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What: Shares of Uggs boot maker Deckers Outdoor (Nasdaq: DECK) were looking unfashionable to investors today, as shares fell as much as 10% in intraday trading.

So what: Sam Poser, a stock analyst at Sterne Agee, has been a scourge for Deckers investors this week, and he was back again today, reiterating his dour view of the company. The central issue for Deckers in Poser's view can be boiled down to one word: sales. No, that's not sales as in how much the company is selling, but sales as in discounting the price of its furry boots. The company has marked down its core styles between 5% and 8%. While that may not sound like much, for investors that's a nice chunk of lost profitability. It's also rarely a good sign when a premium brand thinks it has to cut prices.

Now what: In addition to Uggs, Deckers also owns the Simple, Teva, and Tsubo brands, but none of those has driven the business the way Uggs have in recent years. Perhaps this is just a bump in the road for Uggs and Deckers. However, the fashion world can be pretty unforgiving when it moves on from a certain look, and it's also very possible that this is a sign that the Ugg era is winding down.

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