After these arrived I wore them to store and compared them to the UGG brand. These are thicker and more stout than the UGG’s which keeps the top from folding down to show off the fur..... With The UGG’s... the fur inside and suede outside is one piece. There is no sewn seam to hold the liner and suede together.Because it is one piece the UGGS have more flexibility to allow for folding. With the Bearpaw brand. It is clear the suede and fur are separate and are sewn together adding to the thickness. This is why these boots don’t fold down easily to show off the fur. The lining puffs out when you fold the tops down....so if you are buying them for this purpose get the UGGs. My niece in her 20’s compared both and she really liked the UGGs flexibility. Is it worth the extra 90 dollars? You can be the judge of that. As far as the lining... the heal fur was thin and I noticed an inconsistency with the fur lining in both my BearPAWs and some of the UGGs in the store. It appears since it is a natural product your going to get inconsistent results. However as far as fur and suede between the brands they were hard to tell apart except for what I mentioned. That being said since the heals were thin on my pair, and I could not fold them down I gave them 3 stars. For an old girl like me I’m glad I saved the money. My sister and niece at first glance thought they were UGGs and my husband said I looked cute in my new boots. They are very comfortable and I don’t believe the UGGs can justify their price. BearPAWs are a good affordable alternative if you don’t care about name....