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From time to time, we do shoe collaborations. Really respects the meaning of the phrase “the best of both worlds,” allowing us to leverage the uniqueness of each brand while creating something completely original. Ugg and Sacai’s latest venture is no different, marking the first time in more than six years that the two powerhouses have joined forces on a shoe capsule. And if last No matter how much time passes, you only have a few hours to purchase this drop before stock is completely sold out.

2025 brings three new styles: UGG x Sacai thigh-high boots, loafers, and hikers. Whether you’re planning to climb a mountain this season or sit beautifully in a sidewalk cafe, these silhouettes promise a fusion of avant-garde and high performance.

After all, Sacai is a Japanese brand that has made a name for itself with hybrid designs that take an avant-garde approach to proportions, shapes, and materials. Founder and Creative Director Chitose Abe has put these same principles into practice to create co-branded footwear styles that are different from what’s already on the shoe shelf.

The most innovative of the products is definitely the thigh-high boots. This boot pushes the boundaries of traditional UGG boot height while utilizing soft suede and shearling, materials common to UGG’s best-sellers. Please express your opinion in it intentionthe shoe can be folded up to expose the fuzzy lining, or worn completely upright. If you need styling inspiration, look no further than Elsa Hosk in the boots yesterday (she paired them with high-waisted jeans and a bohemian deep V-cut blouse).

Looking for something a little more streamlined and traditional? The featured Ugg x Sacai loafers have a chunky outsole, shearling-lined upper, and classic penny slot detailing to prove you. can When it comes to shoes, have fun in the height and fabric department without going timeless with industry trends.

Finally, if you’re planning on leaf-peeping or hiking in the coming weeks, you’d be remiss not to buy the Ugg x Sacai Hiker. The shoe’s contours are inherently familiar, but also ensure a childlike sense of playfulness, contrasted with the fluffy sheepskin that oozes from the Color Happy laces. If you’ve always wanted your trusty Ugg Classic Short II boots to be compatible with your outdoorsy, adventurous side, this is finally the case thanks to the brand’s long-awaited second installment with Sacai.

of the best What’s the part about this release that should hit shelves as quickly (if not faster) than its predecessor? The final works are all about Maurice Sendak’s Where the Wild Things Are. Yes, it’s a children’s book. — as a muse, evoking the furry feeling of that gentle giant in every detail.

“We wanted to take our friends to the wild side and walk through it with them,” Sacai’s Abe previously told WWD about the launch of his fall 2025 collection at this year’s Paris Men’s Fashion Week.

Now you can walk to the wild side while feeling comfortable, cozy, and turning heads in the process. And if Sacai’s fall runway is any indication, largely Acquire new loafers, slashes, and boots, and pair them with exaggerated menswear outfits, fur-trimmed outerwear, brightly colored pullovers, and ski glasses for an even more fearless outfit.

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Stacia Datskowska I am a senior commerce writer for WWD and FN. Previously, she worked as an assistant digital editor at ELLE DECOR, covering all things luxury, culture, and lifestyle through the lens of design. Over the past five years, her byline has appeared in USA Today, the Baltimore Sun, Teen Vogue, the Boston Globe, Food & Wine, and more. Before joining ELLE DECOR, Datskowska learned the ins and outs of e-commerce at Mashable, where she tested products, covered tent pole sale events, and curated gift guide roundups. She graduated from New York University with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and international relations. Datskowska frequently features must-shop shoe collaborations.