The sports shoes I purchased from a Skechers store became unwearable within just three months due to openings and leather peeling, resulting in deformation. The product was sent for inspection, but the blame was placed on me, with the company dismissing the issue as not being a manufacturing defect. In the past, I had purchased Skechers shoes multiple times and was generally satisfied. However, I have recently noticed that the quality of your products has declined significantly, leaving me disappointed as a loyal customer. You are selling expensive yet low-quality products, and when issues arise, you fail to stand behind them, instead blaming the customer. This approach not only damages trust in your brand but also drives customers toward other brands. I find this behavior unacceptable.
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...
I bought a pair of Skechers sneakers from the official store, and despite only wearing them for a single season, they’ve become completely unusable. The heel is torn, there’s a hole forming, the shiny side details have peeled off, and the overall structure of the shoe is badly deformed. They're now ...
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 purchased a pair of Skechers shoes directly from the company's official website, expecting quality and durability. However, within just three months, the soles completely fell apart—they are in pieces! When I reached out to Skechers for assistance, I was met with zero support. Instead of taking r...
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...
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