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NewsMonday 22 February, 2010
Here are the top 5 ways to tell whether your UGG Ultra Talls Dis 1) PRICE. Brand-name Ugg boots are expensive. We're talking about one hundred and fifty dollars, here, and fakes can go for much less. If the pair looks new and it's cheap, especially if it's on ebay, it's not Deckers Ugg. 2) PRINTING. Included with purchase is a little care booklet, telling you how to treat your new boots. Real Uggs have very nice booklet printing, with raised embossed titles. Fakes can look almost as good. The only difference is that none of the text on the fake booklets is raised. 3) SMELL. Get this - rumor has it that with Uggs, you can literally "smell a fake." I do suggest taking a whiff before you wear, rather than after, and don't confuse your own foot odor with the smell of the chemicals used to dye synthetic fabrics. The smell is similar to paint, and UGG Tasminas Fashion Luxury Onsales are apparently (at least, initially), odorless. 4) COLOR. Deckers UGG Boots are not made in any color called 'camel,' so a 'camel' color on the label proves a fake. Also, some fakes have blue labels on them, and Deckers doesn't make Uggs with blue labels. 5) FUR. Finally, Deckers Uggs are made with real sheepskin, and many to most fakes have fake fur. Real sheepskin is a creamy beige color, and is very soft, while fake sheepskin is fluffier, lighter in color, and sort of... prickly, like the plastic that it is. Real sheepskin is also much longer-lasting than fake. Fake fur starts to disintegrate a little when rubbed.News for Sunday 21 February, 2010 Recent News
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