Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes you can take it back no problem!!!
Just because she can, doesn't make it right.
Anonymous wrote:4 YEARS? Are you kidding? 4 MONTHS would be pushing it to even venture into the "years" made me laugh out loud.
Anonymous wrote:I bought a light weight quilted jacket from Burberry too and was shocked at how delicate it was... The threads popped out and were hanging all over. A friend Of mine had the same issue...this was a few years ago but the popping threads happened immediately after I purchased and I have to say I was very disappointed because for the money you would think there would be exceptional craftsmanship. Also, to add insult to injury my sister in law bought a knock off of the same style coat from target and it wore like iron! I don't think it makes someone wrong or a troll if they expect something to last with normal use and at those prices. They should replace or repair. I plan to find out from the manufacturer what they can do for me.
Anonymous wrote:I have a black Burberry quilted jacket that I purchased from Nordstrom in the fall of 2009. I have worn it a good amount over the last 4 years, especially in the fall each year. I've lost a good amount of weight and the jacket has gone from being very fitted to baggy. I told my husband that I was going to try to sell it on ebay and buy a new one in a smaller size, and he pointed out that my jacket is in terrible condition. I looked at it more closely and he is right- it just hasn't held up well at all! The stitching has come undone in a ton of places, and there is a lot of pilling. I'm pretty shocked that it would look so badly- this was a $500 jacket. Any chance that Nordstrom would take it back and give me a new one (in the same size- I don't expect them to give me a new one in a smaller size!) or is this normal wear and tear after four seasons of use?
Anonymous wrote:Another point that has been overlooked -- you say that you have lost a great deal of weight.
Having been very overweight once, OP, I can tell you that overweight people are very hard on their clothes. Clothes stain and they get strained and they just don't last that long. You need to consider that the jacket lasting you four years was a very good life span. No, it should not have been expected to last longer.
Now that you are thinner, your clothes may last longer.
Anonymous wrote:Another point that has been overlooked -- you say that you have lost a great deal of weight.
Having been very overweight once, OP, I can tell you that overweight people are very hard on their clothes. Clothes stain and they get strained and they just don't last that long. You need to consider that the jacket lasting you four years was a very good life span. No, it should not have been expected to last longer.
Now that you are thinner, your clothes may last longer.
Anonymous wrote:Another point that has been overlooked -- you say that you have lost a great deal of weight.
Having been very overweight once, OP, I can tell you that overweight people are very hard on their clothes. Clothes stain and they get strained and they just don't last that long. You need to consider that the jacket lasting you four years was a very good life span. No, it should not have been expected to last longer.
Now that you are thinner, your clothes may last longer.