The Jeremy Scott x UGG Flame Boots Are Back

Jeremy Scott x UGG Flame Boots are back featuring bold flame embroidery. It will be NYC exclusives then select global online release, retail US$400.

It's official! The Jeremy Scott x UGG Flame Boots are back and yes, they’re still as extra as you remember. Eight years is a long time in fashion. Trends come and go, your favorite jeans go from skinny to baggy and back again, and somehow, we all collectively decide that low-rise is a good idea every decade or so. But some pieces? They just stick with you... like that weirdly perfect song from 2017, or in this case, a pair of boots that looked like they were literally on fire.

The Jeremy Scott x UGG Flame Boots

If you were even remotely plugged into fashion back then, you probably remember the moment Jeremy Scott decided UGGs needed to look like they'd just driven through a cartoon inferno. Well, guess what? After nearly a decade of quiet longing, the Jeremy Scott x UGG Flame Boots are finally clawing their way back into our lives.

Wait, Jeremy Scott Did What to UGGs?

Let’s back up for a sec. Jeremy Scott isn’t exactly known for playing it safe. The man’s built an entire career on making sneakers that look like teddy bears and winged high-tops that would make Hermes jealous. He’s the reason your most avant-garde friend owns shoes that double as conversation starters... and maybe taxidermy.

Back in 2017, Scott turned his attention to the humble UGG boot. You know the one: that cozy, shearling-lined staple of coffee runs and WFH fits. But instead of just slapping a logo on it and calling it a day (as collabs often do), he basically set the whole thing ablaze complete with embroidery, thankfully, not actual fire. The result was so absurdly iconic that people have been hunting down deadstock pairs on Grailed ever since.

So What’s the Big Deal with These Boots, Anyway?

Here’s the thing: the Flame Boots weren’t just another designer collab that vanished into the clearance rack of history. They hit that sweet spot of being simultaneously ridiculous and weirdly wearable.

The design starts with UGG's classic tan suede boot, fleece-lined, cloud-soft interior, all that cozy DNA intact. But then Scott's graphics wrap around the entire upper like a heat map of chaos. We're talking embroidered flames that start as yellow licks near the sole, morph into that signature reddish-orange, and get outlined in thick blue thread that makes the whole thing pop like a vintage hot rod.

The flames don't just stop at the toe box. In fact, they creep up the ankle, practically dancing around the boot. And that little leather heel tab? It's got Jeremy Scott's name right there, co-branded like a quiet flex for people in the know. It's the kind of detail that makes you nod approvingly when you spot it across a room.

Why This Re-Release Feels Like Finding Money in Old Jeans

Okay, real talk: Scott's done a lot with adidas. Like, a lot. But his UGG partnership? That was a one-and-done situation. No follow-up, no sequel, no "Flame Boot 2: Electric Boogaloo." For eight years, it's been crickets.

That makes this re-release feel less like a cash grab and more like unearthing a time capsule. These aren't just boots; they're a piece of that weird, wonderful moment in fashion when high-concept design collided with pure comfort. The fact that they're finally coming back exactly as they were is the kind of nostalgia play that actually works.

Plus, in a world where every other drop is more minimal, more clean, more "quiet luxury," there's something refreshingly honest about a boot that just screams look at me, I'm literally on fire.

The Deets: When, Where, and How Much

Alright, let's get to the stuff you're actually here for. Mark your calendars, set your alarms, maybe call in a favor from that friend in New York.

The Flame Boots should have dropped since 14th November 2025.

First Dibs (NYC Exclusive):

• UGG SOHO store
• UGG 5th Avenue store

Yep, just those two physical locations. If you're in the city, congratulations. If not, time to make friends with a Manhattanite who owes you one.

Global Release:

The online drop happens the same day, but only in select regions:

• Europe
• JapanChina
• Australia

So if you're reading this from, say, Des Moines? You might be out of luck unless you've got a VPN and a very forgiving shipping forwarder. (I'm not saying you should do that, but... I'm not not saying it either.)

The Damage: US$400. Yeah, it's steep for an UGG... but for a wearable piece of Jeremy Scott history that'll have people stopping you on the street? Could be worse. Could be those Balenciaga Crocs.

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How to Actually Wear These Things Without Looking Like You're in a Costume

Look, these boots are loud. There's no toning them down, and honestly, that's the point. But if you're dropping four bills on footwear, you probably want to wear them more than once.

Here’s my take: lean into the chaos. Pair them with oversized black cargos and let the cuffs sit right at the ankle so the flames peek through. Or go full Coachella nostalgia with vintage denim shorts and a band tee (weather permitting). For winter? A long, neutral coat and simple jeans let the boots do all the talking.

The key is balance. Let one piece... this piece—be the star. Everything else is just backup dancers.

The Bottom Line

The Jeremy Scott x UGG Flame Boot re-release isn't just another sneaker drop to scroll past. It's a genuinely rare second chance at something most of us thought was lost to the archives. Whether you're a die-hard Scott collector, a UGG loyalist with a wild side, or just someone who appreciates fashion that doesn't take itself too seriously... these boots are speaking your language.

So, are they practical? Not really. Are they subtle? Absolutely not. But are they going to make you weirdly happy every time you look down at your feet? Almost certainly. For more information, head over to UGG's official website.

What do you think? Are you copping these flamed-out boots, or is this a pass? Drop a comment below and let me know. And if you're lucky enough to grab a pair on drop day, share a pic. I'm dying to see how people style these monstrosities eight years later.