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How To Bag Yourself Cheap UGG Boots On Sale In The UK & Avoid The Fakes

By Nada Wilson, 6 years ago

Forget those fake UGG Boots that collapse in on themselves, and bag yourself the real deal. Sure, they are expensive, but follow our tips and you can grab them for much less than you think...

UGG Boots

UGG Boots* originated in Australia and became a firm favourite for surfers in the 60's. They are usually made of high quality sheepskin with a fleece on the inside. This means that they are not vegan-friendly.

The outer surface on the original styles of UGG are tanned, and the sole is synthetic.

UGG Womens Wright Belted Boots Stout* now £54.99 from M and M Direct
UGG Womens Cory Ankle Boots Chestnut* now £89.99 from M and M Direct
UGG Womens Jayne Boots Black* now £89.99 from M and M Direct
UGG Womens Demi Croc Ankle Boots Cordovan* now £49.99 from M and M Direct
Kiandra Boots* was £145 now £73 from UGG Outlet

UGG Slippers

UGG do Slippers* and they are brilliant for the Winter. Lined with sheepskin, you'll never have cold feet again. Worried they will give you sweaty feet? Nah, no overheating tootsies with these at all.

Scuffette Ii Glitzy Black Suede* was £90 now £70 from Office
Scuff Slippers Red Wool Plaid* was £89.99 now £60 from Office
Andi Ballet Slipper – Cream* was £70 now £52.50 from Very
Finn Sunshine Slipper* was £60 now £30 from UGG
Dakota Sunshine Slipper* was £110 now £55 from UGG

UGG Sale

UGG* hold their own Sale, and you can pick up UGG bargains from Very*, M and M Direct*, Schuh* and many other official stockists.

Ugg Neutra Trainer* was £130 now £100 from Very
UGG Womens Classic Mini II Boots Spruce* now £79.99 from M and M Direct
UGG Womens Evanna Knee High Boots* now £59.99 from M and M Direct

UGG Australia

The UGG Australia brand is well know around the world, and whilst you may well be able to buy sheepskin type boots everywhere, this brand have a reputation like no other.

UGG Outlet

Did you know that UGG have an Outlet online*, as well in Designer Outlet Shopping Centres? Women's Footwear* starts from just £12 at the official UGG Australia Outlet, plus they often do Clearance Events with up to 70% off!

Mesa Flats* was £60 now £30
Glen Boot* was £160 now £48
Kristabelle* was £175 now £88

Tip: Sign up to receive emails from the UGG Outlet and you'll get an EXTRA 15% off your first order. (You can find the Newsletter Sign-up at the bottom of the homepage!)

UGG Boots UK Sale

If you're after UGG Boots, but are reluctant to pay full whack for them, then you can shop the UGG Sale*.

Their own UGG site has numerous Sales on throughout the year, as do official stockists, Very*.

Classic Unlined Mini* was £100 now £65 from Office
Kasen Heels* was £170 now £65 from Office
Classic Mini II Boot* was £145 now £73 from UGG Outlet
Classic Mini II Neon Boot*was £155 now £78 from UGG Outlet
Classic II Short Boot* was £165 now from £115.60 from Very

UGG Gloves

UGG have your feet covered, but what about your hands? They have them sorted too with Gloves and Mitts*. Yes, some are even all fleecy lined with sheepskin, so they are soft and so warming for the hands.

Smart Glove with Pom Pom* was £40 now £32 from UGG Outlet
Leather Mitten with Toscana Trim* was £115 now £77 from UGG Outlet
Flip Mitten* was £55 now £44 from UGG Outlet
Classic Leather Glove* was £100 now £80 from UGG Outlet
Bailey Glove* was £120 now £79 from UGG Outlet

UGG Shoes

It's not just big Winter boots that UGG manufacture, but some stylish shoes too. Think flats and heels, that are built to be stylish, sturdy and long lasting.

Chivon* was £70 now £21 from UGG Outlet
Suzette* was £70 now £21 from UGG Outlet
Perrie* was £60 now £18 from UGG Outlet
Renada* was £95 now £28.50 from UGG Outlet
Womens Tippie Espadrilles*now £21.99 from M and M Direct

UGG Sandals

Thinking that UGG only cater for the Autumn and Winter? You're wrong! The Australian brand makeSandals* too - I mean, it makes sense since the boots are surfer's favourite.

Fluffie Flip Flips* was £40 now £20 UGG Outlet
Seaside Slider* was £60 now £54 from Very
Maddie Wedge* was £100 now £30 from UGG Outlet
Whitney Platform* was £100 now £30 from UGG Outlet
LaaLaa Sandal* was £50 now £15 from UGG Outlet

Q&A

How can you tell if UGG Boots are genuine?

Marketplaces, Auction Sites and the likes are awash with fake UGG Boots. We aren't talking about sheepskin boots, but those that have purposely been manufactured to dupe buyers into thinking they are purchasing the real deal.

Here are some tips to help you void buying counterfeit UGG Boots:

UGGS are no longer made in Australia or New Zealand, and haven't been for a couple of years. If you spot boots that are being sold as 'made in Australia' then see this as a warning sign. Look out for 'made in China' or 'made in Vietnam'.
Stick with Official Stockists - you can check in the UGG database here*.
UGG pride themselves in high quality, so check the labels on the heel of the boot, is it poorly sewn on? Check the quality of the Shoe Box, is it made of thick cardboard? The quality of the lining is a biggie, if it isn't luxurious, thick fleecy then chances are you haven't got the real deal.
Recent UGG Australia Boots have a code on the sewn-in security label, in the left shoe. This can be scanned to verify authenticity.
Check the sole - Classic UGG Boots have a flexible sole, so if it won't bend at all, then it's likely to be a fake.

Is UGG Australia the same as ugg?

UGG Australia is a brand of UGG Boot. They are not the original manufacturers of Ugg Boots, as in a sheepskin boot. UGG Australia Boots have "UGG Made in Australia" on the heel label, and are made from genuine sheepskin.

UGG Australia is the most popular brand of Ugg Boot in the world. In more recent years, they have been known as just UGG, rather than UGG Australia, this may be because manufacturing is now in Far East Asia, rather than in Australia.

Note, that in 2016, UGG Australia dropped the 'Australia' from their name and are now known as UGG.

What does UGG stand for?

Contrary to common belief, the UGG in UGG Boot, is not short for 'ugly'. It's much more likely that the term 'UGG' was derived from 'fug boots', that were worn by the R.A.F. during WW1.

Fug boots look rather than what we now know and love as UGGs.

Where are real UGGs made?

Genuine UGG Australia boots are made in China, by Deckers Outdoor Corporation, and have been for the last two years. Previous to this, they were manufactured in Australia and New Zealand, as the brand name suggests.