I bought a pair of Skechers athletic shoes from an authorized dealer, and after just one month of regular use, the inner heel area started to wear out. I sent the product for inspection through the store where I purchased it, but my issue was rejected. They claimed the tear was due to user error and blamed me for the damage. I sent it in a second time, and it was rejected again. I still don’t understand how the back of my foot could have caused such wear. The response I received was a generic, computer-generated reply on a single sheet of paper. I’ve used even lower-end brands for much longer without issues, yet I paid ₺3,300 for these shoes. Even though the model is supposed to be suitable for daily use, I can’t imagine what might happen with extended wear—at this rate, they’ll be trash in no time. I bought these shoes hoping for higher quality, but I can’t even wear them. Cheaper brands stand behind their products more consistently. What I’ve experienced is a serious injustice.
I purchased a pair of Skechers athletic shoes, and before the warranty period even ended, I noticed tearing and unraveling in multiple areas. I immediately submitted a warranty inspection request, expecting the brand to stand behind its product. However, the response I received from Skechers stated...
I bought a pair of Skechers shoes just three months ago, and both sides have split open—each tear is about 4-5 cm long. I only wear them for everyday use at school and in cafés, so there’s been no excessive strain. Despite this, the shoes completely fell apart in record time. I paid ₺3,000-₺4,000 ex...
The shoes I bought from the Skechers store started tearing at the sides and developed an unpleasant appearance within just 4–5 months. Despite applying for a replacement, my request was rejected. Even though the shoes are under a 2-year warranty, no action has been taken. I paid ₺6,300 for these sho...
I purchased a pair of Skechers Bobs Bamina shoes about a year ago, paying over ₺3000 with the expectation that I was investing in a quality product. Sadly, they have proven to be anything but durable. Despite wearing them for only about one active month total during the entire year, the shoes are no...
I bought a pair of Skechers shoes, and after just 8 months of normal use, a 10 cm tear appeared on the side of the shoe. I submitted the product for inspection under the warranty, fully expecting the issue to be recognized as a manufacturing defect. Instead, I was told it was due to user error, and ...
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