Here is the color lineup for the Argyle Classic Boots from UGG Australia this year:

Charcoal Grey - This appears (coming into fall) to be the most popular color.  They are a lovely warm dark shade of grey and will go with almost any outfit in a winter wardrobe.

Black - Classic look that again is quite versatile and will go with almost anything "winter-ish".

Cream (Off White) - Normally "white" is not along my favorites in any type of footwear, but these are stunning.  These lend a warm and romantic look to an ensemble - especially when going along with a soft, warm sweater.

Stout (Dark Brown) - This is one of the more popular colors among the UGG knit and crochet boots.  Lovely deep shade of brown.

Fig (Dark Purple or Lavendar) - Here is a fun look for the argyle lineup - if you're interested in adding a bit of a twist or colorful flair to a winter ensemble, this color would be a great choice.

On shopping for Argyle UGG Boots - If these are anything like the Cardy boots from UGG, they will fall into a "scarce" category during the winter months.   Standard retail price for the Argyle boots is between $160 to $165 - if you're shopping in the winter time and resources are running short, you may find that some (less than honest) websites or retailers might charge you more to take advantage of the shortage.  Truth be known - there are almost always places to find these (and other UGG Australia boots) online for a fair price, no matter what time of year.

Quality or real boots are designed with double-faced sheepskin that will ease your feet with comfort. Double faced sheepskin is a single layer of sheepskin maintaining its thermostatic nature with the inner as skin (plain) and the outer as fleece that keeps your feet warm in winter and cool in summer.

In order to lessen the price of uggs, some manufacturers are using single-faced material / pigskin instead of double-faced sheepskins. This will ultimately reduce the quality of boots. But by looking closer you can find some tiny holes on the boot which states the boots are made of pig skin.

Be Careful while buying uggs:

• Usually, the stitching quality and the finishing design of the fake uggs is very meager when compared to the real ones. You can identify counterfeit boots by looking at the soles and logos. Soles of fake uggs are extremely rigid while the soles of the real ones are highly flexible.
• Genuine ones are featured with much sheepskin fur inside the boots for fluffy appearance and warmth. Where as utility of 'fur' is quite less in fake ones and sometimes the fur seems to be slightly dull grey in color.
• The heel portion is much narrower in replicas than the genuine sheepskin boots.
• The shape of the front portion of the counterfeits is bit shorter while the front part of the real sheepskin boots has a rounder and longer finish.
• One can find UGG label on the back of the real ugg boots. The printing styles of letters on the label may differ or may have some gap in between the letters. In authentic boots, the letters will slightly overlap each other.
• Real ugg will have few Registered trademark symbols ® on its outsole whereas imitates lack this.
• If your elite choice is ugg classic tall / classic short, you should look at the bottom of the boot that contains the symbol 'UGG'
• Authentic ugg boxes are strong and sturdy. Usually, the words "UGG Australia" are printed in the middle of the lid (top portion of box). Recent 2007 ugg's boxes come in a flip top box.
• You can easily identify the replicas knowing its price. The cost of real boots is at least £140 (approx.). The price of 'UGGS short' and tall is at least £70 and £85 respectively.