UGG Women's Classic Tall UGG Boots
Product Summary
- Manufacturer: UGG
- Mfg Part #: 51903
- UPC: 737872992682
- Category: Apparel & Accessories
Product Description
Nobody knows how to make feet feel great down under like UGG Australia, and these popular shearling boots cradle your feet in pampering comfort. The genuine sheepskin shearling design wicks moisture to keep feet toasty warm and dry. Constructed of twin-faced sheepskin with suede heel guards, they're so flexible and natural-feeling it's like walking barefoot in soft, plush wool. Lightweight, flexible EVA outsoles. Classic Tall Boot design. Women's whole sizes: 6-10 medium width.Colors: Black, Chestnut, Chocolate.
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