Posted 30th Mar 2023
Many people don't know about this one, but Nike has a 2 year warranty on many items including shoes. So if you've got a pair of shoes that are falling apart, it's worth filing a claim for them (unless you've used them in an unintended manner of course!)
Nike states on their website:
If it’s been longer than 60 days, and less than two years since the manufacture date (located on the item’s tag), and the item has developed a flaw, here's what you need to do:
Nike.com and Nike App Orders: Please contact us to return the item. (This includes digital Nike.com orders placed at a Nike Store.)
Nike Store Purchases: Even after 60 days, you'll still need to return the item to a Nike store. If you cannot visit in person, contact the store to discuss your options.
Nike Authorized Store Purchases: Please return your shoes to the original place of purchase. We work with authorized retailers to accept returns for products with a material or workmanship flaw. If you cannot return to the original place of purchase, or if the retailer has referred you back to Nike, you can file a claim.
So before you chuck them in the bin, give this a go!
Nike states on their website:
If it’s been longer than 60 days, and less than two years since the manufacture date (located on the item’s tag), and the item has developed a flaw, here's what you need to do:
Nike.com and Nike App Orders: Please contact us to return the item. (This includes digital Nike.com orders placed at a Nike Store.)
Nike Store Purchases: Even after 60 days, you'll still need to return the item to a Nike store. If you cannot visit in person, contact the store to discuss your options.
Nike Authorized Store Purchases: Please return your shoes to the original place of purchase. We work with authorized retailers to accept returns for products with a material or workmanship flaw. If you cannot return to the original place of purchase, or if the retailer has referred you back to Nike, you can file a claim.
So before you chuck them in the bin, give this a go!
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