Fake or Real

I have written a few reviews before on telling the difference between fake and genuine Ugg australia boots, but the data used on some of these sites is now getting outdated.

Before the fake Uggs started evolving, it was easy to tell fakes, as they didnt have an Ugg label at the back.
This used to be enough to tell the difference, but not any more. Then you could distinguish between fake and real uggs by the quality of the label at the back, and by looking at the small print, checking small differences in the font.
But even now the latest Ugg australia fakes have very good quality labels on the back.

The things I would look out for now are more subtle, and probably alot harder to tell by just looking at pictures.
The Fur is not real sheepskin fur thats used in the fakes. It is a fake synthetic fur, and the fakes I have come accross, some of the fur will come away in your hand and it is alot thinner. If you have familiarised yourself with Genuine Authentic Ugg Australia boots in your local high street retailer, or even if you know someone with Uggs, then you will know that the fur inside, is fluffy and not manufactured looking, it will look more natural. It almost has a matted look of a real sheeps coat.
The fakes will be thin manufactured fur.




The other main thing to look out for, is the general quality of the boots. This is same when trying to authenticate any item. Ugg Australia boots are expensive because they are manufactured to high specifications, and look neat and tidy. If upon inspecting the boot, the stitching looks poor quality, or there are areas of glue showing around where the sole meets the boot. These are signs the boots are cheaply made, and probably replica.

I always say the best advice is to compare them to a paid of known authentic Ugg Australia boots, You will be able to tell the difference in the general quality of the boot.

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