If your Under Armour shoes tore within months and they blamed you,
Verify your rights first;
• Under Armour covers manufacturing defects (like tearing, sole separation)
• Defects should qualify for replacement or refund if proven
• Returns are usually within 60 days, but defects can be reviewed case-by-case
So even after months, you can still argue it’s a product fault—not normal wear.
Build your case properly;
• Take clear photos of:
– Torn area
– Sole separation or stitching issues
• Show minimal usage (important)
• Keep proof of purchase
You must prove it’s not misuse.
Push back strongly;
• Contact support again and say:
– “This is a manufacturing defect, not wear and tear”
• Request:
– Product inspection
– Replacement or refund
Ask for escalation to a supervisor.
Use the right argument;
• Shoes tearing in months ≠ normal use
• Mention durability expectations for sports shoes
• Ask for written explanation of rejection
If the problem remains unresolved after contacting support, consider filing a complaint on Xolvie to raise awareness and pursue a resolution.
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