Known for clean lines and simple design, Ecco shoes are inspired by a "form follows function" philosophy. The company also offers a one-year limited warranty on all shoes purchased at retailers and through its website.
What's Covered
Ecco's warranty covers manufacturing and material defects, including faulty stitching, hardware (e.g., eyelets, hooks and buckles), quality of leather, attachment of soles and durability of outsoles. Shoes made with Gore-Tex are guaranteed to remain waterproof for one year from date of purchase.
What's Not Covered
The warranty doesn't cover wear and tear. So if you scuff your shoes, snag a hook on something or expose your shoes to caustic chemicals or other detrimental materials, you won't be able to exchange them. Also, you can't exchange your shoes merely because they don't fit.
Keep Your Receipt
The warranty period is one year from date of purchase. Remember to keep your receipt, as you'll need it if you decide to exchange your shoes under Ecco's warranty program.
Exchanging Your Shoes
To make a warranty claim, call the company at (888) 349-3226. A customer service agent will take down your information, and the company will send you a postage-paid envelope to return your shoes. Ecco will then evaluate your claim.
Renewal and Tune-Up
If your shoes are not approved for exchange or your warranty period has expired, Ecco offers shoe renewal and tune-up programs that include services such as restitching, outsole replacement, deodorization and leather refinishing and conditioning.
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Angela Brown has been a book editor since 1997. She has written for various websites, as well as National Public Radio, Pacifica Radio and more than 20 fiction anthologies. Brown earned a Bachelor of Arts in theater and English from the University of Wisconsin.
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