The Australian ugg boot traces its origins to at least the beginning of the last century represented as the First World War pilots wore their fleece-lined "Fug Boots" (Presumably flying ugg boots!). Blue Mountain Uggs back in 1933 with Clipper to find them cozy and warm and in the late 1950s began Mortel Sheepskin Factory, a number of "Apache ugh boots". Then starting in the late 1960s, Australian surfers, boots made of sheepskin to keep their feet warm when they were out of the water. To these boots she hides sheepskin sewn together with a flexible sole on the bottom would be. Yes - they did not even have hard soles. In fact, they were really only a glorified sock. These original boots were not pleasant to view, in fact, they were pretty ugly, it is assumed, where the term is from Ug ... Ugly boots - Ugg boots. But we believe that rather Ug was derived from the word hug because she hugs for your feet!
