Anonymous wrote:That sucks but it’s not like you have to trash the dress. Just take it to a seamstress and have the zipper fixed.
Anonymous wrote:Help! I bought an expensive $500 dress to wear to a wedding last weekend from a big retailer. I bought it at the end of the summer because it was on sale. When it arrived I tried it on quickly and it fit so I took off the tags and put it in my closet. A month later I went to put it on for the wedding and the zipper completely broke. I am pretty sure it’s defective because it’s gets stuck and the zipper just splits open on its own even though the dress is zipped up.
I called the retailer to process a return or exchange and they won’t take it back because it’s outside of the 30 day return window and I don’t have the tag. I told them I would be fine with them exchanging it for the same dress or even fixing the zipper but they won’t do either.
Regardless, shouldn’t a dress last more than 2 months? How can they not be willing to help with something defective purchased so recently????
Normally I would fight the charge on my credit card but I bought the dress with a gift card from the retailer.
Do I have any recourse here or am I out $500 with a dress that’s unwearable?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They are right. Take it to someone and have the zipper fixed. You were out of the return period.
I took it to two tailors and they each quoted around $300 to fix the zipper, which would entail having it completely replaced. Don’t think that’s worth it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Who is the retailer?
I’ve noticed stores have gotten VERY strict with their return policy.
Saks