Boots as comfortable as uggs but classier looking?

[Anonymous]

I love the comfort and warmth of classic ugg boots but I feel as if I’m too old to wear them. Can anyone recommend a classier flat boot that is lined with wool or other warm material? Thank you for any suggestions!

[Anonymous]

haha, I'm following this. 37 and still weear Uggs bc no other shoe will EVER approach the comfort of them, but I'm open to something more age appropriate if it exists!

[Anonymous]

Go to the Ugg store. They have tons that don't look like Uggs (aka have real rubber soles). I have some leather boots that have the shearling inside that are Uggs. Also have some loafers.

[Anonymous]

I bought Ugg slip on sneakers on prime day and they are just as comfortable as the boots, but look nicer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I love the comfort and warmth of classic ugg boots but I feel as if I’m too old to wear them. Can anyone recommend a classier flat boot that is lined with wool or other warm material? Thank you for any suggestions!

Absolutely not!! I'm 39 and you'll have to pry my Uggs from my cold dead hands (err, feet).

[Anonymous]

I'm 45 and wearing Uggs right now. My 70 year old mother wears them. Why would you be too old?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm 45 and wearing Uggs right now. My 70 year old mother wears them. Why would you be too old?

NP. uhhhhhh cause you oldsters are wearing them?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm 45 and wearing Uggs right now. My 70 year old mother wears them. Why would you be too old?

NP. uhhhhhh cause you oldsters are wearing them?

Honey, Uggs have been around since the 1970s--they are a classic now.

[Anonymous]

Lots of fashion people wear actual simple Uggs sometimes, fashionable Uggs are not cool. But many shoes now come with sherling in winter. I love my Marant Knowles boot for example.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Go to the Ugg store. They have tons that don't look like Uggs (aka have real rubber soles). I have some leather boots that have the shearling inside that are Uggs. Also have some loafers.

This.

Just go tot he ugg website. They make tons of other comfy shoes and clothes.

[Anonymous]

Try La Canadienne boots. They are engineered for Canadian winters.....sooo warm, and incredibly comfortable too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm 45 and wearing Uggs right now. My 70 year old mother wears them. Why would you be too old?

NP. uhhhhhh cause you oldsters are wearing them?

Honey, Uggs have been around since the 1970s--they are a classic now.

+1

I am a west coast transplant and have been wearing Uggs all my life. I grew up on the beach on California watching my boyfriends and older siblings surf. Everyone wore uggs (who could afford them), especially the surfers when they got out of the water. I remember moving into this area in the late 1990's and wearing my Uggs and everyone was appalled. I found it curious and funny that east coasters think they are the arbiters of fashion and oh so cool. I remember thinking, if the situation was reversed and they moved to the California coast they would definitely be given some of their own medicine and looked at like they are so.uncool. LOL. I own many Uggs now, several classic styles and several of the more update styles. To each their own. FWIW - I will wear my Uggs to my deathbed and you can judge me all you want. I know that Im cool. LOL

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Try La Canadienne boots. They are engineered for Canadian winters.....sooo warm, and incredibly comfortable too.

I agree, and they last forever. I LOVE mine, have had them for 10 years.

[Anonymous]

By classy, do you mean dressy? I wear Sperry duck boots and they are really comfortable, but not sure about "classy."

[Anonymous]

Try Mou boots. They are so cozy.