Ugg Boots from £62 delivered

crunchynut_2

don't know if this is helpful but, went into coventry town today, walked passed a shop called BANK window full of uGg boots, cardi's, long, short,even metalic ones. no prices but probably the going rate. good luck

marklaruk_2

thanks for info ppl.

gna try a couple of places on monday including bank and if i have no luck then the person i am buying them for is also after some ghd's so i will scrap the uggs and get her them instead

thx

lexie55_2

Was Told By John Lewis That Bank Sell The Originals, So Def No Problems There.

ravylesley

I've been considering buying some Uggs all winter and was wondering are they wide fitting?I have fat calves and find it hard to get zip up boots to fit me

Lesleyxx

Who_me?_2

I wonder if anyone of you Ugg experts could help? I bought my (adult -27)daughter some Uggs for Christmas 2007 - I got them from the UK section of the Ugg Australia website and paid £140 plus postage. She wore them a lot but not for copious walking!! but in early Feb2008 she noticed a tiny hole where her big toe was :eek: . I contacted the Scottish firm that supplied them and they said to send them back for inspection - they promptly returned the boots and said it was down to "customer/accidental damage"!!!!!:mad: Anyway I wrote to the MD and they relented and sent a new pair of boots. I think they did it as a gesture of goodwill -which I appreciate! She has worn the original ones for now as the hole was only tiny (but one has now appeared on the other boot)................but my question is........ how can she avoid getting a hole in the new ones?? She always wears cotton socks with them and her toe nails are kept trimmed.
Any advice would be gratefully received.

sweetcake

ravylesley wrote: »

I've been considering buying some Uggs all winter and was wondering are they wide fitting?I have fat calves and find it hard to get zip up boots to fit me

Lesleyxx

hi, they are quite wide,my calves are not huge but not skinny either and they fit me, they do give quite abit aswell and once the fur inside gives after a couple of wears they seem wider anyway.
Also, canterbury boots are slightly wider around the calf if you didn't mind not having actual uggs and would prefer abit more room, i've got some and they are a slightly bigger fit than uggs.
Hope that helps

tomthered

Just remember that you can haggle with customes over their imposed duty. I bought something from the US via ebay and they tried to charge £16 (£8 duty and £8 for the Royal Mail). I argued that as the actual price was les than £18 I did not have to pay duty. I was refunded the cost within 2 weeks.

ergo if they charge duty just remember its on the actual price and should not include postl cost which is duty free!!

:T:T:T

barginunter

Isn't it getting a bit warm now for furry boots?

tinkerbel

not in manchester its not!
Don't forget if you buy from bank you get 10% student discount!

boldaslove

pinkgem wrote: »

asos.com have cardy uggs for £100 http://www.asos.com/Ugg/Ugg-Knitted-Boot/Prod/pgeproduct.aspx?iid=211454&clr=Grey&SearchQuery=ugg&sh=0

if you search asos in the discounts forum there are various discounts valid until midnight tomorrow that should save you a few quid

thanks for the info. i was too late to grab the discount. coincidently my dad turned up the other day in sheepskin boots (not uggs, a company called 'just sheepskin', office stock them) and after nabbing them to try them on he's said he'll buy me a pair :eek:

anyhooo..... i'm posting because company's may issue is offering a 20% off code for ASOS, buy the magazine (you get free flip flops too - all weather conditions covered!!), go to their website and register for their newsletter and then input the code on the front of the magazine. they'll email you the code. hope this helps someone i'll let you all know what my boots are like!