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Over the last couple of decades, Ugg’s ubiquitous fluffy boot-slipper hybrids have had the kind of trajectory that lesser footwear brands dream of. After the style gained popularity among surfers in need of shoes that would keep them warm after a day of pounding the waves, Uggs hit the big time as the “It” shoe for a generation of Valley Girls (and those looking to emulate their style) who paired them with short skirts and velour track jackets. Twenty-odd years later, the brand banned…
