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 me to send them back, saying they would help, but after getting my complaint removed, they returned the shoes in the same damaged condition. This is beyond unacceptable! I don’t even believe these shoes are original. If Skechers won’t stand by their warranty, why even offer it? I expect a full refund or a replacement pair. Buyers, beware—this brand does not honor its guarantees!
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 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 ...
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 shoes directly from their official website, expecting quality and reliability. But after just a few months of regular wear, the shoes started coming apart at the sides, with visible cracks and a tear at the front. I submitted a warranty claim, assuming a brand like Sk...
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...
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