I've never owned a pair of UGGs til now! And I'm very satisfied with the quality and warmth it gives me. My ONLY complaint is that it gave me a blister on the back of my heel.

I've only been wearing them for 4 days now. Since then the temperature has been in the high 10s and low 30s and so far...its been warm and cozy. It feels like my feet are stepping on a fluffy soft cushion. I did buy the waterproofing for the sheepskin, hoping to keep these as long as I've heard others have.

I only just noticed that its "Made in China" tag, which someone mentioned on their review, and I did my research.

Apparently, after the Decker Company from the U.S. bought the UGG trademark, the U.S. started having their UGG products made in China.

But you can still find UGGs made in Australia and New Zealand. It seems most U.S. Retailers sells the "Made in China" design.

I like the quality and warmth.. so hooray! Except for my blister but I'll live.

FOUND THIS INFO ABOUT THE "MADE IN CHINA":
Thank you for your below inquiry on the country of manufacture of UGG brand boots. As you note, most UGG Classics are now made in China. Our Australian sources simply could not handle the volume of boots we now manufacture. The vast majority of sheepskin used to manufacture Classics in China, however, continues to come from Australia. Also, our quality standards have not changed - the boots we make in China are as high (if not higher) in quality than anything we have ever made. We also continue to make some UGG brand footwear in Australia and New Zealand. The UGG Ultra short, Ultra tall, Sundance ll and Nightfall, for example, are all made in New Zealand. Some scuffs and slippers are made in Australia