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Ugg issues advice on spotting counterfeit products

05/12/2016

Deckers-owned brand Ugg has released a set of guidelines to help customers identify counterfeit products and unauthorised online sellers ahead of the holiday season.  “With nearly fifty percent of purchases this season being made online, counterfeiters have taken notice and have adjusted their approach in the hopes of misguiding consumers,” says...

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