The tag on real ugg boots should say Ugg Australia, Made in China

Finally, do some research on the retailer that you are planning to purchase the footwear from.If one or all of a particular boot's labels (both outside and inside) show "Made in Australia" or "Made in New Zealand", then those definitely are fakes. Because Deckers has been manufacturing them in China for quite some time now.Now try looking at the "size" label of their women's and kid's UGGs, if they have any. All the Euro, UK, and US sizes are shown on a kid's UGG, whereas the women's UGG only shows the US size on it.The truth is that no pair of genuine "UGG Australia" boot has a pinned-on label (or with "sample fur" attached) or comes with a dust/protection bag or shopping bag! They are all selling fakes, which is too bad.Now, suppose they all indeed sell UGGs in a tightly-bunched price range. What should you do next? Check out their LOOKS.



Look closely at the photos and descriptions provided. Read the reviews and go through all the points mentioned on the website before making a final purchasing decision.Look at the store's black-colored UGGs. Geniune black-colored UGGs have black-colored soles and black labels with the "UGG" logo in white, whereas fake "black" UGGs have tan-colored soles and brown (or non-black) labels.Ask for the "Nightfall" model. If the "Nightfall" presented to you UGG Bailey Button is any other color but Chestnut, it is a fake. Deckers only makes "Nightfall" in Chestnut.While still on the subject of boot color, take note that there are no "camel"-colored UGGgs. So if someone offers you one, bingo!

I"ll talk about spotting fake UGGs among "virtual" or "online" stores in another discussion.The sole of a genuine UGG is about a half-inch or more, while the soles of fakes are very thin, like maybe ?-inch.If a blue card or a brown "leather" pinned-on tag (some of these might say "Made by CGM Co. Ltd."), or a dust bag in a light brown or beige colour saying "UGG" or sometimes "Snow Boots" goes with the pair of UGGs, then it's a fake. Most "innocent" purchasers are fooled by this seeming "attention to detail" or "extra touches".If you see a "Sundance" in any other color but cheap ugg boots Chestnut Sand or Chocolate, it is a fake. Deckers has stopped making it in Black. There may be old stock around, but anyone selling large amounts of them is probably selling fakes.My point is, if one store offers a price that is significantly much, much lower than the others, then, in any language, that's a giveaway that that store is selling fake UGGs.