As I raised my leg while wearing Lee Jeans denim pants, the seam in the crotch area unexpectedly ripped. The store employees were dismissive, expressing doubt and disapproval, but ultimately agreed to return it. It's been approximately six weeks, and there has been absolutely no communication since then. If it's not covered by warranty, I want to make it clear that I am stating that separately. If you market your product as being reliable and hassle-free, make sure you back it up. I've worn denim pants before.
I purchased a pair of Wrangler pants six months ago, expecting durability and quality for the price I paid. However, despite minimal wear, the fabric has started tearing, which is extremely disappointing. For such an expensive item, this level of quality feels like a complete letdown. When I reache...
I purchased two pairs of Lee Wrangler jeans from the Marmara Park store, and both turned out to have defects. While trying them on at the store, I didn’t notice any issues, but one pair had a crooked hem, which was accepted for a return. However, the second pair has a fabric defect that they refuse ...
I sent my jeans, which tore at the crotch, to the Mavi store for inspection under the “Tearing & Wear” complaint. However, I was informed that there was no manufacturing defect and that an exchange or refund could not be made. The jeans were not damaged due to wear but tore along the seam. I used th...
I purchased a pair of Wrangler linen pants from the Ankamall Boyner store, and after wearing them just once, the seams began to come apart. I immediately took the pants back to the store, expecting a refund or exchange. However, my return was denied, with Boyner claiming that the issue was not a man...
I purchased a slit-knee jean model from Mavi Jeans, but after a short time, the knee area completely ripped open above the intended slit. I sent the jeans to their quality inspection team, only to have it returned with the claim that this was “user error,” even though the issue is clearly a product ...
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