I just emailed them from the Wal-Mart site cause I have 2 pairs of
jeans and the zippers will not stay up. When I buy me clothes it's
like Christmas cause I don't have much money...with 3 kids who does?!?
Now I'm out 2 pairs of jeans and 30 bucks. I returned them a SECOND
time but the customer service lady didn't give me my receipt back. I
think she did that so I couldn't return them again. Boo False Glory.

I bought like 10 pairs of faded glory jeans for my son to wear one day
to find that each pair has ripped in approximately the area.
Money is hard to come by so to have this happen was devistating to
me.
I noticed faded glory took their link off line, no doubt why.
I am going to contact Walmarts next since they are a brand they carry
and should have a warranty immplied. I understand with a reciept you
can carry some items back up to a year later. It hasn't been that
long for mine.
I wont purchase any of their products again and am considering
shopping Targets since it was found recently their groceries are
cheaper.
I think Walmart has went too far to cut cost by selling rags.

Shaon L.
Lancaster, Texas

I just bought a pair of Faded Glory sandals this morning. The looked
cute and sturdy. Already, the lining on inside (I have only been
wearing them about an hour) has pulled away from the bottom and rolled
up, leaving me walking on a sticky mess. I will be taking these
pieces of crap back to the store in a few hours!

Bought two XL size shirts this winter, kind of a soft cotton/flannel
type. After a few washings they are down to a medium size, totally
unwearable. If you're wondering, I wash in cold and dry in cool. On
the other havd, I bought a faded blue chambray shirt that I love.

Hi, i bought a pair of faded glory relaxed fit about 2 weeks ago. Well
today i went to sit down and a 4 in. rip in the butt area next to the
left side. I hve only worn them about 4-5 times. very unhappy!!!!! I
spent money for what," oh ya a rip in the pants .....".



Joe Snell

I just bought a pair of Faded Glory Men's Jeans and compared them to a
pair I bought about 6 months ago. The quality has gotten WORSE (as of
January 2008). They are no longer made in the USA and now are made in
PAKISTAN??? I am totally dissapointed. The look and style has totally
changed and gotten much worse than anything I have ever gotten with
the Faded Glory Name before.

I have purchased several pairs of men's Faded Glory jeans for my
husband in the past few years. Every pair that we've brought home have
ripped in the crotch, and have worn holes in the back pocket area,
after only wearing them one time. We keep thinking it might be
something he's done, but time after time, it's happened again and
again. I will never buy another pair of jeans from Faded Glory!

I agree with what you said Jill, I have a 18mo old girl and I bought a
very cute nightgown for her but, the elastic around the arms was very
weak or already stretched out and my daughter manged to get her arm
out of the nightgown and her head in the arm hole, all while she was
in her bed and I didn't even know this until the next morning. Thank
goodness she was alright I don't even what to think what could have
happened to her. She did have a red mark around her neck that lasted
for days. I will definitly think twice before I buy Faded Glory
clothing again.

I know what you are saying I bought a pair of sandals from walmart
Faded Glory and the leather caused me to have a have a reaction. For
months this went on because I did not know what was happening and I
finally was referred to a specialist and come to find out the
chemicals that they used to turn the leather brown literally burt the
top layer of both my feet it was a painful and horrible expierence for
me they are now scarred like they have been burnt. I called walmart
and they told me that there was nothing that they could do about it
and I told them that I wanted only the Company Faded Glory to put a
warning label on the brown leathered sandals about the chemicals that
they do use because I am telling this happened to me and it was not a
pleasant sight

What do you expect? You go to walmart to buy clothes, and you're
going to get cheap crap!

I don't know if Wal-Mart has some drone sitting at a desk somewhere
firing off form-letters in response to complaints, but I was VERY
disappointed by the e-mail I received from them in reply to the letter
I've posted here on Planet Feedback. In the e-mail, I was asked to
provide all sorts of information that I had already clearly provided
in my original letter. Also, it asked for the location and store
number of the Wal-Mart where I'd had the problem - even though I had
stated that the problem was NOT with a particular store location, but
with the Faded Glory brand itself.

I'm sure it was just a form letter, and I understand that due to the
sheer volume of complaints they probably get, they can't personally
respond to each one. But I'd prefer to get no response at all than
just a form letter that suggests that no one even read my original
letter anyway - or at least not in enough depth to understand my
concerns.

The e-mail did encourage me to respond with additional information, so
I had to basically re-type everything I wrote in my original letter by
way of explanation as to my complaint. Hopefully, this time someone
will read it and take my constructive criticism seriously. I would
love to see the Faded Glory brand restored to reflect decent quality
at low prices.

Good letter.

(Humor mode on)

When I see a brand called "faded glory," my first thought is that this
is a bad brand. Faded glory? As in "once good, but not so much any
more."

(Humor mode off)

Uh, maybe you need to hear it Jerry Seinfeld's voice for it to
actually be funny.

Excellent letter, Jill. Not only is it well-written, but you provided
the company with specific information as to the decline in quality.
Perhaps this will spur Walmart to look into its suppliers and see what
has gone wrong.

I know you bought a cheaper brand of clothing, but it only makes sense
for kids, since they wear something for a few months at most when
they're younger.

I hope you hear back from Walmart! Keep us posted.

Great letter! I have a lot of Faded Glory clothes that belonged to my
8 year old, that my 4 year old is now wearing (boys). Their quality
used to be pretty decent quality for the price, but I haven't bought
anything from WalMart in a while. I'm sorry to hear that their quality
is declining. Thanks for sharing this letter so I can continue
shopping at Target instead!

Nice letter and great feedback.

I hope they take your concerns seriously.

I noticed similar things, such as thinner fabric which wrinkles
quickly and wears thinner after a few washings. We are lucky to get a
season out of them.