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 expecting quality, yet they didn’t even last as long as a cheap brand. I sent them in for warranty service a week ago, only to be told there’s "no manufacturing defect." So is my foot the problem now? I’ve had shoes last over a year without an issue, yet these fell apart in just months. Skechers refuses to take responsibility for defects—why even offer a warranty if nothing is covered? I expect a resolution!
The Skechers shoes I bought back in March have truly let me down. After just seven months, they’ve started falling apart—the toe part on one shoe has opened up, the front stitch on the other is coming loose, and there’s even a crack in the leather on the front. I paid ₺3000, expecting a quality pair...
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 bought a new pair of Skechers shoes last year, but they started to crack before completing their first year of use. I requested an examination, but Skechers determined that it was not a production fault. This decision feels like an excuse to avoid taking responsibility for their defective product....
I bought a pair of Skechers boots from their official website, expecting durability after paying ₺X,000. Yet, in less than four months, the sides started tearing apart! I sent them in for inspection, only to receive the usual “not a manufacturing defect” excuse. How can a supposedly high-quality pro...
I bought these Skechers shoes, and they began to show signs of wear and tear after only four months. I had the same issue with both shoes in the same ...
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