Anonymous
Post 03/26/2015 22:26     Subject: Uggs

I don't know why its even an issue in the DC area. Its not exactly a place for genuine "fashion".
Anonymous
Post 03/26/2015 20:34     Subject: Uggs

They are ugly, but I'll admit, I (50 y.o.) throw my daughters on when I'm running out for a quick errand, drop off, etc. They are quite warm and comfy and so easy to slip on.
Anonymous
Post 03/26/2015 20:32     Subject: Uggs

I am 46 and I have been wearing them every year for the past 9 years. I couldn't give a rats ass what the "kids" are wearing nor would I steer away from that. They keep my frigging feet warm and they are comfortable. I will continue to buy them every two years until I drop.
Anonymous
Post 03/26/2015 09:22     Subject: Uggs

Anonymous wrote:They are hideous.


+1mil
Anonymous
Post 03/26/2015 09:04     Subject: Uggs

Anonymous wrote:I'm 45. Every year I try to buy a pair. They look so warm and comfy. Every year I go to Nordstroms and try them on. Every year I leave without buying them. They are jus so big and clunky. If they made a slimmer looking shoe, I'd love it.


You should check out the Ugg web site. There are plenty of styles that aren't as clunky and that aren't the same as what "the kids" wear. I found a nice, very warm pair this year that look like normal boots.
Anonymous
Post 03/26/2015 08:52     Subject: Re:Uggs

35 here and buy a new pair every two years. I have yet to find something better for commuting in the winter.