Can I trade in my ripper Uggs for new ones?
When I tried to do that they said my Uggs were under a one year warranty only and that they wouldn't replace them from normal wear. But you could try and email them.
Can i trade in old uggs for new ones with the ugg company? if i got my uggs with in the last year?
No. Some stores (Nordstrom's, I think) sometimes run promotions where if you trade in an old pair of Uggs you get $20 or $30 or $40 off a new pair. Some store that sells Uggs had a Facebook promotion about swapping old pairs for new some time early in 2010, and people are still circulating it as if it's still true. It's not. You can always exchange a DEFECTIVE pair of Uggs for new ones at the same store where you purchased them.
Where can I get UGG boots?
You can get them at Nordstorm & Journeys. I would suggest going to Nordstorm, because they are a cheaper place to get them, other places or more expencive.
I LOOOOOOOVE Ugg boots!!Yes, I know and have heard how they're so heavily frowned upon as fashionable footwear (or footwear period). Well let me tell y’all something…they may not be the prettiest things on the planet, but they are so friggin' comfortable!!Several years ago, I decided I wanted to get me a pair of mid-calf boots that looked like Uggs, but they were made by Bearpaw. Put them on for the first time and immediately was in heaven — they were black, waterproof, and super warm! I had worn them so much that I wore holes in the soles, and sadly I had to toss them last year & replace 'em.And now, I wear knee-high boots from JustFab that may not be quite as weather-friendly as my Bearpaws were, but they're cute and once again keep my tootsies toasty (HUGE plus for me since my feet get cold fairly easily). Once the chilly weather starts setting in, that's when those boots will be on my feet more often times than off them.(And yes, they go perfectly with leggings and knee socks/legwarmers…)
What style UGG boots should I get?
Uggs are neat! I had a pair once that I got at a department store for $59.00. They were not knee high--I guess "below the knee." They were the neatest boots I ever had, and I kept them 9 years. I washed them in the washer. I know I will never own Uggs again because of the price. I found some awesome "Report" boots on close out at Younkers several years ago for $4.99. I bought 10 pair. I gave some to my daughters, so they are set. I sold some. I have 3 pair. They are warm and comfy to wear all day. One pair laces all the way up, but it doesn't take that long, and I just leave them on all day. I'm telling you this, because it's always possible to be practical, fashionable, and sensible for less than the price of Ugg. I'm going to look at the website, though. I'll try and let you know which ones I like. I know that I would pick out classic tall, or just below the knee. I live in Northern WI, so have cold and snow issues--short boots aren't an option here, except for style.
How can I tell if Ugg boots are fake?
Boy are some people well just plain dumb? just because it says UGG on the heal doesn't make it an UGG boot. I could buy a pair of knock off UGG style boots and put the word UGG on the heels, does that make them real UGG boots? NO! First off, UG,UGH,UGLY and UGG are all GENERIC words that discribe a type and style of sheepskin boot that is handcrafted in AUSTRALIA. So with that said, Where are your boots made? iI they are made in Australia GOOD, anywhre else BAD. What are your boots made from? Sheepskin, GOOD suede or leather BAD.What are the soles made of? Rubber GOOD plastic BAD. Try checking out these AUTHENTIC UGG boots that are AUSTRALIAN made and of the highest quality.I buy all of my boots from them.australianaura.com,30-below.com, beachfeet.net and emu.com. These companies handcraft all of the boots they sell in AUSTRALIA not massed produced in CHINA.
UGG boots are by many considered shoes every fashionable woman should have in her closet, and many entrepreneurial individuals want to cash in on their popularity.But Why made in China?1. Scale. for any product that needs to be made, you can quickly find the factories, trading agents, raw materials suppliers, logistics etc. to make your project happen quickly and efficiently. In other words, there are very few "holes" in the supply chain and Chinese like to move quickly.2.Efficiency. China is kind of one-dimensional at this point...it's all about making things. It's all about factories and distribution. this singular focus is a huge benefit for foreign manufacturers.3.Cultural match. Chinese are naturally very frugal. In terms of the business, function is far more important than the form. Things don't need to look so perfect as long as the final result is achieved.Here's what you can buy for cheap, cheap, cheap.Would you need some help for buying from China?Welcome to my site:China Manufacturing, Import From China
With UGG boots, not running in half sizes, one should nearly always buy the full size lower-go down half a size.Why?The obvious reason is that these boots are made to be worn without socks and they will stretch, or rather, become more spacious as the fur on the bottom of your feet flattens or lose its cloudiness.If you live in cold weather and plan to change into other non-UGG boots mid-day or at a later time.If you have narrow feet, and want the boots to feel snug, you'll have to bear the tightness for 6-8 wears before they loosen up.But…If you have to wear an insole for arch support, I would go up half a size.If you are from Florida, like me, and need the extra warmth, and choose to wear socks anyway (although it's not necessary).Lastly…If your feet are wide and you wear insoles, go UP half a size for extra room in width.I hope this helps you make a better decision.
Can i trade my old uggs in somewhere?
Look to see if there's a Plato's Closet in your area. This place is fantastic! They take designer/name brand clothing for cash, or store credit. I love shopping there. It's like a Salvation Army, but for only really nice clothing and accessories. Like I said though, if they don't have the boots you're looking for there, you can also take cash for your used clothing.
The classic ones are sheepskin suede which is not waterproof.Even if you treat them with a water repellent spray they will still get wet in prolonged exposure to wet conditions.So they are not ideal for wearing while walking through deep snow, especially wet snow.They will also get wet and stained in slushy conditions where salt or ice melt is used to melt snow and ice.They are not a purpose-built snow boot.UGG actually makes snowboots which are smooth leather with rubber waterproof solesHere are UGGS that have been exposed to wet conditions: