The lifestyle brand and its parent company, Deckers Brands, will give back in both monetary and product donations.
The lifestyle brand and its parent company, Deckers Brands, will give back through both monetary and product donations.Author:Ana ColónPublish date:Apr 8, 2020Lifestyle brand Ugg and its parent company, Deckers Brands, announced an initiative called Better Together, through which it pledges to donate over $1 million in both money and products to Covid-19 relief efforts.
On Friday , Ugg will also launch an Instagram campaign through which it will send 500 pair of slippers a week to "real-life superheroes" — people working at the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic — while shining a light on their efforts on its account.
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