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Ugg 'up to 30% off' sale

Across women's, men's and kids' styles

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If you go online to Ugg* or into a store (find your nearest*), you can get up to 30% off in its summer sale, including women's, men's and kids' styles. Standard delivery's free on all orders.

When we checked on Mon 28 Jun, there were over 600 styles included in the sale. A few examples of strong discounts we spotted include:
- Kids' wool boots* - £29.99 (were £75)
- Women's wedge sandals* - £65.99 (were £110)
- Men's High Sierra trainers* - £69.99 (were £160)
Even during a sale, the official Ugg website may not always be the cheapest place to buy Uggs, so make sure you check for offers at other official Ugg retailers. If you find a cheaper price elsewhere, be sure to check it's an authorised Ugg seller*.
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Ugg Emporium up to 70% off clearance

Further saving on already-discounted official Ugg outlet

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If you go online to Ugg's official outlet Ugg Emporium*, you can get up to 70% off in its clearance sale, while stocks last. Items are usually discounted at up to 50% off, but until Sun 31 Mar you can find discounts of up to 70% off. Delivery's £4.95.

As it's a sale, stock is fairly limited so go quick if there's something you're after.

For discounts on other brands, see our Discount Outlets page.

MSE Laura says:

Ugg Emporium stocks more authentic and quirky style Ugg boots, so when I tried to compare prices with other retailers, I found that a lot of shoes weren't sold elsewhere.

With the ones I could find stocked at other retailers, some of them were cheapest at Ugg Emporium and had some decent savings, but others were cheaper elsewhere - so make sure you do your own price comparisons before buying.
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And although Section 75 doesn't apply to debit cards, there is something else to fall back on if you've paid using a debit card, or used a credit card for a purchase under £100. Known as Chargeback, this is part of banks' and card companies' internal rules and not a legal requirement. Read full details of Section 75 or Chargeback, plus how to claim, in our guides.

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