We bought a pair of Converse shoes and my daughter wore them for only 2 hours during the holiday. As you can see, the shoes got discolored, with marks both on the top and in other areas. The shoes are practically new, worn for just 2 hours. We sent them for inspection, and they examined them twice, but each time they returned them saying it was user error. However, these shoes are brand new and were only worn for 2 hours. They are Converse shoes!
I bought Converse Run Star Hike Unisex Black Platform Sneaker shoes from the Converse store and within 6 months, both pairs started to wear out from the toe area and I noticed this when I saw that it was cracked from the top. Although the company stated that they provide a 2-year warranty service, t...
After just two months of use, my shoes developed cracks on the left edge of the right shoe. I reached out to the Converse store to schedule an inspection. It was rejected without any explanation. After resubmitting, they simply dismissed it, claiming it was due to the detergent and washing water, ev...
As a result of my application dated 19.04.2025, my Converse shoes—torn at the heel—were inspected and I was informed that the claim was rejected. However, considering I used the product for only a very short period and with great care, such damage suggests a manufacturing defect. I do not accept the...
As a gift, I received a pair of Skechers children's shoes. We didn't use them right away because they were too big for my child. We used them for about two months before the lights on one of the shoes stopped working. The shoes developed surface flaws as well. Remember, these shoes were only worn fo...
In June, I purchased a pair of Skechers Go Walk shoes from a Skechers store. I used the shoes for only two months, and despite very light use, the inner lining and edges began to tear. I took the shoes back to the store, and they were sent for inspection. However, the inspection result stated that i...
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