Good quality ugg style sheepskin boots?

janeybogs

I need some new snug winter boots without breaking the bank, something crazy comfy and good quality to last the winter. Decker Uggs might be quality but I don't really care about labels, just something that looks and feels good

Any recommendations?

Thanks in advance

jenniewb

Whats your budget?

Emu boots seem to get the thumbs up on here. Amazon and Javari have them at good prices though they have made price rises year on year for the past few years which is a shame. They used to be around £50 to £75 and now tend to be £80 to £150 and some more then this. (Ugg Australia's tend to be £150 to £300). Javari have a discount code on the discounts board (not allowed to list on here) for 25% off until the end of September.

Otherwise TKMaxx sell various Ugg style boots but not sure how they work out structure wise or if they collapse after a few wears or not.

janeybogs

I was looking at around £70 for a pair, although not sure now I've read your post!

TK Max have bearpaw ones in at the moment, which I tried on and were very comfortable but not sure how they'd last? They were £45 which, from looking around, is quite a good price for them.

purdita

janeybogs wrote: »

I was looking at around £70 for a pair, although not sure now I've read your post!

TK Max have bearpaw ones in at the moment, which I tried on and were very comfortable but not sure how they'd last? They were £45 which, from looking around, is quite a good price for them.

I bought some Bearpaw Emma's on Amazon last winter for just over £30 and they are the comfiest things I've ever worn and they are brilliant quality. I'm looking for a pair in black for this winter, but am waiting for the prices to drop as they are all around the £70 mark at the moment.

Peartree

Use part of your budget to get a Costco card and the rest to buy their own brand Kirkland Ugg look alikes. Almost indistinguishable from Uggs apart from the logo, they are around the £30 mark and have a lot of fans on these boards. However, they do go like hot cakes.

janeybogs

purdita wrote: »

I bought some Bearpaw Emma's on Amazon last winter for just over £30 and they are the comfiest things I've ever worn and they are brilliant quality. I'm looking for a pair in black for this winter, but am waiting for the prices to drop as they are all around the £70 mark at the moment.

Thanks! Think I might go with bearpaws.

TKmax have tall ones for 39.99 or short ones for 44.99 (and faux fur ones with a chunky sole), cheapest I've seen around and you can buy online too.

It would take me an hour+ to get to my nearest costco to take the chance on them having them (plus whether I'd get a membership) and wouldn't really be able to take advantage of the bulk buying to make it worthwhile as trecking on tube/buses but thank you

mazy_m

Bearpaw are great ones although I found them a little bulky!! I love my Emus however much more than my UGGS....I got my Emus from thehut.com when they had 25% off so paid £44 ish for my shorter ones and £70 something for black ski ones.....and £90 for a pair of tall ones for my sis for her bday!! i'll see if they've still got that deal on and pop the link on here!! x

mazy_m

Ok just checked the EMU25 code still seems to work on thehut.com however the prices are a lot more expensive than when I brought mine so they are still a lot more than the £70 ish budget you have....the shorter ones are just over £70 but they're just above ankle length so would depend how long you want them to be! x

cazpumpkin

Try tk maxx or ebay for rocket dog high top slush puppys at approx 35 pounds for lowest inc pnp always buy from 100% seller, tkmaxx this year have less rocket dog but more bearpaw just arrived which is top quality high tops in choc camel and black for 50 rrp 90 excellent quality

mum26

Another vote for Costco, they are fab quality and really are identical to uggs without the label stuck on.

xxlaurissaxx

Another vote for the kirkland costco boots. I bought 2 pairs last year and they are still going strong. You could phone costco and ask them if they have them in stock and if they will put them aside for you. They are worth the travel.