Ugg is turning leftover leathers and suedes into a new footwear collection as a response to the surplus from the last few seasons.

The Decker Brands-owned footwear retailer officially launched ReImagined by Ugg, making use of excess fabrics the company purchased but failed to utilize due to order cancellation or other product-related reasons.

The collection features Classic Ultra Mini ReImagined selling at $150 and Tasman ReImagined available for $110.

Both footwear items have repurposed wool and lyocell woven into a recycled polyester backing. Meanwhile, the outsoles are made of renewable, rainwater-nourished sugarcane.

The company added that the suede and sheepskin are sourced from Leather Working Group-certified tanneries, which commit to responsible and sustainable leather production.

Ugg noted that future footwear collections will vary depending on several factors including the amount of surplus materials available.

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