Australia Love Collective now at Bluefly
Posted on December 20th, 2009 by galligator under Boots, Fall 2009 Shoes, Hot Shoe Deals and Steals, Spot the Shoe on SaleLast winter I reviewed Australia Love Collective’s sheepskin ‘Tsar’ boot.
Since that time, Australia Love Collective has changed their name, re-branding as Australia Luxe Collective and has expanded their retailer distributors to include Endless, Net-a-Porter, Nordstrom, Nieman Marcus/Bergdorf Goodman, and Bloomingdales,
Styles vary from plain shearling-lined (ugh/ugg-styled) calf boots to luxurious fur-trim and ribbon-tie styles that beg to be touched. But, for those on a budget, the low-end for a relatively plain pair runs about $230 with prices for more decadent styles approaching $500.
Luckily, Bluefly has gotten their hands on a number of last year’s styles and is offering them to their customers at very attractive post-season prices. And, since these are winter investment pieces meant to last season after season, these won’t become dated anytime soon.
Prices on Australia Love Collective at Bluefly.com range from $165-$240, a considerable savings for these cute and reliable cold-weather boots.
Warning, if you pick up a pair of one of the posh, furry styles, you will be stopped and complimented every time you wear them in public.
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December 21st, 2009 at 11:07 am
I was able to score a couple of pairs this summer. Australia Luxe Collective has great customer service.
December 23rd, 2009 at 5:00 pm
all of these boots are hideous. you have great taste, except for these clunky, shapeless abominations. women should be discouraged from wearing them.
December 23rd, 2009 at 8:38 pm
It’s 31 degrees outside today (just below freezing) with 15 predicted tonight. Often footwear is about practicality rather than looks…Until man-made materials hold anything near the warmth that natural furs to, there will be a market for these.