this is why these boots cost more than they used to. Secondly, it was tight inside. Too narrow, too short by 1/2 size each way. Finally this boot just doesn't seem as "beefy" as the usual Ugg boot. Thinner leather, just not up to standards.

My hubby bought me this boot for Christmas. I absolutely LOVE the look and color and style! However, it's running small compared to my UGG Bailey Buttons so I think I will exchange for 1/2 size larger.

I love this bootie. I got it in the stormy grey color (a nice brownish grey). It runs 1/2 size smaller than the Classic Cuff Tall. I have the Classic Cuff Tall in chestnut in 6.5, but I needed size 7 in the stormy grey short version. For reference, before Ugg started making half sizes, I always wore size 6 in the unstructured classic boots. I wear a size 7 in structured Uggs (and almost all other shoes).

I should have listened to the reviews! I am a true size 8, ( no bunions, etc) but these feel like a 7.5. I've had a pair of size 8's for a few years and they were great from the getgo! I'm really puzzled why Uggs, with all of these negative size reviews, does not take steps to correct this issue. I love the look of the boot, but now have to return them. I'm hesitant to exchange them for an 8.5 when some people have said " get a half or full size larger"! Very disappointed!

I ordered these hoping they'd be less tight through the ankle/upper foot area than the new Classic Short, but these were actually worse! They are so tight, I barely could squeeze my bare foot through that area and once I got the boot on, it was painful. I ordered 1/2 size up, even though they claim in runs a full size too large and recommend you order a size down from your regular size. I have to say I'm very disappointed in Ugg with their current boots. I love my old pair that I've had for 3 or 4 years now. Maybe they've changed manufacturers, I don't know, but they need to go back to their original style and/or manufacturer. I am returning these.

These are not actually Lipstick Red, but a very deep coral color, which I like, and would keep. However, this size 8-1/2 boot (made in Vietnam) has the same sole footprint as the size 8 Uggs (made in China) I bought last month in a different color, which were a little snug in the foot, so I sized up for this pair. The "slimmer toe line" described means the entire foot is smaller, lower and flatter, with much less space over the instep. I can't even get my foot into the 8-1/2! I'm exchangng these for a 9-1/2, and hoping for a better fit.

I purchased the black. I like the little tweeks Ugg has made the all black label on the back. I'm between a 7 1/2 and a size 8. I purchased the 7 1/2. I have other Uggs in size 7 and figured 71/2 would be okay. The size 71/2 I was able to get my foot in no problems. They are a little snug but I like my Uggs to fit snugg after some wear they usually get more comfy for me.

Love this Ugg (and I tried about ten different styles)! This red was prettier & softer than I expected-not as bright as I worried it might be. I did have to go up half a size from my normal Ugg boot size to avoid my baby toes rubbing on the edging inside the foot, but the extra half size solved that. Like that these are easy to get on, and have a nicer arch support than most Uggs, so mor comfortable for walking. The bottom tread is still not super great for slippery ground though, which is a bummer in a snowy state.

As expensive as they are, I was unimpressed overall. Very plain, paying for the ugg name tag. The seam on one boot is already faded.

I really liked the way this boot looked (with the contrasting color of the sole, etc), but the boot was a no go after trying on. There was an annoying bump or lump on the inside foot bed of the shoe and the material inside felt a lot less dense than the normal Ugg lining. In addition, the back portion of the shaft was very thin. When I was pulling the boots on, I was worried that I would rip the boot. These are going back.

These boots run very small and are way too narrow. I normally wear a size 7.5 and I don’t have wide feet. I read that they run small, so ordered a size 8 thinking they would be fine. Nope! They were too small and just really tight and narrow overall. Very uncomfortable. I’m sending them back.

I own another pair of Uggs in a 7 and fit great. I sized up with these and still WAY TOO SMALL! wanted them for xmas week. Too bad they have to go back...

As others have noted, this runs smaller than other Uggs. I always wear a size 7 in all brands, and can go down to a 6 in Uggs Classic Short, though I like the roominess of a 7 and the option to wear socks. These are much more snug but not too tight, and I will keep them as I will use them to slip on to and from yoga, and I expect them to stretch a little and the lining to tamp down, which will make them feel a little looser.