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 responsibility for the defective product, they blamed me, claiming "user error." This is completely unfair. How is it possible for a shoe to fall apart this quickly under normal use?
To make things worse, there is no way to reach anyone at Skechers. Their customer service is unresponsive and dismissive. I demand an immediate resolution—either a refund or a replacement. Skechers must stand behind their products and honor their warranty commitments!
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 outdoor shoes last month, and within less than a month, they started tearing apart. When I purchased them, I was told they had a 2-year warranty, yet the shoes didn’t even last 30 days before falling apart. As shown in the photos, there are tears on multiple sides, but Sk...
I purchased a pair of Skechers D’Lites from the official Skechers online store, expecting quality and durability. However, both shoes started falling apart at the seams—the stitching on the front and sides came undone, and the soles are detaching. When I reached out to Skechers customer service, I ...
While most Skechers products come with a 6-month warranty, the pair I purchased was supposed to be covered for two years. Yet, before even reaching the one-year mark, both soles split open! I have never seen this happen with any other brand, not even cheaper ones. What’s even worse is that I don’t ...
I purchased a pair of Skechers shoes, expecting durability and comfort. However, after just two months of use, they tore apart. When I contacted customer service, they blamed me for "user error" and refused to take responsibility. Is this really a user issue, or is it poor-quality manufacturing? A ...
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