Intellectual Property Policy

Last updated: August 3, 2026

This Intellectual Property & Rights Complaints Policy applies to Aussie Hoodie Shop, operated by KONICUK LTD, Company No. 14556414.

Aussie Hoodie Shop respects copyrights, trademarks, design rights, publicity and personality rights, and other intellectual property or proprietary rights.

We expect customers, visitors, designers, suppliers, production partners, content contributors, and other third parties to respect those rights as well.

We do not knowingly offer or display products or content that unlawfully infringe the rights of another person. If you believe that a product, design, photograph, artwork, listing, page, or other material available through our website infringes your rights, submit a complaint using the procedure below.

This policy should be read together with our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

1. Rights Covered

This policy may be used to report alleged infringement involving:

• Copyrighted artwork, photographs, illustrations, text, video, or other original content;
• Registered or unregistered trademarks;
• Trade names, logos, or brand identifiers;
• Registered or unregistered design rights;
• Trade dress or product appearance rights;
• Publicity, personality, image, or likeness rights;
• Database rights;
• Counterfeit or unauthorized branded products; and
• Other intellectual property or proprietary rights recognized under applicable law.

This procedure is intended for rights complaints. It should not be used for ordinary customer-service, delivery, payment, return, refund, or product-quality requests.

2. Who May Submit a Complaint

A complaint should be submitted by:

• The owner of the allegedly infringed right;
• A solicitor, attorney, agent, licensing representative, or other person authorized to act for the rights owner; or
• A person otherwise legally entitled to enforce the right.

If you are acting for another person or organization, identify the rights owner and explain your authority to act on their behalf.

We may request evidence of authorization before reviewing or acting on a complaint.

3. Copyright Complaints

To report alleged copyright infringement, email support@aussiehoodie.com.

The notice should include:

1. Identification of the rights owner. Provide the full legal name of the copyright owner.

2. Identification of the copyrighted work. Describe the work and provide registration information, publication records, source files, original URLs, or other supporting evidence where available.

3. Identification of the disputed material. Provide the exact product listing, page URL, image, design, or other location where the material appears.

4. Contact information. Provide your full legal name, organization where applicable, mailing address, telephone number, and email address.

5. Good-faith statement. State that you have a good-faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by the rights owner, its agent, or applicable law.

6. Accuracy and authority statement. State that the information in the notice is accurate and that you are the rights owner or authorized to act for the rights owner.

7. Signature. Include your physical or electronic signature.

4. Trademark, Design, and Other Rights Complaints

For a trademark, design-right, trade-dress, publicity-right, counterfeit, or similar complaint, provide:

• The full legal name of the rights owner;
• The type of right being asserted;
• Registration numbers and jurisdictions, where applicable;
• A description of the protected mark, design, name, image, or other subject matter;
• The exact URLs or product listings being reported;
• An explanation of why the material infringes or violates the asserted right;
• Evidence of ownership or authorization;
• Your complete contact information;
• A good-faith statement that the complaint is accurate; and
• Your physical or electronic signature.

For an unregistered right, include sufficient evidence showing the nature, ownership, territory, use, and legal basis of the asserted right.

5. Identifying the Reported Material

A complaint must contain enough information for Aussie Hoodie Shop to locate and evaluate the reported material.

Where possible, include:

• The exact page or product URL;
• The product title;
• The product or variant identifier;
• A screenshot showing the disputed material;
• The date the material was observed;
• The specific image, text, design, logo, or other element being reported; and
• A comparison with the original or protected material.

A broad request to remove an entire website, product category, brand name, or collection without identifying specific material may not provide enough information for review.

6. Review and Enforcement

After receiving a sufficiently complete complaint, Aussie Hoodie Shop may:

• Acknowledge receipt of the complaint;
• Request additional information or evidence;
• Review the reported content, product, listing, or account;
• Temporarily restrict, hide, or disable disputed material;
• Contact the supplier, designer, contributor, customer, or other relevant party;
• Request proof of authorization, ownership, or licensing;
• Remove or permanently disable disputed material;
• Reject the complaint if it is incomplete, unsupported, or outside the scope of this policy;
• Restore material following a valid counter-notice or other evidence; or
• Take another action reasonably appropriate to the circumstances.

Temporary removal or restriction does not constitute an admission that infringement occurred.

Aussie Hoodie Shop is not a court and does not finally determine disputed ownership or infringement claims. Complex disputes may need to be resolved between the parties or by a court or other competent authority.

7. Counter-Notice Procedure

If material submitted or controlled by you was removed or disabled and you believe the action resulted from mistake, misidentification, authorization, licence, lawful use, or another valid defence, you may submit a counter-notice to support@aussiehoodie.com.

The counter-notice should include:

• Your full legal name;
• Your organization, where applicable;
• Your mailing address;
• Your telephone number and email address;
• Identification of the material removed or disabled;
• The location where the material appeared before removal;
• An explanation of why the material was removed or disabled by mistake or misidentification;
• Evidence of authorization, ownership, licensing, consent, or another lawful basis;
• Any declarations required by applicable law; and
• Your physical or electronic signature.

We may provide a valid counter-notice to the original complainant where permitted or required.

Restoration of material is not guaranteed. We may keep material restricted where another legal basis, policy violation, safety concern, court order, contractual restriction, or unresolved rights dispute applies.

8. Repeat Infringer Policy

Aussie Hoodie Shop may suspend, restrict, or terminate accounts, listings, submissions, supplier relationships, design access, or other participation associated with repeated or serious infringement.

When deciding whether action is appropriate, we may consider:

• The number and nature of complaints;
• Whether complaints were sufficiently supported;
• Whether material was removed or restored;
• Evidence of intentional or repeated infringement;
• Counter-notices or other responses;
• Court orders or official decisions;
• Prior warnings; and
• The risk to rights owners, customers, and our business.

We may also reject future submissions from a person or organization associated with repeated infringement or policy abuse.

9. False or Misleading Complaints

Do not submit a complaint or counter-notice that is knowingly false, fraudulent, abusive, or materially misleading.

A person submitting a notice is responsible for ensuring that:

• They own or are authorized to enforce the asserted right;
• The reported material is accurately identified;
• The factual and legal statements are made in good faith; and
• The notice does not intentionally omit material information.

A false or abusive complaint may result in:

• Rejection of the complaint;
• Restoration of removed material;
• Restriction of future complaints;
• Disclosure to an affected party where legally permitted;
• Account or service restrictions; or
• Legal liability under applicable law.

10. Our Intellectual Property

Unless otherwise stated, content available through Aussie Hoodie Shop is owned by, licensed to, or lawfully used by KONICUK LTD, Aussie Hoodie Shop, or their licensors, designers, suppliers, and content partners.

This content may include:

• The Aussie Hoodie Shop name and branding;
• Logos and trademarks;
• Website text and product descriptions;
• Product photographs and mockups;
• Artwork, graphics, and illustrations;
• Page layouts and website design;
• Icons and visual elements;
• Videos and marketing materials;
• Software, code, and website features; and
• Other original or licensed materials.

Copyright, trademark, design, database, and other intellectual property rights remain with their respective owners.

11. Permitted and Prohibited Use

You may access the website for lawful personal shopping and informational purposes.

Except where expressly authorized or permitted by applicable law, you may not:

• Copy, reproduce, republish, or redistribute website content;
• Modify or create derivative works;
• Sell, resell, license, or commercially exploit content;
• Download or copy product images for commercial use;
• Scrape, crawl, mirror, frame, or systematically extract content;
• Remove copyright, trademark, or ownership notices;
• Use our branding in a misleading or unauthorized manner;
• Register a confusingly similar domain, business name, social-media name, or identifier;
• Use our content to operate or promote a competing commercial service; or
• Represent that Aussie Hoodie Shop endorses a product, person, or organization without authorization.

A limited personal-use permission does not transfer ownership of any intellectual property right.

12. Privacy and Disclosure

Information submitted through a rights complaint or counter-notice may be used to:

• Review and investigate the claim;
• Contact the complainant or responding party;
• Identify the reported material;
• Request additional evidence;
• Enforce our policies;
• Comply with applicable law or legal process; and
• Establish, exercise, or defend legal claims.

Where permitted or required, we may disclose a complaint, counter-notice, contact information, or supporting material to:

• The person responsible for the disputed content;
• The original complainant;
• Our hosting, platform, legal, compliance, or service providers;
• A court, regulator, law-enforcement authority, or other competent body; or
• Another person reasonably necessary to investigate or resolve the dispute.

Do not submit information that is unrelated to the complaint.

Our handling of personal information is described in our Privacy Policy.

13. Governing Law

This policy and Aussie Hoodie Shop’s administration of rights complaints are governed by the applicable laws of the United Kingdom, subject to any mandatory law that applies to a particular claim, service provider, territory, or legal procedure.

A copyright notice or counter-notice relying on the United States Digital Millennium Copyright Act may also be subject to United States law and its formal requirements.

Nothing in this policy prevents a rights owner, responding party, or other person from seeking legal advice, contacting a competent authority, or pursuing a remedy available under applicable law.

14. Contact Information

For copyright notices, trademark complaints, design-right claims, counter-notices, or other intellectual property enquiries, contact:

Related policies:

• Terms of Service
• Privacy Policy
• Exchange & Replacement Policy
• Return & Refund Policy