The ugg boots originated in Australia, where the term is used to describe all the boot made of sheepskin.
With the development of the fashion market, the Ugg boots became more and more popular. They existed already in 1930’s and became popular in 1960’s when Australian surfers found out, that they can warm their feet after coming out from cold water. I am not surprised at all why these Ugg classic tall boot sale became so popular. They are comfortable, warm and fashionable. They have everything you need-comfort and warmth. So do you know the history of Ugg boots?

The Ugg Boot Story

The original Ugg Boot is not a brand name but an age old generic term for this style of Australian-made sheepskin boot. In Aussie slang, the Ugg name is short for “ugly.” In terms of comfort, however, the Ugg Boot is a thing of beauty. The softness of the Australian Merino sheepskin produces a boot with a snug, cozy, form-fitting feel that’s more like a sock than a shoe, yet it’s rugged enough for outdoor wear. The fleece lining has the astonishing property of providing year-round comfort. In cold weather, the plush fleece provides an insulating layer of warmth by trapping your body heat, much like goose down does. But in the heat of summer, the natural fibers of the fleece actually cool your feet by wicking away perspiration.

Growing Up in Ugs

By the 1970s, in Perth, the largest city on Australia’s West Coast, Ugg boots were being manufactured by several small companies in the area. Perth has much the same climate as Southern California and is also a haven for surfers, whom Aussies call “surfers.” And it was the community of surfers at the great surfing beaches at Margaret River near Perth who first adopted Ugg Boots as their footwear of choice and made them a symbol of the Aussie surfing lifestyle.

Ugg Essentials

Today the Ugg “secret” is out. You’ll find these versatile boots to be in fashion on Ugg store from San Diego to Santa Cruz and in ski resorts from Tahoe to Vail. And today, you don’t have to “know someone” in Australia who will send you a pair, since there are now a number of companies importing boots of this type. But, if you want the genuine article, you do have to know what you’re looking for because, no matter how they spell it — Ugg, Ugg or Ugh — there are several importers with look-alike products that fall short of being the real thing. The boots are made from 100% Australian Merino Sheepskin. This will ensure your purchase is made of the finest Sheepskin hide available.

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