Last Updated: July 15, 2026

Airorawear respects the copyrights and intellectual property rights of others. This policy explains how copyright owners may report allegedly infringing material appearing on airorawear.shop and how affected parties may respond.

1. Summary

• Copyright owners or authorized representatives may submit a written infringement notice.
• The notice must identify the copyrighted work and the allegedly infringing material.
• Notices must include the required legal statements, contact information, and signature.
• Airorawear may remove or restrict access to disputed material after receiving a valid notice.
• The affected content provider may receive a copy of the notice.
• Affected parties may submit a valid counter-notification when material was removed because of mistake or misidentification.
• Knowingly submitting false or materially misleading information may result in legal liability.
• Copyright notices may be sent to support@airorawear.shop.

2. Business and Copyright Contact Information

3. Scope of This Policy

This policy applies to claims concerning copyrighted material displayed or made available through airorawear.shop, including:

• Product photographs
• Product descriptions
• Written content
• Graphics
• Illustrations
• Videos
• Website designs
• Customer reviews
• Customer-submitted photographs
• Other copyright-protected content

Trademark, patent, privacy, product, order, payment, shipping, or refund complaints should be submitted through the appropriate policy or customer-support process. (You can view our Intellectual Property Claim Policy, Payment Methods Policy, Shipping Policy, and Return and Refund Policy).

4. Who May Submit a Copyright Notice

A copyright notice may be submitted by:

• The copyright owner
• A person authorized to act for the copyright owner
• A licensed rights holder with enforcement authority
• An attorney or representative authorized by the owner

A representative may be required to provide evidence of authority to act for the copyright owner.

5. How to Submit a Copyright Notice

Send the notice by email to: support@airorawear.shop

Use the subject line: DMCA Copyright Notice
The notice must contain all information required in Section 6.

6. Required Copyright Notice Information

A valid copyright notice must include:

• A physical or electronic signature of the copyright owner or the person authorized to act on the owner’s behalf.
• Identification of the copyrighted work claimed to have been infringed.
• If multiple copyrighted works are involved, a representative list of those works.
• Identification of the material claimed to be infringing or subject to infringing activity.
• Information reasonably sufficient for Airorawear to locate the disputed material, including the exact webpage address whenever possible.
• The claimant’s full name, mailing address, telephone number, and email address.
• A statement that the claimant has a good-faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or applicable law.
• A statement that the information in the notice is accurate.
• A statement, made under penalty of perjury, that the claimant is the copyright owner or is authorized to act on behalf of the copyright owner.

7. Recommended Supporting Information

To help us locate and review the disputed material, the claimant should also provide:

• Product name or webpage title
• Screenshot of the disputed material
• Date the material was viewed
• Link to the original copyrighted work
• Copyright registration number, when available
• Publication information
• Licensing or ownership records
• Explanation of how the material allegedly infringes the protected work

Copyright registration is not required merely to submit a notice, but supporting records may help us assess the claim.

8. Locating the Disputed Material

The notice must identify the disputed material precisely. Whenever available, include:

• Complete webpage address
• Product-page address
• Product name
• Image position
• Text section
• Screenshot
• Description of where the material appears

A general statement referring to the entire website may be insufficient when the specific material can reasonably be identified.

9. Review of Copyright Notices

After receiving a sufficiently complete notice, Airorawear may:

• Confirm receipt
• Review the identified material
• Request additional information
• Temporarily restrict access to the material
• Remove the material
• Replace the material
• Contact the content provider
• Contact relevant service providers
• Preserve records relating to the claim
• Take other legally appropriate action

Airorawear may be unable to act on an incomplete notice until the missing information is provided.

10. Removal or Restriction

Airorawear may remove or restrict access to material when:

• A valid copyright notice is received
• The material appears unauthorized
• A service provider requires removal
• Continued publication creates a reasonable legal risk
• A court or lawful authority requires removal
• Removal is otherwise appropriate under applicable law

Removing material does not necessarily constitute an admission of infringement or liability.

11. Notification to the Content Provider

When material is removed or restricted, Airorawear may notify the person or organization that provided the material. The notification may include:

• Identification of the removed material
• The reason for removal
• A copy or summary of the copyright notice
• The claimant’s contact information
• Instructions for submitting a counter-notification

Claimants should understand that their notice and contact information may be shared when reasonably necessary to process the claim.

12. Copyright Counter-Notification

A person who believes that material was removed or restricted because of mistake or misidentification may submit a written counter-notification.

Send the counter-notification to: support@airorawear.shop

Use the subject line: DMCA Counter-Notification

13. Required Counter-Notification Information

A valid counter-notification must include:

• The respondent’s physical or electronic signature.
• Identification of the material that was removed or restricted.
• The location where the material appeared before it was removed or restricted.
• A statement under penalty of perjury that the respondent has a good-faith belief that the material was removed or restricted because of mistake or misidentification.
• The respondent’s full name, mailing address, telephone number, and email address.
• Consent to the jurisdiction of the United States Federal District Court for the judicial district in which the respondent’s address is located.
• If the respondent is located outside the United States, consent to the jurisdiction of an appropriate United States Federal District Court where Airorawear may be found.
• A statement that the respondent will accept service of process from the person who submitted the original notice or that person’s authorized representative.

14. Processing a Counter-Notification

After receiving a valid counter-notification, Airorawear may:

• Review the counter-notification
• Send a copy to the original claimant
• Inform the claimant that the material may be restored
• Maintain the restriction during the applicable legal waiting period
• Restore the material when legally appropriate
• Keep the material restricted if the claimant provides notice of qualifying legal action

Airorawear may request additional information when the counter-notification is incomplete.

15. Restoration of Material

Material may be restored when:

• A valid counter-notification has been received
• The original claimant has been notified
• The applicable waiting period has passed
• Airorawear has not received notice that the claimant filed an action seeking a court order concerning the disputed activity
• Restoration is otherwise legally appropriate

Restoration does not constitute a determination that the material is non-infringing.

16. Fair Use and Authorized Uses

Not every use of copyrighted material constitutes infringement. Applicable law may permit certain uses, including:

• Commentary
• Criticism
• News reporting
• Teaching
• Scholarship
• Research
• Parody
• Licensed use
• Public-domain use
• Other legally authorized uses

Claimants should consider whether the disputed material may be authorized, licensed, or protected by an applicable legal exception before submitting a notice.

17. False or Misleading Notices

Do not knowingly submit a notice or counter-notification containing materially false or misleading information. This includes intentionally:

• Claiming ownership of material not owned by the claimant
• Misidentifying the disputed material
• Ignoring known authorization or licensing
• Misrepresenting the legal status of the material
• Claiming public-domain material as exclusively owned
• Using the process to suppress lawful criticism
• Using the process to interfere with lawful competition
• Submitting false statements concerning mistake or misidentification

A person who knowingly makes a material misrepresentation may be responsible for damages, legal costs, or other consequences under applicable law.

18. Incomplete Notices

A notice may be rejected or delayed when it does not provide enough information to:

• Identify the claimant
• Verify authority to act
• Identify the copyrighted work
• Locate the disputed material
• Contact the claimant
• Understand the alleged infringement
• Confirm the required legal statements

Airorawear may contact the claimant and request corrections or additional information.

19. Repeat Infringement

Where appropriate, Airorawear may restrict or terminate website access for users who repeatedly submit infringing material. Relevant factors may include:

• Number of supported infringement notices
• Nature of the violations
• Evidence of deliberate misconduct
• Responses and counter-notifications
• Court decisions
• Evidence of ownership or authorization
• Applicable legal requirements

20. Misuse of the Process

The copyright notice process must not be used for complaints involving:

• Product quality
• Shipping delays
• Order cancellations
• Payment disputes
• Refund requests
• Pricing disagreements
• Defamation claims without a copyright issue
• Trademark-only claims
• Personal disagreements

These matters should be submitted through customer support or the relevant website policy. (You can review our Return and Refund Policy, Shipping Policy, and Payment Methods Policy).

21. No Final Determination of Ownership

Airorawear may review notices and take appropriate operational action, but it does not act as a court. Airorawear does not make final legal determinations regarding:

• Copyright ownership
• Validity of a copyright
• Fair use
• Licensing disputes
• Damages
• Legal liability

The involved parties may need to seek legal advice or pursue an appropriate legal proceeding to resolve a disputed claim.

22. Information Sharing

Information submitted through the copyright process may be shared with:

• The original claimant
• The affected content provider
• Website hosting providers
• E-commerce service providers
• Legal advisers
• Insurers
• Courts
• Government authorities
• Other parties reasonably necessary to process the claim

Do not include confidential or sensitive information that is unnecessary for the notice.

23. Privacy

Personal information submitted through a copyright notice or counter-notification may be used to:

• Verify the involved parties
• Review the claim
• Locate disputed material
• Communicate with the parties
• Maintain legal records
• Prevent misuse
• Comply with legal obligations
• Respond to court or government requests

Personal information will otherwise be handled according to the Airorawear Privacy Policy.

24. No Legal Advice

This policy provides a process for submitting and responding to copyright complaints.

It does not constitute legal advice. Anyone uncertain about copyright ownership, fair use, authorization, notice requirements, or potential liability should consult a qualified copyright attorney.

25. Other Legal Remedies

Submitting a copyright notice or counter-notification does not prevent either party from using another lawful remedy. Airorawear may comply with valid:

• Court orders
• Injunctions
• Subpoenas
• Government requests
• Hosting-provider requirements
• Other legally binding processes

26. Changes to This Policy

Airorawear may update this policy to reflect:

• Legal developments
• Operational changes
• Website changes
• Service-provider requirements
• Security needs
• Procedural clarifications

The revised policy will display an updated “Last Updated” date.

27. Contact Information

Send copyright notices, counter-notifications, or related questions to:

For an infringement notice, use the subject line: DMCA Copyright Notice

For a counter-notification, use the subject line: DMCA Counter-Notification