Shoppers are rushing to Aldi to buy a pair of £14.99 boots that look and feel 'exactly like' £135 Ugg boots, but are 'even better'. On the Aldi website, shoppers have heaped praise on the £15 Ugg boot dupes, and they have racked up almost 100 five-star reviews.
Aldi's Brown Lambskin Boots cost £14.99 per pair. They feature a brown Lambskin exterior, and are lined with a gorgeously soft fleece interior.
On the Aldi website, people have been raving about how 'beautiful, warm and soft' the £15 Ugg dupes are. One five-star reviewer wrote: "Wow! Much nicer than expected. Soft, cosy and warm. Best boots I've bought yet." A second said: "Warm boots. Super soft and great value for money, my little girl loves them. They do come up a little small though so maybe size up."
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A third commented: "What beautiful boots these are the quality is great and such good value for the money I paid I would recommend." A fourth reviewer said: "Great value ,great quality inside was really thick and warm, great value for money definitely better when children's feet grow so quick than paying for brand name and they are as good as original ones. My granddaughter loved them as she matched mum's Uggs."
Somebody else raved: " Just like the premium brands. Gorgeous soft and fabulous for my granddaughter brilliant for winter." "Beautiful and as good as ugg boots... Buy them now," said another.
Yet another happy shopper exclaimed: "OMG... these are amazing value. Looked at buying Uggs for my granddaughter. These are equal if not better. Highly recommended. Great fit too.
"I have paid more than ten times as much for boots than these cost and they are every bit as good. The are a great fit, very warm, importantly - non slip!! I have bought two pairs," said somebody else.
You can buy the £14.99 Brown Lambskin Boots on the Aldi website here.
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