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Personal Narrative: My Esperanza Shop
I Esperanza shopped at your store #702 1739 SW Loop 410 on 11/14/15.
I love to shop at your company I usually find everything I need without any problems.
I purchased a large leather black coat, material #604 for that night and the material on the stitching started coming off making the jacket a hole on the bottom of my sleeve towards my hand.

I’m finding it hard to understand how or why when it was only worn that same day it was purchased. I took it back to the store the next day on 11/15/15 but they said there was nothing they can do about it because the tag was ripped off the coat and it was worn.

I paid $20.00 for the coat I would like to wear it more than one time. If I have the receipt and the tag still I don’t see why there can’t
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