This is a different Ugg brand. They still make it in AU.

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Nothing lasts forever. And certainly not the outsole. Even if you don't wear it, it's still foam. And foam disintegrates over time.

Zhang Guiyu Really ? Funny how none of the employees are Chinese, all the factory signs are in English, the power point (electrical point as you call it) shown is Australian standard with the ‘earth’ pin at the bottom not in the top position as in China. With your twisted logic that means if I saw a video of a Chinese person at a Chinese restaurant with a bottle of Australian wine on the table I would immediately state that that picture was taken in Australia.

The power point is Australian. Maybe the machine was made in China but the shoes aren't.

Don’t get jealous, other countries can do it better...

Those power points are Australian, not Chinese. If they were Chinese they'd be upside down. The machinery may be from China, most machinery is. My screwdrivers all are.

This is an Australian owned company who makes all of their products in Melbourne, Australia.

It is because Australian salary is too high. The word "handmade" is abused. Every shoe made in every country is "handmade". They are all crafted by human hands, there is no automated machines to make such low tech products. The difference of the price is only because of the price of the human hands,

@@shawnsheep5141 The materials make a big difference too

@@shawnsheep5141 Big difference in quality, technique and experience.

Mistah FTM 7956 What ? There were no sheep in Australia before Europeans arrived there. Therefore uggs been made from sheepskin have nothing to do with Aboriginals.

Use Google and look up the history. Decker Corporation Trademarked the name and makes their product in China. My opinion, not made in Australia then all others are Fake! I'm from the US and do not support the Decker Corporation on their business tactics.

UGG was originally an Australian sheepskin product made in Australia. The original business was sold to an overseas company who now make their boots in China. There are a few Australian companies that still make a 100% Australian made product using top quality Australian sheepskin and Australian Ugg are one company who handmake ugg in Australia. Top quality vs Chinese mass produced product

@@sixstarreview6213 But to be frank if you do a comparison, the China made US UGG is of far better quality than the Australia made ones. This is of course due to the lower human cost and definitely mass factories have better systematic quality controls than family owned workshops. Also do not believe in the so called "high quality Australian sheepskin". There is no tannery industry in Australia. Raw animal materials need to be sent to China or Southern Europe to be processed into leather then imported back to Australia to make shoes. As far as I know, many Australia UGG makers are buying their leather from China (the leather may be original from Australia raised sheep).

@@shawnsheep5141 wow the internet is not your friend. Countless Australian tanneries and NOT Chinese ones. I’ve had my Australian made UGGS for two years with zero issues. My wife purchased a pair in 2008 and have held up very well. Superior product NOT made in communist China.

@@sixstarreview6213 1) That is great. I also checked I made mistake here. I never mean the Australian family made ones were not as solid as the US owned UGG "Australia", there were always some excessive glues, treads and color difference between the feet when I pick up a random pair in a shop. 2) By the way, Chinese do not make much money from making the shoes. The US companies ripped off majority of the price. 3) China is China, CCP is CCP. The (majority) factory workers are not CCP members. May I ask if you have opinions against the CCP leadership or an ordinary Chinese working to feed a family?