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How to submit a complaint with ASICS
If you’re looking to complain to ASICS in Australia the fastest approach is picking the right path for your issue (delivery, returns, or faulty product) and having your details ready before you contact support.
Get your essentials ready first
- Order/invoice number, product details (style/size), and your contact info
- Photos if it’s a quality issue (the warranty form requests images like the sizing tag, defective area, and outsole)
Delivery delays:
- Track the order status first using ASICS Order Search (you’ll need your order number, email, and billing postcode):
- If it still doesn’t make sense, lodge an ASICS delivery delay complaint referencing the shipping expectations so your complaint is specific.
Returns (wrong size / change of mind / unwanted item)
Start on the returns page and follow the “Return an Item” flow, or return in-store at an eligible ASICS brand store:
Faulty items bought online
Use the official online Warranty Returns form:
In-store purchase issues (service problems, store returns, refund refusal)
ASICS directs in-store purchase complaints to the store. Store phone numbers and emails are listed by location here:
ASICS’ Australian support information shows complaint handling depends on online vs in-store, and whether the issue is change-of-mind or faulty goods.
Delivery issues (online orders)
ASICS publishes shipping and delivery expectations, including weekday shipping (Mon–Fri, excluding public holidays), delivery coverage (mainland Australia + Tasmania), and Express Delivery shown as 1–3 business days. Delivery is handled by Australia Post, with notification options via the AusPost app/email/SMS.
Returns (change of mind / wrong size)
ASICS states returns are generally available within 45 days for guests or 60 days for OneASICS members from receiving your order, return requests must be approved, and exchanges aren’t offered (you return the item, then purchase again).
ASICS also notes online purchases can be returned at ASICS brand stores (not stockists) where eligible, with proof of purchase and items unworn/unused with tags/packaging intact.
Faulty goods (online purchases)
The warranty returns pathway references Australian Consumer Law. For a minor fault, ASICS may choose repair/replace/refund; for a major fault, you can request replacement or refund.
Claims typically need purchase details and photos, so sending evidence upfront helps speed assessment.
In-store purchases
For store purchases, issues may be handled in-store or the item may be sent to a claims department in Marsden Park for assessment (as described in in-store terms).
Common complaints against ASICS
Across major review platforms and forums, common themes include:
- Delivery and dispatch delays and frustration with limited updates or unclear timelines.
- Returns and refund delays or uncertainty about whether a return was received/processed, plus confusion about return requirements.
- Quality/durability concerns and disagreements about “normal wear and tear” vs a defect.
- Sizing/fit issues triggering returns and repeat contact with support.
ASICS complaints submitted through Ajust
How other consumers ASICS complaints got resolved
A wrong-size online order was returned in-store and the customer reported receiving a card refund within 48 hours.
A shipping label was created but the parcel was later reported lost. After calling ASICS, a replacement was promised and a new shipping label arrived by email.
If your issue isn’t resolved through the first contact, escalation works best when it’s documented and specific about the remedy you want.
1) Re-submit with complete evidence + a clear remedy request
- Faulty online purchases: use the Warranty Returns form with photos and a short description of the defect and impact.
- Delivery disputes: attach screenshots from order status and cite relevant shipping expectations.
2) Escalate to a store manager (for in-store purchases or store interactions)
ASICS indicates store purchases should be handled directly with the store, and store contact details are published on the in-store returns page.
3) Escalate in writing to head office (formal complaint)
Include your receipt/order number, dates, what happened, what you want (refund/replacement/repair), and a reasonable response deadline (for example, 10 business days): ASICS Oceania Pty Ltd — 6 Darling Street, Marsden Park, NSW 2765, Australia.
If you’ve tried to resolve it directly and you’re stuck, Australian consumer bodies can guide next steps.
Consumer guarantees (baseline rights)
Consumer guarantees may entitle you to repair, replacement, or refund when guarantees aren’t met, and which remedy applies depends on whether the failure is major or minor:
Where to go for consumer help
The ACCC explains that state/territory consumer protection agencies may provide advice and sometimes help negotiate:
Examples by state (choose yours):
- NSW Fair Trading: Complaints and enquiries
- NSW general consumer complaint (Service NSW): Lodge a general consumer complaint
- VIC: Consumer Affairs Victoria general complaint
- QLD: Queensland consumer complaints guidance
- Help centre / contact: ASICS Help Centre
- Track your order: Order Search
- Shipping policy and restrictions: Shipping
- Returns policy (45/60-day details and portal links): Returns
- Returns portal: Narvar returns portal
- Warranty returns form (online purchases): Product warranty form
- In-store returns + store contact details: Return in store
- In-store terms of sale: In-store terms
ASICS Complaints FAQs
You’ve done your part, now it’s time to hold ASICS accountable.
Take the final step and submit a complaint that gets seen and responded to.