The inner side of my Calvin Klein sneakers, which I purchased in March, wore out after just three months, and the inner fibers started spilling out. I sent the product to the company for inspection twice, but both times I received a negative response. They claimed I had used the shoes carelessly. However, I wore them less than 10 times in total over those three months. I always store my shoes properly and take care of them, so the damage makes no sense to me. The product comes with a 2-year warranty. I wear them on the street—it's not like I'm wearing them to formal events; they’re sneakers, after all. I will file a complaint with the Consumer Arbitration Committee. They refuse to stand behind the product they sold.
The pair of Calvin Klein shoes I bought in September became torn within just 3 months. When I started the examination process through the store, I received negative responses twice—they claimed it was the user's fault. But how can a pair of shoes tear in just 3 months? I only used them for normal da...
I ordered Calvin Klein shoes online (order no. 1029047404), and after just the first wear, I noticed discoloration caused by foot sweat. I immediately sent them in for inspection under form number ST-11277053-Z3Z2. The company’s response was a generic explanation that the shoes passed their standard...
I bought Calvin Klein sneakers from the Boyner store in April 2023. After only a few days of use, the back interior of the shoe began to separate, and the point where the sole connects began to separate on both shoes. They blamed it on user error when I sent them in for inspection. It's extremely in...
I bought a pair of Skechers shoes, and within just two months, a small hole appeared in the front. The shoes haven’t suffered any damage, and there are no signs of wear and tear elsewhere. I took them back to the store for inspection, and after only three days, they called to inform me that my claim...
Two months ago, I purchased a pair of Skechers shoes for my wife, product number 1-389735. Within just two months, the inner lining started tearing apart. We sent the shoes in for inspection, but Skechers claimed it was a user error. I'm talking about the inner lining—is it user error for the shoes ...
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