I bought a pair of Skechers sports shoes, and after three months, I saw small cracks and pieces of fabric coming off. When I sent them in for inspection, I was told that it wasn't a problem with how they were made. Do the shoes have to be completely broken for it to be considered a problem with how they were made? I couldn't get it. Now, I have no choice but to go to the Consumer Court to get what's rightfully mine. I chose Skechers at first to avoid quality problems and a lack of customer service, but I now regret my choice. I want my money back right away for what I bought. Shame on you Skechers.
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 purchased a pair of Skechers shoes, and after using them for about two weeks, cracks started to form on the sides. Due to my busy work schedule, I was only able to request an inspection after a month, and I sent the shoes in for review. After inspection, they returned the shoes, stating there was ...
I purchased a pair of Skechers shoes just two months ago and wore them only four times. Despite this minimal use, the leather developed cracks, and the front started to come apart. I sent the shoes back to the store for a refund or replacement, but I was told there was no manufacturing defect. Base...
I bought a pair of Skechers outdoor shoes, expecting durability and quality—especially considering the ₺ price tag. But after wearing them for just 2 or 3 months during winter, the mesh on the upper part started tearing apart. I couldn’t believe how quickly they fell apart, so I sent them in for ins...
My experience with Skechers has been very frustrating. I bought a pair of men's sports shoes only six months ago, but the inner lining has already worn out and opened up. When I sent them to be checked, all I got back was a note saying there was no problem with how they were made. How can they blame...
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