No they're not.

Not only that, the pink will show the dirt more and get washed out much quicker ................. unless of course you weren't planning to wash it - which is the alternative style of wearing it.

yea i've seen a clearly flaming gay boy wear those.
i guess some people are just attention whores

I hate Ugg boots - they started off as slippers in Australia and somehow morphed into outdoor wear for the UK!

M&S are doing some good boot-cut jogger bottoms for £9.50 at the moment. Is it OK to wear them as slightly up-market from jeans, but still able to eat food while wearing them, or are they still a bit sad? I haven't got a big arse and I'm not over 60 yet, if it helps!

Dunno - are you planning to wear them with Ugg boots and would you be wearing them inside or outside said boots?

Jogger bottoms upmarket from jeans

I absolutely adore my Ugg boots and don't care what "men" think about them. I've gone through 3 pairs since they came out (real ones of course) and need to buy another pair soon because I wear them so much.

I've never had any complaints from people saying they look ugly, because with skinny jeans, or black tights and a denim skirt, they make you look nice and casual.

They're also, soooooooo comfy. Only downside, can't wear them in the rain

LONG LIVE UGG BOOTS!!!

Definitely NOT Ugg boots! Usually ballet-type slippers. Uggs are not for the almost-elderly!

Not in general, but if you wear the M&S ones with a sweater so you can't see the waistline, they do actually look quite smart (so long as you chose dark colours).

I love my fake uggs, comfort is important to me, other people's opinions on my clothes isn't, fact

And yes, I wore them in the snow.

that is fine

velour track bottoms actually have a second purpose of being able to eat food from them. No time limit on how long the food has been there either

^^^^^^^^ Now being shown ads for Ugg boots!!!

I don't mind either. Uggs are comfy, practical and were nice once upon a time before everyone had a high street rip off. Velour tracksuits can be quite cute depending on who is wearing them imo but have also been ruined by trashy celebrities wearing them. Good quality ones last though and they're so comfy - nice to wear at home.

The damage they're doing to your feet obviously isn't important either.

I like velour bottoms, i don't wear them out, but they're perfect for lazy days in the house. Uggs i'm not that fussed over, i have boots but suede ones.

I agree 100% with the facts lol

Joggers=the last stop before death. Don't do it.

Velour tracksuits are fegging horrible. Who wants to look like a sofa?

However, my boyfriend really likes my Fugg boots (fake Uggs) he says I look "slaggy and cartoon-like" in them..make of that what you will!!

Maybe I'm too practically minded but I don't see the point in buying an expensive pair of boots which will get ruined by rain whilst living in a country where it rains for almost 200 days a year.

Uggs on women look fab!

Uggs worn with a denim mini skirt and black tights especially. A superb look.

Nanny can sit around in her skimpy's as much as she likes as far as I'm concerned!

I used to live in a shared house with a lady like this (she was in her early 40s). I rarely batted an eyelid. When my mates came round, their eyes were on stalks!

"Does she walk around like this all the time?" they'd say.

I'd say "No, sometimes she wears smaller undies!".

Uggs on men look fab, as they are and were mens boots at the end of the day.

I have a pair of Uggs (I'm a guy) and theyre awesome.

What damage do Uggs do to your feet? The expensive ones have a reinforced heel and therefore provide support. They are certainly more suitable than ridiculously high heels which apply undue pressure to the bottom of your spine.

My leather ones were brill in the snow