Guide to buying Ugg Australia boots!

jillianjennings

can anyone tell me if www.uggstore.com/au the real deal or fakes? They seem to be really cheap compared to all of the sites that you have recommended that's whats got me suspicious!!

mookie

jillianjennings wrote: »

can anyone tell me if www.uggstore.com/au the real deal or fakes? They seem to be really cheap compared to all of the sites that you have recommended that's whats got me suspicious!!

Hi, Uggstore sell sheepskin boots of an alternative brand. They are genuine australian made sheepskin ugg boots but not the uGg label, if you are looking for a pair of sheepskin boots without being fussy about the label you may find these boots will be of equal quality. HTH

wineoclock36

Does anyone know the best place to buy cheap emu's?
I prefer the look of this brand, they are much sturdier also.
Are there many fakes of these about?

mookie

wineoclock36 wrote: »

Does anyone know the best place to buy cheap emu's?
I prefer the look of this brand, they are much sturdier also.
Are there many fakes of these about?

Last year TK Maxx were selling Emus but they werent sheepskin, I think they run 2 lines, a lower priced suede boot and a more expensive sheepskin boot. I think as long as you check they are sheepskin not suede they would be fine. There is a thread on Emus here http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1099427

I have just checked and the Emu Bronte is a suede boot the Emu Stinger is a sheepskin. HTH

fuzzybear01

It's a shame that Bootbarn only take credit card, I wish Maestro would roll out to the USA. I'm wondering if it will still work out cheap if I get a pre-paid credit card...

charlotted84

hello, yesterday i ordered a pair of tall ugg boots from www.uggboots-uk.com
I paid through Paypal, they was 79.00, and the total was 99.00 including shipping. i searched the name of the website today just to see if they are trustworthy but couldnt find anythng. has anyone brought from this website before?? or is it too good to be true (seeing as how cheap they are) ... if that is the case would paypal refund my money?? or will i lose it?? ohh im getting worried now.... i wish i waited! thanks xx

KUx

mookie wrote: »

Oh thats annoying, what are you after?

I was after the grey classic cardy boots. I went in to town on Sat & tried about 8 shops, all out of stock of the grey ones. Went in to Cruise as a last resort and they had them! So i bought them, I paid the full price of £110, but Id rather that than wait until November!

You can buy them online too http://www.cruiseclothing.co.uk/#37169X0 and for some reason, when you go to checkout, they are cheaper than what it displays on the first page. Eg, these were £110 then i click add to bag & go to checkout & they ended up as £93.62, I dont know if this is a discount or an error, but either way...its good!

gunsandbanjos

Just looked at the link KUx, are you sure its the final total thats cheaper or just the display price? I looked at the checkout page and they show the total but without VAT, then VAT is added at the end.

KUx

charlotted84 wrote: »

hello, yesterday i ordered a pair of tall ugg boots from www.uggboots-uk.com
I paid through Paypal, they was 79.00, and the total was 99.00 including shipping. i searched the name of the website today just to see if they are trustworthy but couldnt find anythng. has anyone brought from this website before?? or is it too good to be true (seeing as how cheap they are) ... if that is the case would paypal refund my money?? or will i lose it?? ohh im getting worried now.... i wish i waited! thanks xx

Hi there,

I also searched the website but didnt find much, but there are a few of things making me think these could be fakes...

1. The boots are very cheap, compared to anywhere else you can buy the real deal.

2. Each boot, has every size in stock, which implies they have a ton of these boots, and genuine retailers dont stock that much.

3. Some of the boots look quite pointy at the front, and real Ugg Australia boots are more rounded, and also some of the boots look crushed, or quite poorly made.

4. The website doesn't mention anywhere that these boots are genuine Deckers Ugg Australia boots.

5. At the bottom of the page on the website, they suggest you go up a size in a boot, and say please don't go down a size. Fake uggs are smaller than usual. And normally genuine Ugg retailers suggest you go down a size when buying ugg boots, as they are bigger.

About getting your money back...

The website states "We will exchange or full refund your purchase within 30 days of the original shipment date. Products must be unworn and in the same condition in which you
received them. "

Depending on when you ordered them, it is probably too late to stop the order. So you will have to wait to receive them, and then send them back for a full refund.

Hope this helps!

KUx

gunsandbanjos wrote: »

Just looked at the link KUx, are you sure its the final total thats cheaper or just the display price? I looked at the checkout page and they show the total but without VAT, then VAT is added at the end.

Ahh yes, didn't notice that! Duh :rolleyes: Thanks!