UGG Boots & Slippers
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UGG® Video Ever wonder how to wear your UGG® Classic Boots? Here a some quick ideas! Why buy UGG® from Footwear etc? Footwear etc. has been in business since 1986 and is proud to be one of the largest authorized retailers of authentic UGG® Footwear. We only sell new products in their original packaging. We also pride ourselves on our award-winning amazing customer service. Let us help you find the perfect pair of UGG® boots and shoes! Why Choose UGG® Owning a pair of UGG® boots has become the pinnacle of fashion. Appearing in magazines like Vogue and on runways all across the world, UGG® boots are now a high fashion symbol. What was once known as a laid back, sporty look has become a must-have accent piece for every woman’s wardrobe. What many people don't realize is that the UGG® brand has been around since the early 1960s — when the shoes were predominately worn by men. Surfers in Australia were looking for a pair of shoes to keep their feet warm and dry in between surfing stints. However, surfers’ girlfriends started “borrowing” them and sported them like letter jackets. Eventually, UGG® started developing pairs for both men and women. UGG® footwear first started appearing in the United States in 1978 when Brian Smith relocated to the beaches of Southern California, where he brought the sheepskin boots with him. After falling in love with the sheepskin experience, he knew they would catch on in the states. The UGG® boots trend gradually caught wind and embodied the relaxed and casual lifestyle of SoCal. As winter came, UGG® Boots were featured in ski shops and on slopes reflecting their sporty, casual style. By the ‘90s, celebrities took notice of the brand and sported the boots often. As the brand spread from sports shops to boutiques, UGG® womens boots and mens boots finally exploded. Featured on Oprah's Favorite Things, UGG® boots became recognized by celebrities and average Joes alike. What Sets UGG® Boots Apart? It’s all in the sheepskin! You won’t find more
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