Shiekh South Center Mall

Last time I’m going there, mostly teens without any customer service experience and rude. I went ro exchange some shoes and was help by some very helpful and I had already picked my shoes when some girl took his place. She told me I couldn’t exchange cause they were used. I told her the only e I wore them was when I tried them out but she threw the whole «it’s the policy» shit. Told me to go back thw next day when a manager was there. Who leaves inexperienced people alone. Never going back again.

The place’s got a hip hop vibe. If I were to pick the key demographic for this place, it’s 13 — 18 year old African-​American men. They play hip hop, the shoes are mostly basketball or street, and the salesperson I worked with gave off the vibe too.
These shoes aren’t the tacky kind you’d see at stores catering to poseur rappers. The couple of gold pairs look respectable.
The salesperson was eager to help. Yet he seemed more interested in making the sale than in showing me what I was asking for. I asked for supportive, non-​leather shoes, but the salesperson showed me a number of shoes with animal ingredients or with thin soles. It would have helped had I made it clear that I wasn’t interested in any type of animal material.
They’ve got a decent number of cruelty-​free shoes (without leather or suede). Unfortunately most of those are Converse or Nike, both of which use sweatshop labor. See the 2011 report on workers assaulted at a Converse factory — to which Nike responded to by saying that they could do little to help. It’s absurd to think that the world’s largest sports brand can’t enforce basic ethical standards.