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There has been one cult-like footwear that keeps reappearing on the scene year after year. They are Ugg boots. They are not a new player in the footwear scene. In fact, if you are like me, you remember these boots and coveted the sheepskin boots in the 90s. Little did I know, that the boots would re-enter the present day fashion scene.
Whether you love or hate them, the Ugg renaissance has led to the popularity of the sheepskin lined boots. There are plenty of styles to choose from. The styles range from the uber popular Tasman style, slippers, ultra mini, and mini boots.
Ugg Dupes
The footwear’s appeal lies in the unapologetic embrace of comfort and practicality over anything else. Besides being continuously out of stock, the popular versions of the boots will cost in the hundreds.
If you’re wanting to get in on the trend, but aren’t looking to dole out hundreds on a new pair, there are great Ugg dupes to try out the look.
Scroll below for 15 Ugg alternatives to keep your feet cozy this Winter.
Ugg Coquette Slipper
The Coquette slippers are a must for those cold mornings.
Style them outside the house with a jogger set for maximum coziness.
Ugg Tasman
The Ugg Tasman popularity is due to its easy slip-on design and versatile look that’ll go with everything.
The Tasmans are super warm thanks to the sheepskin lining, and can be worn outside because of their thick soles.
Ugg Classic Ultra Mini
There popular ultra mini Uggs was the most popular footwear in the last two quarters of 2022.
Stores could not keep the coveted style in stock.
The ultra mini is one of the newer releases from the brand.
The cropped, elevated ultra minis are a particularly smart combination of newness and nostalgia.
Ugg Classic Mini
Before the ultra minis hit the scene, there was the classic mini.
They were the first pair of Uggs I owned, and frankly, my favorite.
It really kept my ankles and feet warm during those cold NYC winters.
