Highland Green is one of the most requested shades in the classic sheepskin boot line, and this page looks at the color itself: how the dye sits on twin-faced sheepskin, what it does to an outfit, and how to keep the suede looking the way it did in the box. Highland Green is the romantic shade, all pine forests and wet hillsides in suede form.
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Highland Green is a deep, moody forest green, dark enough to read almost black in low light, then opening into pine and moss tones in daylight. It carries the romance of its name - glens, tweed and wet hillsides - in a boot.
Style highland green with the country palette: waxed jackets, plaid scarves, denim and brown leather. It also gives city outfits an edge - a black coat over green boots looks intentional and a little mysterious, especially with gold jewelry.
Highland green has featured on classic short and mini boots and in outdoor-leaning editions with lugged soles. It is a seasonal color rather than a permanent one, which is part of its appeal to collectors of the line.
Deep green suede can show pale scratch lines where the nap is disturbed; brushing with the nap restores the depth. Because the color is dark, dust reads light against it, so a quick brush before going out keeps the green looking expensive.
A word about the photograph below: it has illustrated this color since October 2017 and stays here as a historical reference. Colors are subject to change, so for the current product offering in Highland Green, check the official UGG website before you buy.
That subtlety is the point: indoors it behaves like a neutral, outdoors the green reveals itself. If you want a green that announces itself from across the street, a brighter fashion shade would suit better.
Yes - deep green and navy are natural allies, both cool and dark. Add a cream or camel layer between them to keep the pairing from going muddy.
It has come and gone as a seasonal color, so availability changes. The official UGG website is the place to check the current season's color list.

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