Violet
Vancouver,#2Consumer Comment
Sat, January 26, 2008
Well of course they will put returned/exchanged shoes back on the shelf! What else would they do with them? It makes sense to me. If you want to return something to a store they need to be able to resell it - otherwise its a loss to the company. So, therefore, any item you return cannot be worn. And, not every shoe that is returned is because it's defective. Sometimes people want to return something because it didn't go with their dress, or it was bought as a gift and they don't fit. Besides, leather stretching is NOT a defect. You can't be naive in thinking if the shoe fits the store, its going to stay fitting that way after its broken in. Leather stretches. It's SKIN for frick's sake. And depending on the shoe/type of leather it will stretch differently/faster. I have bought shoes in the past that stretched after a few wears and couldnt wear them anymore. Put on your big girl pants and get over it.