I bought a pair of shoes from Skechers 6 months ago. The seams on the front of the shoe I bought started to break and fall apart, and the toe began to loosen. I sent it to the company for review. They sent it as is. I knew the company name Skechers. He sent the product he sold as it arrived. I would not recommend buying shoes from this company again. There cannot be a sales company that does not stand behind its product and sends back a shoe with burst seams on the front, just because it is not a factory defect. There is nothing to do, the shoe repairman in our neighborhood will fix the shoes that the company cannot fix.
I purchased a pair of Skechers sneakers in March 2024, and despite wearing them only occasionally, the sole has collapsed, and the heels are showing significant wear. When I brought the shoes to the store for inspection, I was told there was “no manufacturing defect.” It's been six months since I bo...
I purchased a pair of Skechers D’Lites sneakers this summer, expecting them to last, but within just six months, they started falling apart. Despite not wearing them frequently, I noticed peeling on the inside, cracks on the front, and the sides opening up. I sent the shoes for inspection, assuming...
I bought a pair of Skechers shoes, and they completely fell apart! The sides tore open, and when I washed them (as the label says they are washable), they shrank. Despite the shoes being under warranty, Skechers refused to replace them, claiming there’s no manufacturing defect. At first, they told m...
I bought a pair of Skechers shoes, and to my shock, they split apart along the entire sole shortly after I started wearing them. What’s even more frustrating is that I’ve used this exact model in the past and never encountered such a manufacturing flaw. This time, the shoe literally came apart, some...
I purchased a pair of Skechers sneakers from one of your stores, but within just three months, the shoes began falling apart. The seams opened, and the leather started peeling, making them unwearable. I sent the shoes for inspection, but the response was that it wasn’t a manufacturing defect, effect...
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