This page is devoted to a single shade - Grey - and treats it the way a careful shopper would: first the color, then the wardrobe it belongs in, then the styles of boot it has been offered on, and finally how to look after it season after season. Grey is the diplomat of the range, welcome in wardrobes where black is too hard and brown too warm.
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The grey in the classic line is a true mid-grey - neither blue nor brown - with the soft, heathered look of a favorite sweatshirt raised to suede. It is the quietest color in the range and, for many wardrobes, the most useful.
Grey boots are the diplomat of the collection: they go where black is too hard and brown is too warm. They are perfect with pastel knits, white jeans in winter, washed denim, and the grey-on-grey layers of a minimalist wardrobe. Silver jewelry echoes them neatly.
Grey has been produced across classic tall, short and mini boots and is a staple of the slipper range, where it suits loungewear's grey marl palette. It is also a frequent choice for men's classic boots.
Mid-grey shows both dark dirt and pale salt, a rare double problem - a weekly brush is the price of keeping it crisp. Protector spray matters, and storing the boots away from direct sun prevents the grey from yellowing at the edges.
This color's photograph dates from October 2017 and remains below as a historical reference point for Grey. For today's offering - which boots, in which colors, in which sizes - the official UGG website is the place to check.
If your wardrobe runs cool - denim, black, white, pastels - grey may serve you even better than chestnut. It is less iconic but more versatile across both casual and slightly smarter outfits.
They show marks honestly rather than quickly: the same wear that vanishes on black can be seen on grey. Regular brushing, not special products, is the real secret.
Warm oranges and muddy browns sit awkwardly against a true cool grey. Reach instead for blues, pinks, whites, blacks and other greys.

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