Well it’s nearly Anzac Day and I’ve been faithfully informed that this historic milestone also marks the first day of the year that I can wear my wooly sheepskin boots down to Woolies without being labelled a sook (well, ‘sook’ wasn’t the word used, but I couldn’t find the word he used in the Oxford, and Roget’s didn’t stock a decent synonym either). But alas, my footy woollen friends have seen better days.
Last year there was a fantastic place on Tennant St in Fysho where my better half picked up a cut-to-size pair of uggies for a decent price (<<$100), however this place has disappeared and my tiled floors aren’t getting any warmer.
Where in Canberra (and/or surrounds) can I pick up a good pair of ugg boots??? I don’t care for the brand per se, I just want to know where the best uggies are. Has the dude from Tennant St moved elsewhere? Should I go to Goulburn and kick a merino and hope it sticks?
Canberra, my pedal extremities thank you.
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I-filed said :
LOL.
Is Jolly Jumbucks at Page still in biz? I got some brilliant uggy/moccy things there a few years ago.
I’ve been pleased with Peter Alexander mail order for uggs. Lots of different colours, good design and mail order = no ignomy associated with the public acquisition of uggs.
BerraBoy68 said :
You might have to go post more words than G-string or you’ll just bring up the Canberra Musician’s Club again! 🙂
I-filed said :
Should we start a thread on attractive women wearing G-strings now?
Not very PC, sorry, but couldn’t resist.
Well guess what an ad for ugg boots has popped up in the margin of the page! 🙂
Devil_n_Disquiz said :
That’s teh place! The sign was up today. If you’re heading towards Qbn on Canberra Ave, take the first left “bypass” road (that takes you to Oaks Estate), and you’ll see a little home-made sign sitting on the left just after you leave Canberra Avenue.
obviously the first para was supposed to conclude with a suitably aggrieved comment about how stores that close should close properly and not be half @rsed about it…
After driving all the way out to Fyshwick last weekend to discover the shop was gone and the phone line was dead (the website is obviously there to punish those who don’t fully research their shopping).
There’s a place in Manuka that sells emu uggies (as featured on riot act). They’re a bit more xxy than other options but you get more fashionable varieties.
If you’re after a standard pair of knee highs I recommend Sydney Rams who have portable stores in Woden and Belco malls as we speak. Bought myself some scuffs (the heel-less versions cos I agree the boots are too hot) there three winters back and they’re still toasty and fluffy as ever.
Bought a little pair of boots for my first tacker at the same time, he got two winters out of them, my second got another winter and they’d probably last this winter as well if it wasn’t for their ever increasing plates of meat.
I got my uggs from a Tannery on Urriara Rd Queanbeyan.
I got some Grosby ‘Hoodies for your feet’ for my birthday – I love them!
They’re at the bottom left of this page: http://www.bigw.com.au/women/footwear.html
Here you go:
http://www.birkenstockbeach.com/Library/Main/misc/pink_ugg_boots/pink_ugg_boots.htm
Lots of pink ugg boots. I expect bogans here will be wearing them shortly, if they’re not already.
I had an excellent pair in the 70s, got them from a place in the Bailey Arcade. They had leather stitched to the soles, before the sheepskin started, and had cross-laces up the sides. So you could stop them flopping over when they got old. They weren’t pink though.
In the US, bubblegum pink ugg boots are very popular.
I am getting my ball peen hammer out as I write.