I ordered a size 42.5 sneaker from Converse.com. However, when I received them, I realized that the left shoe was much smaller and tighter than the right. This was obviously a manufacturing flaw.
I promptly submitted a return request, indicating the damaged shoe. Converse.com acknowledged the return and issued a refund. To my amazement, I received the identical damaged sneakers back in the mail.
Frustrated, I sent another reply request, repeating the problem. Converse.com recognized the defect and issued a refund.
It's been about a month since my second return request, and I have yet to receive any updates, phone calls, or refunds. It appears like Converse.com has entirely forgotten about my case.
I ordered a pair of shoes from Converse's official website. When the shoes arrived, they were way too big, so I had to return them. It's been almost two weeks since Converse received the return, but I've heard nothing. No updates about the shoes being received, inspected, or the refund process start...
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...
After just five months of use, my Converse shoes started coming apart at the front. I consulted several shoe stores, and they explained that the issue was likely due to the shoe’s stiff structure. Despite this, when I submitted the shoes for a warranty claim, I waited a week without any update. Whe...
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...
I purchased Converse sneakers from your official website, and they injured my feet just as shown in the images. I'm not someone who enjoys causing myself pain. What person would willingly do this to themselves? This is clearly a manufacturing defect. I shouldn't have to endure this after spending so...
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