Ugg Boots

I'm a high heel girl at heart (and feet). It's normal for my work colleagues to gasp as I totter into the office in 5 inch high heels, I just love shoes the higher the better, I had at least 40 pairs of high heeled shoes in my wardrobe, I do have a few pairs of flat shoes (for driving and also trainers for going to the gym) but I rarely buy a new pair of flats. So when I first saw UGG boots about 3 years ago I just thought "ergh, no way am I ever putting ugly things like those on my feet" and wondered what all the fuss was about as they looked hideous. One of my friends had just bought a pair and told me to try them on, after coaxing me to try on her new ...  Read the complete review

In November last year my mum announced that she was going to buy me a pair of uggs for Christmas. While I know there are many women who would be very happy at this announcement I was not one of them. My sister had been wearing uggs for years and swore that once I had worn them I would never want to wear another pair of boots again. I wasn't convinced. Not only were uggs ugly, they're also extremely expensive. You can get a decent pair of boots for £50 that last for ages, why would I want my mum to waste her money on a pair that I didn't even find attractive? But my mum is not a woman to argue with so I found myself in town one Saturday afternoon trying on ...  Read the complete review

A couple of years back the celebrity magazines were full of these funny looking boots. We soon learned that these were UGG boots the new big celebrity trend. Since this trend started it has propelled itself into something that a lot of women (and men) want. Imitations have been created, specific UGG boot stores have been opened and you now see them everywhere. Sheepskin boots have been worn in Australia for years and in 1978 Brian Smith took some over to the USA with him. Ove rthe years they became popular with surfers but finally came into the mainstream. The Ugg Australia brand has particularly grown over the last few years. They are a high end product that ...  Read the complete review

Now, I have to say before purchasing these I had no idea what all the 'hype' was about the UGG boots and what made them so different from them to the ones you can pick up in Priceless, Shoesone, etc for around £13. I couldn't quite grasp why they'd spent over £100/ £200 for a pair of winter boots, when they're are perfectly capable copies- but now I understand! I purchased a pair a few months ago after many of my aunties, owning AT LEAST one pair and never stop ranting on about them and how I should get a pair. At first I was very scared to part with the money, mine were the classic cardy ones in grey which cost £125 off of the UGG website. After much thinking ...  Read the complete review

I've had my classic short chocolate Ugg boots now for nearly two years. At first I couldn't understand what all the fuss was about but once I actually put them on my feet it all became quite clear. **My experience** I chose the chocolate colour because I felt the colour would match with a lot of outfits, it's a wintery colour and also dark so I hoped that they wouldn't get noticeably dirty quickly. On first putting the ugg boots on (you are meant to wear them without socks) the sheepshin is so so soft and snuggley on your feet its like no other shoes I've ever tried on. I was a convert immediately!. So after wearing my uggs pretty much ...  Read the complete review