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The UGG Goldenstar Evelina in Burnt Cedar: pick the colourway, then price it
The Evelina Clog is a women's UGG style we hold in four colourways under one style number, 1180251. Burnt Cedar is one of them, and it is a separate product from the other three — its own offers, its own sizes. Buying it well means deciding the colour before you compare anything.
The Goldenstar Evelina Clog is a women's UGG style we carry in four colourways, all filed under the same style number, 1180251. Burnt Cedar — code 1180251-BCDR — is the one this article is about. Every shop we check, every size it still has and the moment we last read it are on its page; what follows is what is worth settling before you order rather than after.
Four colourways, four separate products
Alongside Burnt Cedar we hold the Evelina in Chestnut, in Sand Castle and in Dusty Orchid. The marketplaces list all four with a release date of 1 January 2026 — that is the catalogue field as the marketplaces record it, and dates move. It is not a brand announcement and we do not present it as one.
The style number tells you they are the same shoe; it does not make them interchangeable. Each colourway has its own page, its own offers and its own sizes left, and a shop that lists one is not thereby listing the others. A sharp offer on Burnt Cedar is not evidence of anything about Chestnut. Decide which of the four you actually want first, then go and price that one.
Read the UGG chart before you compare two shops
Shops list this model in whichever system they sell in — European, British or American — and the UGG women's chart does not move in even steps from one end of its range to the other. From EU 36 up to EU 41½ it goes half a size at a time. Above that it steps a whole European size: EU 42 is US 11 or UK 9, EU 43 is US 12 or UK 10, EU 44 is US 13 or UK 11.
That gap is where the mistake happens. A shop offering the American 11 and a shop offering the European 43 are not offering the same foot — they are a full European size apart, and only one of them fits you. Convert with UGG's own table, on our size page, rather than with the numbers you remember from another brand, because the same figure means different feet at different brands.
The shops are not all in the same place
We check the shops we track once a day. They sit in several countries, so the same colourway can be quoted in different currencies and listed in different size systems, with different amounts of the size run left. For a colourway carried by a single shop there is nothing to compare and the only question is whether that shop has your size; where more than one lists it, the useful comparison is between the offers that still have your size, not between the two lowest figures on the page.
What to do with this
- Choose the colourway before you shop, not after you find a price.
- Open the Evelina colourway you want and read down the offers: each one is that shop's own.
- Put the shop's size into the UGG chart before you judge it against another shop's figure.
- Above EU 41½ the European column moves a whole size at a time — that is where a 'half size out' becomes a full one.
- Check the sizes a shop still has, not just which of its offers looks lowest.
The four Evelina colourways we hold, starting with Burnt Cedar. Open one to see every shop that lists it, its stock, the sizes left and when we last checked.
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