washed my new trainer in washing machine and nike wont exchange them

parking_question_chap

Your own fault, stop trying to pass the buck.

Indie_Kid

I'm sure it says on any receipt I've had, that the item must be returned in a resellable condition.

When my running shoes have become filthy, I've just used a bucket of water and a nail brush.

andygb

Indie_Kid wrote: »

I'm sure it says on any receipt I've had, that the item must be returned in a resellable condition.

When my running shoes have become filthy, I've just used a bucket of water and a nail brush.

Well that certainly would not apply if there was a manufacturing issue or if the product failed because of faulty assembly/materials.

However, in this case the OP should have taken notice of the cleaning instructions. I always wash my Adidas trainers and they turn out fine, but a mate put his Mizuno running shoes in the washing machine and the sole came away from the main body of the shoe.
I don't think that I ever washed my Nike Air Pegasus when I owned them - just as well by the sound of it.

Indie_Kid

But manufacturing faults are different.

andygb

Indie_Kid wrote: »

But manufacturing faults are different.

It would be a good idea if you reread the whole of my post again.;)