During the winter is easy to suffer the cold on feet and hands, and people are looking with growing strong interest in comfortable footwear, waterproof and warm, even coming to give up some point in terms of beauty and eccentricity of clothing.
Are you fashion victims or a cold-sensitive person? Your girlfriend, your sister... or ever yourselves always looked for warm shoes? Pay attention at this content! Maybe you already know about these boots... or maybe not: in this case we, will improve the way you live during winter months! We are dealing with UGG boots, the most appreciated solution for cold in the world for footwear and clothing.
UGG: boots came from afar to warm up the whole world
Where do the UGGs come from? From the Scandinavia or from the coldest Canada?
Often people think that UGGs come from a cold place, but the truth is decidedly different. The Ugg company founder is the Australian Brian Smith. In 1978 he realized that he was not the only surfer that in the winter months, just got out of the water had frozen feet. So he created comfortable sheepskin boots, padded internally with wool and fitted with a rubber sole suitable for every surface.
And the UGGs were the business card with which Brian Smith proposed to the North American market, presenting them to Californian surfers, always attentive to fashion but also to the functionality of the garments. Just in California, surfers and Hollywood stars made their endorsment of these products, giving them a fortune almost forty years.
It seems impossible that the world's warmest boot originates from one of the countries most commonly known for its mild climate, pleasant temperatures and sunbathing beaches. But that's how it is: UGGs boots are Australian.
How are the Uggs made?
What is the secret that makes UGG boots warm and comfortable? No trick! Everything is under the bright light of the warm Australian sun. Except for the sole, upper and padding are made with fleece and sheepskin, which has 3 characteristics perfect for winter: it is breathable, soft and warm.
Their unusual shape, which does not follow particular stylistic features, causes many people to turn up their noses. A bit 'lunar (like, the legendary Italian MOONBOOT), the shapes of the UGG boots divide the public: they love each other at first sight or they hate each other.
The motto of the Australian brand is "feels like nothing else" and actually -dimensions aside- the style of the UGG is a unique.
How to treat Uggs
Obviously, like any other footwear that we want to last over time, we will have to treat our UGGs carefully and with a bit of dedication, because over time, they do not lose those peculiarities that we like as much as warmth and softness. In our store you can find brushes in para, dry cleaners and waterproofing that will allow you to keep the upper clean and waterproof and to clean the whole boot from dirt and dirt.
Suede leather is more delicate than "smooth" leather and requires regular maintenance: to remove stains and dirt you must use a special material, called para rubber that gently removes dirt. Periodic cleaning will allow you to keep the softness unaltered.
And if you do not like Uggs? Here are the alternatives!
As we have written, UGG boots meet with appreciation and criticism. Their look is simple, but may not be suitable for those who wear more feminine shoes, or simply anonymous. If you are afraid of the cold but the UGG does not suit you, here are some suggestions you might find interesting:
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Tommy Hilfiger Suede ankle boots: in various types (high sole, low, rubber, trekking boot), Tommmy offers boots between the binder and the sportsman. Suede leather and slightly structured shoes, with a softer and "shapeless" effect on the UGG.
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Timberland: a brand that became famous thanks to the ICON 6 INCH shoes and boat moccasins, which, however, did not stop at these types of footwear, but that offers besides the ICON (unisex, warm ... but also very sporty) boots with a look femininity with a wedge heel or wide heel to promote maximum stability even on trampled terrain or made slippery from rain and moisture.
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If you are a lover of Made in Italy, we advise you to take a look at Lujio, Nerogiardini, etc.
