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Founded by Brian Smith and Doug Jensen in 1978, UGG Australia is an American footwear company best known for its classic sheepskin boots for both men and women. The brand now offers different types of footwear as well as accessories, clothing, outwear and home goods. In 1995, the company became part of Deckers Brands.
Company Information
Annual Sales:
£182.49m (FY 17 Europe) £67.75m (FY 17 UK)
Segments / Shopping Categories:
menswear; womenswear; kidswear; footwear; sportswear
Company Size (No. of Employees):
171 (UK); 188 (Europe)
Parent Company/Key Investors:
Deckers Europe Ltd/Deckers Outdoor Corporation
UK Standalone Stores:
7
UK Concessions:
24
UK Wholesale Stockists:
2
Key Concessions:
House of Fraser; Office; Schuh; Zalando; M&Mdirect; Amazon
Group Companies:
Ugg; Koolaburra; HOKA ONE ONE; Teva; Sanuk
Key Brands Stocked:
Ugg
Contact Information
Head Office Address:
130 Shaftesbury Avenue, London W1D 5EU
Head Office Telephone:
0207 016 2200
Website:
www.ugg.com
Key Locations:
10 Glasshouse Street,
London, W1B 5AR
Westfield White City Centre,
London, W12 7GD
15 New Cathedral Street,
Manchester, M1 1AD
Key Executives
Chief Executive:
David Powers
Design Director:
Jamie Tallerico (Creative Director)
Retail Director:
Heidi Benjamin (Distributer Sales Director)
Digital Director:
Guy Knight (Head of E-Commerce)
Marketing Director:
Anna Howes (Head of Brand Marketing)
HR Director:
Deborah Parsons
Social Media
Twitter:
twitter.com/UGG
Instagram:
instagram.com/uggineurope
Facebook:
facebook.com/UGGUK
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