Thanks for putting this up! Another test is pulling the outside suede and inside fur at the same time to ensure they are connected as real uggs would be. I’ve been buying secondhand and authenticity is obviously a concern for me and I’m wondering if all fakes are as obvious as these
So pretty much you gotta see inside the boot and the bottom to determine authenticity... also I can see plain as day the difference on the wool between the authentics and the knock offs
Thanks for putting this up! Another test is pulling the outside suede and inside fur at the same time to ensure they are connected as real uggs would be. I’ve been buying secondhand and authenticity is obviously a concern for me and I’m wondering if all fakes are as obvious as these
So pretty much you gotta see inside the boot and the bottom to determine authenticity... also I can see plain as day the difference on the wool between the authentics and the knock offs
What's the official UGG site
ugg.com
@@VoiceOfPeopleToday They are shit.
@@VoiceOfPeopleToday yer they arnt even made in australia lol
But ugg don t report logo Australia...are all fake?
I didn't quite understand. DM me at voptreal@gmail.com and attach pictures if possible.
@@VoiceOfPeopleToday website to purchase a new pair of Ugg's
@@stephenbressler3292 the safest one is the official website. It also has the newest releases available
The ones in Australia are real, just some capitalized on the name. It happens a lot. I’m still buying from local Aussies.
@@casillasjerry9192 so what’s the site for the original
Whatever u do , do not buy koalabi (Australia) ugg boots unless you buy some shoe glue before hand - absolute crap!!!!