UGG and Aimé Leon Dore Deliver Debut Collaborative Slipper Following Teaser Campaign
Crafted from premium full-grain leather, the moccasin silhouette lands in “Dark Coffee Bean” and “Goldenrod.”
Summary
Following initial teasers UGG and Aime Leon Dore have released their debut footwear collaboration featuring the UGG ALD Slipper
The moccasin-inspired silhouette is built from premium full-grain leather with debossed branding and the Queens Crest
Offered in Dark Coffee Bean and Goldenrod the slip-on launches November 12 across both brands' flagships and online
Following weeks of campaign teasers, global lifestyle brand UGG and New York fashion label Aimé Leon Dore have officially delivered their first joint footwear release, introducing the UGG ALD Slipper. Centered entirely on elevated leisure and understated street utility, the collaborative silhouette unites UGG’s signature comfort foundation with Aimé Leon Dore’s considered approach to everyday design.
Engineered to transition effortlessly between home relaxation and outdoor city environments, the hybrid shoe reinterprets classic moccasin architecture through a tailored contemporary lens. The upper is constructed from supple full-grain leather, providing long-lasting durability, natural texture, and refined structure. Minimalist branding details accent the premium leather upper, featuring debossed UGG lettering stamped cleanly alongside Aimé Leon Dore’s signature Queens Crest emblem.
The versatile slip-on arrives in two earthy colorways: a rich “Dark Coffee Bean” and a warm “Goldenrod.” Grounded in a mutual commitment to premium materials, craftsmanship, and generational design, the collaborative drop follows an authentic visual campaign starring hip-hop icons Method Man and Redman on a Harlem stoop, highlighting the enduring cultural legacy shared by both labels.
The UGG ALD Slipper is scheduled to release on November 12, 2026, via UGG, Aimé Leon Dore, select UGG retail stores globally, Aimé Leon Dore flagship locations, and select pinnacle retailers worldwide.