Fussy, eh?

While Uggs may not be on the top of any style list, we have to say that we *may* have kept ours to wear around the house. Because... comfort. And (usually) when going to the airport, we like to dress as comfortable as possible, because it's generally a long and strenuous day. Well, this woman had the idea of wearing Uggs to catch her flight... and was then kicked out of the airline lounge. Joanne Catherall, who was flying with the Australian airline Qantas, took to Twitter to relay her experience.

Denied access @Qantas business class lounge in @Melair Melbourne Airport apparently Ugg (Australia) Boots are deemed sleepwear by the lady working there although no problem in any of the other lounges so far.Helpfully she suggested I go to one of the shops & purchase some shoes

— Joanne Human League (@Lubycat) December 14, 2017

"Denied access Qantas business class lounge in Melbourne Airport – apparently, Ugg boots are deemed sleepwear by the lady working there although no problem in any of the other lounges so far. "Helpfully she suggested I go to one of the shops and purchase some shoes." Not a great start to her holiday, so.

Hi Joanne, we endeavour to remain consistent and uphold our Lounge's dress guidelines to all our guests . You may find details here: https://t.co/oiCgy2V1jR. Mark

— Qantas (@Qantas) December 14, 2017

However, the airline tweeted her back, saying: "Hi Joanne, we endeavour to remain consistent and uphold our Lounge's dress guidelines to all our guests." But Joanne was having none of it and replied to them, along with a screenshot of the airlines clothing guidelines.

Why would an @UGG boot I wear outdoors in all weathers be classed as sleepwear in @Qantas lounge but nowhere else that I have ever been on this earth ? pic.twitter.com/G04kWSN4c4

— Joanne Human League (@Lubycat) December 14, 2017

Whereas what I had on were outdoor @UGG BOOTS pic.twitter.com/IPUPLV7QHf

— Joanne Human League (@Lubycat) December 14, 2017

"Why would an UGG boot I wear outdoors in all weathers be classed as sleepwear in Qantas lounge but nowhere else that I have ever been on this earth?" We're wondering the same thing, Joanne.