Ugg Revamps Classic Lowmel Hybrid Sneaker for Fall 2024

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Ugg is re-launching its Lowmel sneakers for fall 2024. The hybrid style is getting a revamp, merging fashion and wearability by combining product types and delivering multi-use benefits for on-the-go Ugg fans.

Built on the foundation of the brand’s iconic Neumel chukka boot and imbued with Ugg’s DNA, the Lowmel is a sneaker meets boot style that takes inspiration from Ugg’s West Coast heritage. The beloved Neumel is a timeless silhouette cast in neutral hues featuring textural suede uppers, lace-up closures cast and heel pull tabs.

Retailing for $150, the re-upped style comes in neutral and wearable “Chestnut” and “Hickory” colorways. It includes suede and textile uppers that transition into oversized padding for extra comfort, chunky fashion-forward lace-up closures featuring eye-catching printed graphics and a breathable mesh vamp for warm-weather wearability. The Ugg logo is featured throughout the silhouette, offering the shoe an instantly recognizable touch.

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Thick platform-esque soles round out the style fixed with rubber tread for a non-slip feel. Ugg’s Lowmel sneaker boot hybrid is also available in previously released “Black” and “Sand” colorways. The unique silhouette is available in a variety of both men’s and women’s sizes.

Founded in 1978 by an Australian surfer on the coast of California, Ugg is a global lifestyle brand renowned for its iconic Classic Boot. Ugg experienced major popularity in the 2000s, quickly becoming a staple of many celebrities’ wardrobes, including Paris Hilton, Beyoncé and Kate Moss. Paired with Juicy Couture tracksuits and denim mini skirts, the boot made the wearer instantly cooler by proxy. Famously, Sarah Jessica Parker wore a custom ruby red pair of Uggs in 2004 while on set for “Sex and the City.”

The Ugg Lowmel is available now for purchase at ugg.com , Ugg stores, and select wholesale retailers nationwide.

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