Authentic UGGs vs. Fake UGGs: How to spot them



Posted: Saturday, May 03, 2008

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Authentic UGGs vs. Fake UGGs: How to spot them

Fake UGGs Characteristics:

Fur is caught in all stitching

Fur excessively comes out of the boot

Fur is not white but darker

Quick Test: You cannot comb the fake fur

Fakes have a one pc. Box

The Stitching thread color is darker than boot material

Sole of boot is lighter than suede

Stitching on back of boot is jagged and not straight

Stitching on front of boot is not curved perfectly but wavy

Sole of Boots have a straight line

Should have V shape groves through whole sole

Lack ® symbols on sole of boot

However newer fakes do have this perfected now

UGG Label on back of the boot is not silk

UGG Booklets have fuzzy images; very low resolution

UGG Booklets have the word "World" capitalized on the first page.

UGG Booklets cover is not embossed

*meaning if you touch the cover the UGG Australia Logo is smooth *

UGG Congratulations Card is Gray

UGG Box is Blue

Hanging Tag on the Boot

Dust Cover

Separate cloth bags that you're supposed to store your boots in

Inside tags: the Right Boot has the Inside Tag on the Right

The Left Boot has the Inside Tag on the Left

Reek of Dye: Does not disappear for a while

Authentic UGGs Characteristics:

Some fur does come out the boot: but not excessively

Boxes of UGG's sized 6 and up coming in two

Boxes of UGG's sized 5 and below come in one pc box.

Stitching on back of boots is straight lined

Stitching Thread is Lighter than material

Darker Chestnut, Chocolate Colors

Darker Soles with V grooves.

White Fur

UGG Label on Heal of Boot is Silk and Stitching makes the Label Color

UGG Booklets have high resolution pictures

UGG Congratulations Card is Manila

They smell of dye, but should disappear after first couple of wears.
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Top-level comments on this article: (5 total)
» left by Anonymous 3 years 81 days ago.
what color should the ugg label b on the back of a real classic tall black ugg
» left by Anonymous 3 years 73 days ago.
It should be black, but could be white.  If it is tan or brown, then it is fake...
» left by lele from london 2 years 15 days ago.
No the brown ones with the white labels are not fake because mine are white and i got them from Selfridges & Co. The ones I got are the new collection.
» left by Brittney
from Spencerport, NY
3 years 16 days ago.
IDK if mine are fake b/c some of the things listed above are correct with my boots and some are not.
» left by Anonymous
2 years 26 days ago.
A really useful guide for those not familiar with authentic Ugg Australia boots.
Clear indicators in what to avoid and what to look for.  Easy to follow and remember!
 
Excellent, thank you!
» left by Steph
from NY
1 year 123 days ago.
I have the chestnut short uggs. The fur doesn't come out, the stiching iss fine. The only thing that makes it seem fake is that the inside fur is brown. But everything else under the authentic ugg section fit my boots. Are they real? Is it possible?
» left by LoreaL from Pennsylvania 1 year 60 days ago.
What about dust/dye particles coming off the surface of the ugg boots?? The chocolate ugg boots I just purchased meet all of the authentic characteristics but this one, what are your thoughts??
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