urd said:I have to confess that I wear uggs with legwarmers and a miniskirt
That's hot. Post some pics!

urd said:I have to confess that I wear uggs with legwarmers and a miniskirt

Ugg Australia is an American brand.
AMERICAN!! Dammit.
The word ugg, to NZers and Australians is generic. Well, it was until an American company trademarked the term.
That's like trademarking the word "sneakers" and stamping SNEAKERS AMERICA on the back of the shoes you make.
Sheepskin boots (what we call ugg boots/uggs/uggies) have been around for many years in Australia and NZ.
Saying "knock-off uggs" or "fake uggs" is like saying fake sneakers or fake pumps. Doesn't work.
Ugg Australia brand boots are no longer made in Australia. They are made in NZ and China. They are then sold for a much higher price than real Australian/New Zealand brands. Eg, here in NZ Ugg Australia boots have just popped up in a store for $NZ240 compared to NZ brand boots for $NZ120.
Real Australian and NZ manufacturers/retailers are no longer allowed to call their boots ugg boots, despite the fact that the term "ugg boots" is deeply ingrained in culture Down Under and most people still call them that.
Fricking ignorant tourists swarm shops here asking for "real ugg boots" and think NZ/Aussie manufacturers are selling some kind of knock-off product.
TheSoCalledPrep said:DIE, TRENDS, DIE.
Do you like them?
If yes, wear them.
Maybe men don't won't to wear something trendy 13 year olds wear with ruffly miniskirts?Trendsetter2 said:Uggs are great I think. I can't understand why it has not become fashionable for men though. I think there is a market for it.

