Every classic boot color earns a following, and Navy is no exception. Below you will find the shade described in plain terms, styling notes drawn from how the color behaves with denim, knits and coats, and practical advice for protecting colored suede. Navy is the preppy classic, as at home with denim as a blazer is with chinos.
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Navy is the dependable dark blue of blazers and pea coats, dyed deep into the sheepskin so the boot reads almost black in the evening and unmistakably blue in daylight. It is the smartest of the colored classics.
Navy boots were made for denim people: they extend a pair of dark jeans into one long line, and they smarten lighter washes too. Add white, Breton stripes, red accents or camel coats - the whole nautical and preppy palette is theirs by birthright.
Navy is a long-running color for classic tall, short and mini boots, a staple of the men's range, and a natural for slipper styles worn with pajamas and loungewear in the same deep blue family.
Like black, navy hides dust but betrays salt marks, so winter care means an evening brush on slushy days. New navy suede can crock - rub off a little dye on dark socks - so wear socks the first few outings.
Below you will find the photograph that has shown this color since October 2017, kept for historical reference. Because shades are retired and revived over the years, treat the official UGG website as the authority on whether Navy is in the current range.
Black wins with formal palettes; navy wins with denim and color. If your winter uniform is jeans and knitwear, navy will quietly outperform black nine days out of ten.
Yes. Navy against black is a polished, deliberate pairing as long as the navy reads clearly in daylight. A scarf with a touch of blue ties the two together.
Dark suede can shed a trace of color when new, called crocking. It fades after the first wears; until then, dark socks are the simple precaution.

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