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  1. Chestnut LongNo Gravataron 18 Apr 2010 at 2:25 am

    Slightly off topic maybe, also a slightly strange query, but I’m just after a bit extra information about the manufacture of UGG boots. Does anyone know which type of sheep the boots are manufactured from? And are real UGGs constructed from the same breed as the many imitations?

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