UGG Draws Thigh-High Bafflement With ‘Ultra Ultra Tall’ Boots
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UGG has recently stepped up its game with Classic Ultra Ultra Tall Boots taller than long-forgotten childhood ambitions. They’re so vertically gifted that they’re practically the Taylor Swift (she’s five-foot-11) of cozy, sheepskin-lined footwear.
A fresh, heightened take on the classic UGG boot, the pair is characterized by its 26-inch shaft. Those wishing to dress down (literally) will be glad to know this part is convertible. The boots feature four zip-off sections, creating a customizable style that can be adjusted to suit various looks, occasions, and the weather.
Lined with the brand’s signature UGGplush wool blend, they promise UGG-level comfort but with added versatility.
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Understandably, this Ultra Ultra Tall silhouette has become some sort of a viral sensation, thanks to its unusual height.
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“I have so many questions,” remarks TikTok user Emalee Frischmann, who got her hands on the footwear. “Let me say these are extremely comfortable but not made for short people.”
@emaleefrischmann The moment we’ve all been waiting for! Here are the Classic Ultra Ultra Tall Uggs! #ultraultratalluggs #uggs
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The chestnut colorway transitions from off-white to brown, making the shoe look like a beer tower to us. That’s already a pretty tame comparison.
$420 for piss chart colored tall as fuck ugg boots is insane pic.twitter.com/o8Image via UGGZqL4YW
— brooke (@_milf_vibes_) January 21, 2024
Besides the multi-hued earthy option, the boots also arrive in classic black and silver. They’re originally priced at US$600 but are currently on sale for US$419.99. Whether they’ll become a wardrobe staple or just a quirky footnote in fashion history remains to be seen.
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[via Highsnobiety and The Irish Sun, images via UGG]
