Sell out £180 Ugg Tazz shoes so popular people can't get them anywhere has £23 New Look alternative

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Sell out £180 Ugg Tazz shoes so popular people can't get them anywhere has £23 New Look alternative

UGGs have been in fashion for years, but each autumn and winter season, a different product seems to be trending. And right now, the Tazz model is in particular high demand.

So it's no surprise that the £120-£180 footwear is almost sold out everywhere, with only a few sizes left on alternative sellers such as Amazon and Selfridges. Luckily, New Look has a very similar pair - and for much cheaper.

The Truffle Woven Trim Slipper Boots are on sale for just £22.99 and come in tan, light brown and black - but note that they're selling out quickly. Made with a cosy faux-fur lining, the woven-trim slipper boots are designed to comfortably support your feet.

READ MORE:New Look's £24 puffer jacket that's 'slimming' and perfect alternative to £200 North Face

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"Quality and comfortable slipper boots, very smart looking too, definitely excellent value for money"

The shoes can been worn with a ride range of outfits, but for a more casual look, you can pair them with the £34.99 High Waist Adalae Wide Leg Jeans from New Look, available in blue and black. The footwear has a four-star rating from across 59 reviews.

A shopper wrote: "Fabulous slipper boot which could easily be worn outside too. Really comfortable and look high end and way more expensive."

"Love these, they are super comfy and I got my true size 5 which fit perfectly, will be buying another pair of these", another added, while a third commented: "I love it, best shoe ever! Really comfy and goes with everything, I want them in every colour."

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Although a good product overall according the reviews, some customers reported that the shoes were quite small: "Really cute, but do come up small. My normal size was far too small, and a size up are still a little snug, back is very short so a little hard to walk in."

Alternatively, you can get the Women Tazz Slippers available at £34.99 from Amazon. There are no reviews yet but the footwear comes in beige, brown and black.

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There are also the Tazmin Aztec Detail Faux Fur Lining Platform Slippers from Ego. They've been reduced from £27 to £14.99 and are available in 13 different colours.

Shop the £22.99 New Look Truffle Woven Trim Slipper Boots here and the £34.99 New Look High Waist Adalae Wide Leg Jeans there. You can get the £34.99 Women Tazz Slippers from Amazon and the £14.99 Tazmin Aztec Detail Faux Fur Lining Platform Slippers from Ego.

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