Uggs (Women's)

 

UGGs, or Ugg boots, are a style of sheepskin footwear that originated in Australia. They are typically made of twin-faced sheepskin with fleece on the inside, a tanned outer surface, and a synthetic sole. Ugg boots became popular in the 1970s among surfers and have since evolved into a fashion trend worldwide, often associated with a laid-back and comfortable lifestyle. The brand UGG was founded in the 1970s by Brian Smith, who aimed to create sheepskin footwear that was both functional and stylish. Today, UGG is known for its commitment to quality and comfort, offering a range of products from boots to apparel.