I don’t usually leave negative reviews, but for a product that’s marketed as “luxury” — especially luxury shoes — I felt like I should say something.I’m basically echoing a recent 1-star review from another U.S. customer. I was looking for a more grown-up version of the Nike Blazer 77s and decided to try the M89 High. The proportions just feel off: super narrow overall, a skinny toe box, and somehow a bulky ankle. They’re not terrible shoes, but they definitely didn’t work for me.The stitching and cuts on the side color strips were already pretty frayed right out of the box, which makes them feel more like a rough draft than a finished product. I also think the stitching on the Blazer 77s looks way better overall — it highlights the construction more and just feels more balanced in terms of the shoe’s proportions.What really sealed it was the return process. The company will either give me a full-value gift card or charge $35 to return them, which, counting the shipping cost to receive the order, is about a third of what the shoes cost. They’re shoes. If they can afford to issue a full gift card (covering return shipping plus shipping a new pair), they can clearly afford the return shipping; they choose not to. Furthermore, they ask you to wait 1-3 days for a return packaging label, and a separate potentially different wait for notification of a "drop off point". I must be missing something here ...Overall, this feels like lazy customer service from a “luxury” brand, especially one that already seems to have some durability complaints. As we already know, there is no substitute for iconic. I’d skip these.
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