Long Button Ugg Boots
$299.00 Original price was: $299.00.$189.00Current price is: $189.00.
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Our Long Button Chestnut Ugg Boots will keep you warm and comfy. They are made from medical grade Australian merino sheepskin, which means they are super comfortable and will keep your feet warm this winter.
Description
Our Long Button Ugg Boots are super comfortable and stylish. They are made from medical grade Australian merino sheepskin, which means they are very comfortable and definitely keep you warm in extremely cold weather. The best feature about these boots is they are water-resistant!
So why are they popular?
- These boots are the perfect length to match with any outfit.
- Easy to wear.
- Perfect gift for any occasion.
- Available many colours and sizes. YES, even big sizes.
- Ideal for indoor or outdoor wear as they have a non-slip dual rubber sole.
Grab your pair today. One thing for sure is you will come back for more, we are certain!
Colours Available Long Button Ugg Boot
Merino Sheepskin History and why it’s used in our Ugg Boots
The Merino is one of the most historically relevant and economically influential breeds of sheep, much prized for its wool. The breed was originated and improved in Extremadura, in southwestern Spain, around the 12th century; it was instrumental in the economic development of 15th and 16th century Spain, which held a monopoly on its trade, and since the end of the 18th century it was further refined in New Zealand and Australia, giving rise to the modern Merino. Today, Merinos are still regarded as having some of the finest and softest wool of any sheep. (Source Wikipedia) (That’s why we love them for our Long Button Chestnut )
The term merino is widely used in the textile industries, (the sheepskin is used extensively in our Australian Long Button Chestnut UGG Boots) but it cannot be taken to mean the fabric in question is actually 100% merino wool from a Merino strain bred specifically for its wool. The wool of any Merino sheep, whether reared in Spain or elsewhere, is known as “merino wool”. However, not all merino sheep produce wool suitable for clothing, and especially for the clothing worn next to the skin or as a second skin. This depends on the particular strain