As someone who enjoys microtrends, but is often slow to adopt them, the swiftness with which I sought out my first pair of platform UGGs…
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Shoes aren’t easy gifts to give (and in some cultures/traditions, they are even seen as “unlucky” when given as gifts), but I sometimes take that…
As I mentioned in my review of the UGG Ultra Mini Boots, the primary difference between the Classic Mini II and the Ultra Mini is…
The UGG Ultra Mini Boots have real shearling/leather uppers that are treated for water-repellence and stain-resistance, but the footbeds are lined in a material called UGGplush that's 80% wool and 20% lyocell³. The lining, which measures 17mm, is quite plush and warm. My favorite detail on the Ultra Mini (which you will also find on the Classic Mini but not on the taller styles) is the rear pull tabs, which facilitate the on/off process. The Ugg classic boot is easily identified by the tonal stitching on the exterior and UGG labels at the heel. They are generally well made and, based on my experience, last between five to eight seasons; I generally only retire them when the lining starts to thin from (overzealously) cleaning the insoles.
Reviewing and comparing two popular open-heeled slippers for cold weather: the Birkenstock Boston Shearling Clogs and the UGG Tasman Shearling Slippers
