Customer Reviews

Rockport Men's Llandro Strap Casual Oxford With Strap,Coach/Canvas,9 M US

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I bought these shoes in a light pink in the summer and I haven't taken them off since. They are versitile, comfortable, warm and ideal for walking long distances and shopping.

Just before buying them I'd been wearing strappy sandles and heals for 10-14 hours/day. After showing up for a peddicure with scabs and scars all over my poor feet, my nail lady told me to try some Uggs. So I did. My feet have healed, they are well insulated and stay moisturized because of the thick lining.

The uggs are so comfortable, infact, that they have inspired me to walk to work--1.5miles each way. How many shoes can you say that about? There is no break-in period, and they feel like you are wearing nice slippers in public.

I don't worry about walking on ice in them because there isn't a heel to twist an ankle on, and there is plenty of traction. Better than docs for the bad weather, actually, because the soles don't freeze and they keep your feet PLENTY warm.

There are only three drawbacks: the suede--I didn't treat it quick enough and now the water marks show from walking in the snow; and the casualness of them. As soon as I find uggs in something that works with a suit I'm set for life! In the meantime, I wear them to walk to work, change shoes in my office, and then switch back into them if I know I'm not going to meetings for a while. The third is the height, while I like the shorter boot for under jeans, it isn't something that would look OK with anything else, and certainly looks goofy by itself.

These shoes are in my main closet with the rest of the shoes I will never part with--my docs and birks. They belong in that elite shoe category of classic, comfortable and well made. I can't wait to get another pair.

Uggs are the best boots for fall and winter. They have a great history of being perfect for ski resorts or other snowy settings. They have a good reputation based on their years being made in New Zealand. But they aren't made there anymore, they're made in china, and the difference is dramatic. While the Chinese Uggs are nice boots, they are nowhere as well made and the leather and fleece is much cheaper that it was during Uggs' better days.

As recommended by the manufacturer, you should size down. I wear a size 8 tennis shoe and a size 8 UGG is way too big. However, I kept them because they seemed impossible to exchange as they are so popular right now.

Because they are a little big, I wear thick socks with them and it makes up for the size (incase they are sold out in your size and you really would like them). The only problem besides having to wear thick socks with them is they seem a little wide and bulky. But it's a small price to pay for how comfortable they are, definitely worth the price.

Hi everyone I ordered direct from the UGG Australia website after reading reviews on Amazon that they could possibly be made in China if ordered elsewhere. When I received my boots they were MADE IN CHINA!! I wrote to UGG Australia to complain about the boots being made in china here is there reply: Thank you for your below inquiry on the country of manufacture of UGG brand boots. As you note, most UGG Classics are now made in China. Our Australian sources simply could not handle the volume of boots we now manufacture. The vast majority of sheepskin used to manufacture Classics in China, however, continues to come from Australia. Also, our quality standards have not changed - the boots we make in China are as high (if not higher) in quality than anything we have ever made. We also continue to make some UGG brand footwear in Australia and New Zealand. The UGG Ultra short, Ultra tall, Sundance ll and Nightfall, for example, are all made in New Zealand. Some scuffs and slippers are made in Australia

I recently bought a pair of Short Ugg boots to wear for winter warmth and style. They are amazing! The best way to wear them is WITHOUT socks so you can feel the warmth. These boots are available in about every imaginable color. You can roll the tops down on the tall or short Uggs, so you can see the fur. I didn't buy the protective spray for these boots, and it doesn't really matter anyway. As long as you don't go out in a torrential downpour, you won't get bad water marks. As you know, Uggs are the hottest style and are also a very cute style for the upcoming spring season! Well worth the money!!!!!

i love my uggs. i wear them with mini skirts, jeans and sweatpants all the time. im in college and they are the best to walk around campus in. i recently ordered the "tall" pair so i can tuck my jeans into them and wear them with skirts as well. because they are suede, they will get discolored if they get wet, but uggs are meant to be worn in, and they dont look bad if they get a little beat up. great buy!

From Ugg Australia but Made in China. I'm an Aussie and have been to the manufacturing location of these boots in Sydney, NSW Australia. The boots manufactured there are the original Ugg. Australian Made with genuine australian wool and materials. These are China made boots that are tagged with Ugg since they bought the rights to name a number of years ago. Sorry, only the name is Australia. Not the boot. [...]

I purchased the chocolate short uggs last year and thought it was just a fluke when they kept getting wet inside.(yes, I purchased the Ugg Waterproofing spray) So, I purchased another pair this winter only to have the water leak in through the bottom. I have sinced inquired about this at various places that sell Uggs, only to be informed that the Uggs made in China do not hold up as well as they did when they were in Austrailia. I have since purchased the Koolabura....hopefully they hold up better.

My daughter just loves her Ugg boots. She has several pairs in different color. We has used the cleaner with great success. Boots are very comfortable and warm.

UGG Classic Short Chestnut

These boots are classic, comfortable and well made.