Chippewa Footwear “Made in the USA” Class Action Settlement
Class Eligibility
All individuals in California who purchased certain products portrayed as made in the USA when the products contained parts made outside the USA. The whole list of included products is available in the official settlement page under documents exhibit A
Estimated Amount
$25 to $50
Consumers can potentially receive $25 cash or a $50 voucher
Proof of Purchase
No
Claim Form
Case Name
Djoric v. Justin Brands Inc.,Case No. BC574927 Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles
Case Summary
The Action alleges that Defendant violated California law by improperly labeling and selling certain of its Chippewa boots and footwear (“Products” or “Chippewa Products”) as “Handcrafted in the USA” or otherwise representing that the Products were made in the United States, when they contain foreign-made parts, and that doing so was prohibited by California law. Defendant admits that it represented the Products were Handcrafted in the U.S.A., but denies that these were misrepresentations or that it violated California law.
Settlement Pool
N/A
Settlement Website
Deadline
09/07/2018
Contact
Hello,,,it’s happens too much and I am just glad that we are compensated.
ADMIN – Hi Maria,
It happens all the time. Just keep an eye for similar situations and report them as needed.
can i file a claim if i bought this product while visiting in california?
ADMIN – Hi Judy,
It reads all persons in California. My guess is that you don’t qualify.
Bought this while visiting a friend in California.
I make it a point to buy items made in the USA to support my countey, would have chosen a different manufacturer had I realized this is not the case
ADMIN – Hi Erin,
I totally get your point. Now go ahead and file your claim.
For those that purchased while visiting California, the first sentence of the claim form states: “If you purchased a pair of Chippewa brand boots or other Chippewa footwear between March 1, 2011 and June 30, 2017, while residing in California, you could be entitled to benefits under a class action settlement.”
iim just here for the free money