Ugg Boots from £62 delivered

mrkester

wrong thread

vicki83

i've just got back from cheshire oaks and got a pair of cardies for £70 from bootique....crossed the car park to Daniel and they were £100! They had tall sunflower for £90 other coloured cardies had varies amounts of money off but can't remember how much off each....the shop was packed and i heard the assistants saying to people they didn't have their sizes but lucky me my size was the display pair!

cherry22

I decided to just spend a bit more and get ones I definitely trusted.
I got some short classic black uggs from Shudoo using this code VC1015 for 15% off. Made £127.50 including delivery which I was happy with! :beer:

vicki83

cherry22 wrote: »

I decided to just spend a bit more and get ones I definitely trusted.
I got some short classic black uggs from Shudoo using this code VC1015 for 15% off. Made £127.50 including delivery which I was happy with! :beer:

hope you get on better than i did with shudoo i'm waiting for the boots i ordered last sunday to arrive not even got dispatch email yet

thevideoguy

I was looking for a high quality alternative to Ugg, and as suggested in the forum I checked out BearPaw. These are the US equivalent to Ugg. TKMaxx sell these for about £43, but they were always out of stock of my daughter"s size and her preferred colour. So I ordered them from the US from bpboots. They arrived today in 3 working days (using express delivery) and they are very high quality pure sheepskin. I went for the Emma boot, which is better then the Eva sold in TKMaxx, with more re-inforcement on the heel and thicker soles - Total price about £70. So if you don't mind forgoing the label, then I would thoroughly recommend these. After trying on in TKMaxx we found that the boots run one size larger than normal - i.e. for UK size 6 go for a US size 9 (equivalent to a UK 7).

newbeginning_2

Rubbersole have 10% off Ugg Australia at the minute - code is JUMP10. Free delivery too.

yvonne13_2

Are you sure they are real? The letters on the back are not correct. The first G should be big and over lapping the U and last G

newbeginning_2

yvonne13 wrote: »

Are you sure they are real? The letters on the back are not correct. The first G should be big and over lapping the U and last G

Yes they're real. Listed on the Ugg Australia site as authorised dealers.

http://www.uggaustralia.com/gb/retailstores/onlinestores.aspx?p=aor

jenniewb

yvonne13 wrote: »

Are you sure they are real? The letters on the back are not correct. The first G should be big and over lapping the U and last G

Rubber sole are genuine, saw them at the Vitality show one year: real store, real people, UK based.
But they did have what seemed like a few admin issues not so long ago with the Fitflop sandles (they were offering them at a low price which could be why). https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/2719991
But I wouldn't be worried about them having any fakes myself, just a few queues (if not already sorted!).

sallysaver

thevideoguy wrote: »

I was looking for a high quality alternative to Ugg, and as suggested in the forum I checked out BearPaw. These are the US equivalent to Ugg. TKMaxx sell these for about £43, but they were always out of stock of my daughter"s size and her preferred colour. So I ordered them from the US from bpboots. They arrived today in 3 working days (using express delivery) and they are very high quality pure sheepskin. I went for the Emma boot, which is better then the Eva sold in TKMaxx, with more re-inforcement on the heel and thicker soles - Total price about £70. So if you don't mind forgoing the label, then I would thoroughly recommend these. After trying on in TKMaxx we found that the boots run one size larger than normal - i.e. for UK size 6 go for a US size 9 (equivalent to a UK 7).

Were you lucky enough to get away with the tax imposed on many things coming in from the States?