GoodStylists (“we”, “us”, and “our”) is committed to respecting and protecting intellectual property rights. We support an open platform for custom apparel and personalized designs while strictly enforcing laws against copyright, trademark, and patent infringement. This Intellectual Property Claim Policy outlines the mechanism for rights owners to report alleged violations on our store located at https://www.goodstylists.com/.

1. Overview of Intellectual Property Rights

We require all vendors, creators, and users to verify they possess the necessary rights or licenses before listing any design on our store. Intellectual property protections generally encompass three core categories:

• Copyright: Protects original tangible expressions, including graphic artwork, unique patterns, photographs, and written marketing text.
• Trademark: Protects brand names, corporate logos, slogans, and distinctive identifiers used commercially to declare the origin of goods.
• Patent: Protects novel inventions, utility functions, or proprietary ornamental designs of manufacturing products.

2. Requirements for Reporting a Claim

If you believe a product listing on our website infringes upon your valid intellectual property right, your formal submission must contain the following specific details to ensure immediate processing:

1. An electronic or physical signature of the property owner or an individual legally authorized to act on behalf of the owner.
2. Clear and precise identification of the original protected work, trademark registration number, or patent document claimed to be violated.
3. Direct links (URLs) pointing to the specific product listings on our website that host the contested material. Broad references to the domain are insufficient.
4. Full legal contact information, including your legal name, business entity, physical address, direct phone line, and operational email address.
5. A written statement certifying your good faith belief that the commercial use of the design is unauthorized by the legal owner, its legal counsel, or federal statutory law.
6. A declaration under penalty of perjury verifying the accuracy of the details provided and establishing your explicit legal standing to enforce the rights.

3. How We Process Infringement Claims

Upon receipt of a valid, comprehensive notification meeting all listed statutory criteria, our internal legal team will take immediate steps to remove or disable public access to the infringing material. We operate under a strict review protocol to prevent malicious claims while prioritizing genuine enforcement requests. Material misrepresentations regarding infringement can lead to statutory liability for damages under federal law.

4. Counter-Notice for Wrongful Removal

If your design or product listing was removed due to an erroneous or misidentified intellectual property claim, you have the right to file a formal Counter-Notice. This document must state your legal name, direct contact info, a reference to the removed listing, and a declaration under penalty of perjury asserting your authorization to use the design. We will forward this statement to the original claimant to determine further legal steps.

5. Authorized Intellectual Property Agent

Please transmit all official property claims, documentation, and formal correspondence directly to our designated agent utilizing the verified business credentials detailed below: