The Key To Chic: UGG Fluff Yeah Sandal Review

February 11, 2020

UGG Fluff Yeah Sandal Review

I'm somewhat late to the UGG Fluff Yeah slipper sandals hype, but now that it's on my style radar, I'm obsessed. I adore it so much that I'm sharing my thoughts on quality and sizing in this review. You may have seen Gigi Hadid, Cardi B, or Sasha Lane wearing the super comfortable Fluff Yeah sandal. In true UGG form, it's as cozy and plush as a winter slipper. The bold UGG graphic logo on its elastic heel strap sets it apart from all other UGG styles you may have seen, and gives it a sporty streetwear vibe. Wear it with workout gear, your favorite jeans, or your coziest loungewear. What I love most about the UGG Fluff Yeah sandal is that not only does it feel amazing on your feet, but it also keeps them warm (even without socks). It comes in a wide array of pretty colors, including pastels, animal prints, striped multi-color versions, and dark neutrals.

February 9, 2022 update - Get new colors for spring:

December 23, 2021 update - Shop holiday colors:

December 7, 2021 update - Shop the UGG Fluff Yeah for the holidays:

November 2, 2021 update - Shop new prints and colorways:

September 7, 2021 update - Shop the UGG Fluff Yeah for fall:

March 2021 update - Love UGG slippers? See my UGG Fluffita review here and my UGG Fluff Sugar Platform review with tips on sizing and fit.

January 8, 2021 update - Shop UGG.com exclusive colors and new prints below.

From top to bottom: cornflower multi, berrylicious leopard, and berrylicious multi.

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UGG Fluff Yeah slipper sandal in Atlantic

This UGG Fluff Yeah color pictured above is called Atlantic and it's discontinued. Each season, new colors are released. They generally sell out within a month, and sometimes colors are discontinued forever.

December 14, 2020 - Shop new styles:

May 14, 2020 update - Shop the UGG Fluff Yeah in new colors, including Pride styles that will sell out soon:

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The leopard print version pictured below is one of my favorites. It adds a playful vibe to any loungewear look.

Quality

The Fluff Yeah has a sheepskin lining and insole, making it a luxurious sandal. At $100, it's an investment, but well worth it if you plan to wear them frequently.The small platform wedge offers both height and comfort. These sandals deliver the comfort and quality that UGG is beloved for. They are lightweight but sturdy, making them perfect for travel. Shopping tip: search your favorite mobile selling apps for new and discounted versions or get them here with free shipping and free returns.

Sizing

In my experience, the UGG Fluff Yeah sandal sizing runs slightly big in terms of footbed length. I'm a true 7 in the UGG Classic mini boots and many other UGG styles. In the Fluff Yeah, I can sometimes wear a 6. I have short toes, so that's also a factor in sizing down. If you are going to wear them with socks, if your feet are wide, or if you have longer toes, then take your true shoe size. I have a couple of pairs in my true size 7 that work well with socks in the colder months.

New for 2020 - Oh Yeah

With the popularity of the Fluff Yeah, UGG has recently introduced a similar sandal called the Oh Yeah sandal. Confused? Don't be. It looks like a mash-up between the Fuzz Yeah and the Fluff Yeah. The Oh Yeah has two straps across the foot (like the Fuzz Yeah), and the elastic strap (like the Fluff Yeah). I'm betting that the Oh Yeah will be a top seller for UGG. It comes in nice spring/summer colors such as yellow, coral, mint, lilac (called California Aster), grey (Soft Amethyst), and black. Shop the lavender color here.

Shop more UGG Oh Yeah sandals:

October 13, 2020 update - Shop furry slides for less:

March 21, 2020 update - Shop these UGG Fluff Yeah dupes under $20 in four colors:

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