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Urgh I hate, hate Ugg boots, there's nothing more enraging than a person walking slowly in front of you and dragging the worn out heels of their Uggs! The cheap, riff off ones are the worst, but I don't like the real ones either. They crease with wear, making you look like you have elephant legs. There's just nothing elegant about them!
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I love my sheepskin boots but buy Bearpaw from TK Maxx. Wouldn't buy Ugg's as I find the company distasteful
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Most don't have real Uggs.I brought some of the bailey button but i only wear them in the house now as slippers. I wish i had Emus they are better.
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why on earth do people wear them in the rain? They must have soggy feet and after spending all that money on the boots it must ruin them.
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why on earth do people wear them in the rain? They must have soggy feet and after spending all that money on the boots it must ruin them.
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you'll be quite suprised that they actually keep your feet dry in the rain.
Won't the rain damage the boots though?
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Really?
Won't the rain damage the boots though? |
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They are actually very hard wearing, being the footwear of choice for farmers, surfers and Anzac forces in times gone by.
I sling mine in the washing machine at 40 degrees and peg them out on the line
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Im a guy and I have a pair of chestnut ones, very good for any guy or girl to own some.
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They are actually very hard wearing, being the footwear of choice for farmers, surfers and Anzac forces in times gone by.
I sling mine in the washing machine at 40 degrees and peg them out on the line ![]() |
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I've washed mine at least 4 times. They always come out fine. Just a gentle wash on a low temperature (no fabric softner) and a nice sun/air dry on the line. They come out like new.
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I've washed mine at least 4 times. They always come out fine. Just a gentle wash on a low temperature (no fabric softner) and a nice sun/air dry on the line. They come out like new.
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Ugg is not a brand, it is a style of boot. Emu is a brand name and I, like some other posters, think Emus are better than those branded with the name "Ugg", which derives from the term 'ugly boot'.
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Won't the rain damage the boots though?
