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Cheap Ugg boots discussion
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girls.. in shudoo with the discount voucher (20% off £75).. i bought the cardi ones for £60 !! i can not believe it !Mejor morir de pie que vivir toda una vida de rodillas.0
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blue_monkey wrote: »If you want to get a cheap Ugg boot (ie. one that is not Ugg Australia brand) there are plenty of these in the UK so no need to shop overseas for these.
Emu on Amazon £50-£60 no customs charges!!
Hi,
I wanted some uggs last year but was put off because of the price and the fact they always seemed to 'sag' at the back which i hate...i looked at some reviews online and found the emu boots generally had much better reviews, so bought a pair of them instead. I got mine for £40 from amazon, and they're strengthened at the back to keep their shape. i absolutely love mine, i am a size 3/4 so i got a 3 but probably could've done with a 2 actually. my emus have been great in the rain and haven't marked or anything, they just dry clean again. i would definitely reccomend these
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Just bought a second pair of Kirkland sheepskin boots from Costco < £30. Wore the black ones constantly last winter - great quality. My daughter has genuine Uggs but me, poor old Mum is happy with the cheaper ones.0
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Hi FOUND A GENUINE RETAILER OF UGG BOOTS ONLINE SOME BOOTS AT £100 FANTASTIC SELECTION www.theshoegallery.co.uk0
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ginnyspinner wrote: »Hi,
I wanted some uggs last year but was put off because of the price and the fact they always seemed to 'sag' at the back which i hate...i looked at some reviews online and found the emu boots generally had much better reviews, so bought a pair of them instead. I got mine for £40 from amazon, and they're strengthened at the back to keep their shape. i absolutely love mine, i am a size 3/4 so i got a 3 but probably could've done with a 2 actually. my emus have been great in the rain and haven't marked or anything, they just dry clean again. i would definitely reccomend these
From what I understand on others posts, some Emus are stronger then others, some sag and some do not- there is a certain type (called stringer or something similar?) which are the stronger type, others found the different Emus did sag and flop to one side- but getting the right type seems to be a recommended choice on here!0 -
Emu Barossa Boot £75.00 these boots are 100% sheepskin like stingers, thought this was a good price, and have free delivery. Also think there is a voucher code for 10% off, will hunt through my emails. PM me is you want the code as dont think I can post it in this forum.
http://www.shu-moo.co.uk/catalogue/emu_barossa_boot.php?fc=10100 -
I so desperately want some Uggs
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immynjoesmum wrote: »I so desperately want some Uggs

Snap! Am waiting for a winning lottery ticket, but Shodoo seem to have the best prices when they have discount codes on from what I have witnessed over the past 2 years.0 -
found some uggs on ebay for £85 buy it now, think this is probably too good to be true, fairly new seller, and has various different sizes and colours, pics of each different pair with box and certificate and a couple of positive feedbacks from people who've bought them, but guess it really is too good to be true?
found some just sheepskin boots today in faith for £60 but not my size, i really like the look of them (compared to the kids emu's i saw in tkmaxx) does anyone have any just sheepskin?0 -
Do you know how often they have these discount codes floating around and how to you find out about them. Im getting so frustrated trying to find a cheap pair im close to giving up and paying full whack.0
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