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- If the UGG boots are real they will have something on the back of the shoe and the soles that says "UGG." Also, inside one of the pair of there will be a tag that says the size and the word "UGG."
- The fur is much much, much softer, because it is realsheepskin. And there is an UGG tag on the back heel.
- It's simple: Real UGGs have a patchwork on the back of the heel that says "UGG Australia" - all the rest are fake.
- Sometimes the boots can be a fake even though they have a label that says "UGG. The fur on a real UGG is thicker; the rectangular shape in the back is much harder and sturdier on a real UGG; the suede is softer and you can write on the suede with your finger.
Also, on the back of the boot there should be an "R" circled next to the UGG sign; and, on the older models - next to where you see the UGG sign on the sole of the boot - you will see a circled "R" everywhere.
In addition, the sole on a real UGG has give to it; when you walk, they bend more other than the fake ones (which do not bend and are very stiff).
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∙ 12y agoThe way you can tell it is a real ugg is the back for the heal. almost all shoes have a brand on the heel. so if it says UGGS. then you've got them. if it says Bearclaw or something then it's not. there's a lot of boot brands that copy UGGS so be careful of what they look like to.
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∙ 12y agoif it does not have a little rectangle on the back saying ugg
1) The bottom of the boot is raised or embossed with the UGG insignia in a Classic tall or short Authentic Ugg. A fake is flat.
2) The seller says they are made in New Zealand or Australia for a Classic Tall or Classic Short. Uggs are Manufactured by Deckers Inc. They have been making them in China for the past 3 years. They used to make them in Australia and New Zealand but have not for 3 years or more. The uggs that are advertised as made in Australia or New Zealand are FAKES. They are not from Deckers Inc. They have copied the label and insignia but they are not from Deckers Inc.
3) They are subject to copywright infringment as only Deckers is allowed to use the word UGG. They have also copied Deckers labels and boxes.
4) The ones that are fake do not have a raised or embossed insignia on the bottom of the soles.
5) You can report to UGG Australia any fake ones you see on eBay at info@uggaustralia.com or at the bottom of an auction of a Fake Ugg click on Report this Item.
6) Ugg Australia has required any Authorized Ugg Dealer to promise and sign an agreement not to sell on eBay. If the price is below retail then it is most likey a fake as only Ebay sellers who buy the boots retail are allowed to sell on Ebay. This is from the Deckers Web site: "eBay Sellers/On-Line Auctions and Trade Boards: UGG® Australia does NOT authorize any of its dealers to sell on eBay, any other on-line auctions or trade boards. UGG® Australia's agreements with its dealers prohibit sales on auction sites. Accordingly, UGG® Australia does not offer its limited warranty or rebates for products purchased on these sites and will not assist with resolution of any disputes including assistance with Pay Pal refund requests." So if they are buying them retail with tax and having to pay eBay and pay pal fees and they are not seconds and are grade a boots they will be selling for more than retail. Any boots you see being sold less are usually fakes. The price of the boot is a good indicator for a fake.
7) The quality of the stitching on the fakes is very bad.
8) The box is different: Genuine Ugg Box is one piece with a flip open lid attached. It is a strong sturdy box. The words "UGG Australia are wrten in the middle of the lid. The Ugg Logo is a starbust orange sun. It is not big but small. Ugg now as of May 2007 has a new box. It is a flip top box.
9) The Care Booklet that comes with the boots is in white. It has the words "Ugg Australia" embossed and it is square. Fake ones are badly printed and in silver. The pictures in the booklet are sharp and clear. The fakes ones are not. They have been scanned and printed in color and appear fuzzy or unclear. The colors are exaggerated.As of June of 2007 the Care booklet has been replaced with a cream colored card and an insert also in the beige color. Ugg no longer puts the white booklet in the box with the boots made after June of 2007.
10) Fake Uggs do not run a size larger as the real uggs do.
11) Fake Uggs are smaller with a wider ankle.
12) Fake Uggs are taller than real uggs.
13) The heel of a fake Uggs is much narrower than a authentic UGG
14) Some fakes are not sheepskin but wool dyed and will smell of the dye. it smells of paint/lacquer which comes from the dye used on the synthetic materials.16) The UGG label on the rear of the boots is higher up on a fake and the lettering is different from the genuine Ugg. The letters may have gaps between them in the fake in the real they are overlapping.
15) The shape of the front part of the fake ugg is shorter and goes up at more of an angel than the genuine UGG which has a rounder longer finish.
16) The Black Uggs have a black Sole and a Black Label with Ugg in white. The fake have tan soles and a brown label.
17) The sole in a real ugg is flexible. The fakes are rigid.
18) The sole in a real ugg is about a half inch or more, the sole of a fake ugg is very very thin maybe 1/4 inch
19) The height can be either taller or shorter than the authentic Ugg. One classic tall received recently from a fake was 10 inches tall for a size 6 US compared to 12 1/2" 6 US for the authentic UGG. This means that the fake is not much taller than a classic short.
20)The box is different: Genuine Ugg Box is one piece with a flip open lid attached. It is a strong sturdy box. The words "UGG Australia are written in the middle of the lid. The Ugg Logo is a starbust orange sun. It is not big but small. As of April 2007, Ugg is not making the box with a separate lid. The top of the box is no longer attached to the bottom. There is a big sunburst on top and 'ugg Australia'. The side of the lid has www.uggaustralia.com.
21) The fake may have a blue label pinned to it or a brown cloth protection bag which says "Snow Boots" - these are not provided with Authentic Uggs.
22)The font of the inside label on a fake is different from a Genuine UGG. and the outside label will have the 'Australia' in a bolder font on the fake . The label inside should say made in China. If it says made in New Zealand or Austraia it is a fake.
23) The selller leaves out any mention of Deckers in his description. He is selling Australian Uggs but not Deckers Uggs. Don't be fooled by this if you want Deckers Uggs. The box used is similar and copies Deckers Box and Logo, but they are not Deckers Uggs. If you email the seller he will tell you that he does not sell Deckers Uggs. An unsuspecting buyer sees authentic and thinks they are getting Deckers . The seller i is sellling "authentic" Australian uggs and leaves out any mention of Deckers.
24) If the Nightfall is any other color but Chestnut it is a fake. Deckers only makes Nightfall in Chestnut.
25)If you see a Sundance in any other color but Chestnut Sand or Chocolate it is a fake. Deckers has stopped making it in Black. There may be old stock around but any ones selling large amounts are probably fakes.
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∙ 11y agoTo determine if your Uggs are faux (not real, fake) take them to an Ugg department outlet/store to be examined. Your Uggs are real if they are soft, suede like, and have an UGG AUSTRALIA logo on the back.
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∙ 12y agothey usually have an ugg brand name on the heel
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∙ 13y agoYou Can always check if the Brand Name of the Boot or Shoe say exactly UGG and Australia below it
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How can one identify fake Ugg boots?
One of the easiest ways to identify fake Ugg boots is to look at the price. If they appear to be deeply discounted, then odds are they're fake. You can also tell by look at the box they come in. A real pair of Uggs will have a box with raised lettering.
Is wwwuggretailernet a fake website?
fake ugg! if you want to buy genuine ugg boots you'd better buy in www.australiaugg.com,
What is the difference between Ugg Australia and Australian UGG?
UGG Australia is brand name/ trademark. Australian UGG is a type of boots, which looks like most "UGG Australia" boots. Some manufacturers uses the word "UGG" to fake "UGG Australia".
How can one spot fake UGG boots?
The most obvious tell tale is a distinctly noticeable difference in quality. The boot bottom of the fake item is typically flat and not recessed with the Ugg insignia. The fake uggs also don't have raised insignias on the bottom of the soles. Stitching quality is very much poorer in the fake ugg.
I'm thinking of buying ugg boots online but im afraid they will be fake. The boots are about 60 pound are they going to be fake?
Yes, Ugg boots are around the price range of 150-250 pound. I would advise the Ugg australia website as there will be a wider range and higher quality.
Are ugg boots older than emu ugg boots?
Depends, i think emu boots are the "fake" kind of ugg boots i think they were made after uggs but that's me. Uggs are more fashionable than emu but that is not the point uggs are older than emu.
What to look out for on the soles of real ugg boots?
on the sole of real ugg boot it says ugg Australia. To be honest with you , everyone is wearing FAKE UGGS! 'REAL' uggs cost about 400 dollars. fake uggs only say ugg on the sole.
You have just bought a pair of ugg boots how do you know they are real or not they have got the ugg logo on and say they are made in china?
There are quite a few things you can look at when trying to tell the difference between real UGG boots and fake UGGs. Take the following into consideration:* Check the labels to make sure that the boots are made out of Merino sheepskin wool. Authentic UGG boots are made from nothing else. Fake UGGs will either have some sort of synthetic material listed while others will go as far as claiming to have a "wool lining," but they'll have a synthetic exterior. * Check the label on the back of the boot. Real UGG boots have a label and the fake UGG boots either have a distorted label or have no label at all. You may think it looks cool to have a pair that have no label but they're just not authentic. * Test the soles of your UGG boots as well. The standard sole on a pair of UGG boots is made of a synthetic material but is as flexible as it is durable. If the sole is made of a hard material that can not be bent you can assume your UGG boots are not authentic. * While some UGG boot distributors are outsourcing their manufacturing to China, the only way to be sure your boots are authentic are to order them from a company based out of Australia. UGG boots originated in Australia and if you order a pair of boots from one of these companies you're more likely than not to receive the original, authentic UGG.
Where can someone purchase Ugg Classic Short Boots?
Classic Australian UGG boots can be bought in a number of places. For instance, one can buy authentic UGG boots directly online from UGG, or on eBay or Amazon.
Is there blue ugg boots?
There are light blue colored Ugg boots, so yes, there are blue Ugg boots.
Is ugg boots spelled like this ugg or this ugh?
The correct spelling is "ugg boots"
How can you tell that ugg boots are authentic?
Learning to tell the difference between real UGG boots and fake UGG boots is relatively simple. You'll want to look at two things: 1) the place where you plan to buy the boots and 2) the boots themselves. If you plan to buy authentic UGG boots you might have an easier time finding a reasonable price online. The problem is that if you buy themonline you won't get to see them in person before you make your final choice and purchase. If you plan to buy online check for the following to make sure you're buying from a reputable UGG retailer: * Are you purchasing from an online retailer that sells UGG boots exclusively? There are dozens of online retailers but some are merely UGG boot companies with an online presence. If they're selling nothing but UGGs you stand a better chance of receiving something authentic. * If you use an online retailer you should choose one that is based out of Australia. Most of the world's Merino sheep population is based in Australia and New Zealand. There's really no reason for your boots to be made anywhere else, especially since that's where the original idea originated. * Does the online retailer list that the boots are "lined with wool" or that they are made from authentic sheepskin? If the former, steer clear. * Does the online retailer you have chosen have complaints against him filed with the Better Business Bureau? If so, what are the nature of the complaints? If a company has just one or two then things are likely ok. If they have a myriad of complaints then you need to consider whether or not they're going to sell you authentic shoes. Once you place your order from what you've deemed to be an authentic retailer you'll have to wait for your boots to come in the mail. When they arrive you'll need to look at the boots themselves. Some things to look for include: * The "UGG Australia" label on the back of a pair of real UGG boots will be uniform in size, have clear labeling, and will be stitched neatly. The label on the back of most fake boots have verry narrow tags and the stitching covers some of the wording on the label. * We all know UGG boots have a distinct shape. Real UGG boots have a rounded top to the foot. Fake UGG boots have a very narrow, conelike top. * On the bottom of the sole you'll find that some UGG manufacturers have the word UGG stamped into the rubber. While it's important to note that all UGG manufacturers (like Ugg Boot Central) do not do this, the ones that do will have the "R" trademark symbol beneath the word "UGG". Fakes will not. * The wool inside of a pair of real UGG boots will be thick and soft. The wool inside a pair of fake UGG boots will be thin and maybe even fluffy. You may not even get real wool inside UGGs that are not authentic. * The sole of a pair of authentic UGG boots is relatively thin and is very flexible. The soles of fake UGG boots are usually thicker and made of a dense material that does not bend easily.
