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JW Anderson Takes the Penny Loafer to Ugg with a New Two-Style Collaboration
The unisex capsule reworks Ugg’s Classic Boot and Tasman with penny-loafer details and arrives in three colors, priced from $300 to $400.
- On Thursday, October 15, 2026, Ugg and JW Anderson launched their debut unisex footwear collaboration, featuring the Loafer Boot priced at $400 and the Loafer at $300, available online and at select retailers globally.
- Dior Creative Director Jonathan Anderson designed the collection to reimagine Ugg's Classic Boot and Tasman slipper, applying traditional penny loafer details like saddle straps and box-stitching to the familiar shearling silhouettes.
- Three colorways—chestnut, khaki, and orange—define the campaign, which features British musician and producer Dev Hynes, known as Blood Orange, modeling everyday rituals Ugg said celebrate 'the beauty and range of everyday ritual.'
- Ugg continues its strategic expansion into luxury fashion through this partnership, following recent collaborations with designer Willy Chavarria that reflect the brand's push beyond traditional casualwear.
- As boundaries between loungewear and luxury dressing blur, designer reinterpretations of familiar silhouettes find new relevance; the collaboration is positioned as a potential standout in autumn footwear.
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Shoppers are going crazy for these $400 UGG boots from JW Anderson, and they’re already selling out
Shoppers rushed to buy the limited-edition collaboration featuring box-stitching and rich colorways, with some sizes still available and a waitlist now open.
·Grand Rapids, United States
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Ugg’s Latest Designer Collaboration Is a Loafer Lover’s Dream
Ugg’s iconic silhouettes just got a designer upgrade you won’t want to miss. Discover shearling-lined loafers and loafer-inspired boots that combine a cool new look with the plush comfort you know and love.
·New York, United States
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