1/2 price ugg boots BE QUICK!!!

chow81

previous poster have said they are real, i hope they are have just bought a pair. should be here tomorrow. will see then.

Nikkipink11

What is the sunflower colour like, i really would have liked classic tall in Chestnut. Thanks

UKHCGirl

im guessing as they are part of JD sports, they should be.. I bought it by paypal anyway so if i realise they are fakes, then i will just raise a claim.

I really like the sunflower ones. I have been after a pair of somewhat affordable uggs for ages so i really hope these look good haha

UKHCGirl

the sunflower ones are like a light tan colour.

mobby-2554

They're on Quidco with 6% cash back.
http://www.quidco.com/get-the-label/
So I think they must be genuine

UKHCGirl

damnit. i looked on quidco and didnt see it. oh well.

rdbaxter

natschic wrote: »

Yes she does have quite big feet, i wanna buy her some for them to last her though longer than a month, at this cheap its worth it if they only last her a few months

I bought ome that were a UK3 supposidly..... she is oveer 2 and they r still to big !!!! cute tho xx

twinklyeys

I cannot believe how many people are quick to judge others! The baby UGG is more like a slipper than a shoe! I cannot see the harm in putting that on an 8 month old! She is not walking and therefor proper support is not an issue. My little one wore pram shoes to keep his feet warm in the winter, does that make me a bad mother? I do agree 100% that when they start to walk they need proper support and fitting, hence why I went with Start-rite!

blah11

DecoSparkle wrote: »

Blah11, are you actually qualified to state they won't do any harm? If not that's a rather dangerous assertion. Princesswoo is right that the advice is to put NO shoes on babies until they are actually walking as ill-fitting ones can cause their feet to be misshapen before they've had chance to form properly. Hence why Clarks won't sell you cruiser shoes until your baby is cruising. To avoid damage that lasts a lifetime, stick with warm socks until they really need shoes-and even then avoid uggs as podiatrists have declared them very unsupportive to developing feet. I know my child would look adorable in them but I will resist to avoid blighting him with knee and back problems later in life.

The infant Uggs are like slippers like a previous poster said. They don't even have hard soles (same softness as clarks crawlers) so yes, quite confident that it will cause no issues later on in life.

beckyr6

The sunflower Uggs are lovely, i bought a pair last year. They are more of a sand colour than yellow as they state. Really good value for money at over £100 off!

Just ordered a pair for my mum for Christmas too, thank you OP, cheap Uggs are :j:beer::T :rotfl: