Last Updated: July 15, 2026

This Intellectual Property Claim Policy explains how copyright, trademark, and other intellectual property concerns relating to airorawear.shop may be reported to Airorawear.

1. Summary

• Airorawear respects valid copyrights, trademarks, and other intellectual property rights.
• Rights owners or authorized representatives may submit a claim by email.
• Claims must clearly identify the protected work, disputed material, and location of the material.
• Airorawear may remove, restrict, replace, or investigate disputed content when appropriate.
• The person responsible for disputed content may be notified and allowed to respond.
• False, incomplete, or misleading claims may be rejected.
• Knowingly submitting a false claim may result in legal liability.
• Claims may be sent to support@airorawear.shop.

2. Business Information

3. Intellectual Property Rights

Website content may include:

• Store names
• Logos
• Product names
• Product descriptions
• Photographs
• Graphics
• Videos
• Illustrations
• Page designs
• Written content
• Software
• Customer-submitted content

Such materials may be owned by Airorawear, licensed to Airorawear, supplied by service providers, or submitted by authorized users.

Unauthorized copying, publication, distribution, modification, sale, or commercial use may violate applicable intellectual property laws.

4. Types of Claims Accepted

Airorawear may review claims involving:

• Copyright infringement
• Trademark infringement
• Unauthorized use of photographs
• Unauthorized use of written content
• Unauthorized use of logos or brand names
• Counterfeit or impersonating content
• Other legally protected intellectual property

A disagreement about product quality, shipping, payments, returns, or refunds should be submitted through customer support rather than through this intellectual property process. (You can view our Shipping Policy and Return and Refund Policy).

5. Who May Submit a Claim

A claim may be submitted by:

• The intellectual property owner
• An authorized representative
• A licensed rights holder
• An attorney acting for the rights owner
• Another person legally authorized to enforce the rights

A representative should provide sufficient information showing authority to act for the owner.

6. How to Submit a Claim

Send the claim to: support@airorawear.shop

Use the email subject line: Intellectual Property Claim
The claim should include all information listed in the relevant sections below.

7. Required Copyright Claim Information

A copyright claim should include:

• The claimant’s full legal name.
• The name of the copyright owner, if different.
• The claimant’s address, telephone number, and email address.
• Identification or a clear description of the copyrighted work.
• The exact webpage address where the disputed material appears.
• A description of the material claimed to be infringing.
• Information reasonably sufficient for Airorawear to locate the material.
• Evidence of ownership or authorization, when available.
• A statement that the claimant has a good-faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by the 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 rights owner or authorized to act for the rights owner.
• A physical or electronic signature.

These elements reflect the information required for a valid United States copyright takedown notice.

8. Required Trademark Claim Information

A trademark claim should include:

• The claimant’s full legal name and contact information.
• The name of the trademark owner, if different.
• A clear identification of the trademark.
• The registration number and jurisdiction, when registered.
• A description of the goods or services associated with the trademark.
• The exact webpage address containing the disputed use.
• A description of how the use allegedly creates infringement, confusion, counterfeiting, or false affiliation.
• Supporting documents or registration records.
• A statement that the information provided is accurate.
• Confirmation that the claimant is the owner or is authorized to act for the owner.
• A physical or electronic signature.

9. Supporting Evidence

Helpful supporting evidence may include:

• Copyright registration records
• Trademark registration records
• Original source files
• Publication dates
• Licensing agreements
• Authorization documents
• Screenshots
• Product photographs
• Archived webpages
• Correspondence relating to ownership
• Links to the original protected material

Submitting supporting evidence may help Airorawear assess the claim accurately.

10. Location of Disputed Material

Claims must identify the disputed material precisely. Whenever possible, include:

• The complete webpage address
• Product name
• Product-page title
• Screenshot of the material
• Description of where the material appears
• Date the material was viewed

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

11. Claim Review

After receiving a sufficiently complete claim, Airorawear may:

• Confirm receipt
• Request additional information
• Review the identified material
• Review supporting documents
• Contact relevant service providers
• Contact the person who supplied the material
• Temporarily restrict access to disputed material
• Remove or replace disputed material
• Reject an incomplete or unsupported claim
• Preserve relevant records
• Take other reasonable action

The specific response depends on the nature, completeness, and legal basis of the claim.

12. Incomplete Claims

Airorawear may be unable to process a claim that does not include enough information to:

• Identify the claimant
• Confirm authority to act
• Identify the protected work
• Locate the disputed material
• Understand the alleged infringement
• Contact the claimant

When practical, Airorawear may request the missing information before making a decision.

13. Removal or Restriction of Material

Airorawear may remove, disable, restrict, or replace material when:

• A sufficiently supported claim is received
• The material appears unauthorized
• Continued display creates legal or customer risk
• A service provider requires removal
• A court or lawful authority requires action
• Removal is otherwise reasonably appropriate

Removal does not necessarily constitute an admission of infringement or liability.

14. Notification to the Content Provider

When appropriate, Airorawear may provide the claim or relevant claim details to:

• The person who supplied the material
• A website service provider
• A hosting provider
• A payment provider
• A legal adviser
• A lawful authority

Information may be disclosed only as reasonably necessary to review, respond to, or resolve the claim.

15. Copyright Counter-Notification

A person who believes that material was removed or restricted because of mistake or misidentification may submit a copyright counter-notification. The counter-notification should include:

• The respondent’s full legal name.
• Address, telephone number, and email address.
• Identification of the removed or restricted material.
• The location where the material appeared before removal.
• A statement under penalty of perjury that the respondent has a good-faith belief that the material was removed because of mistake or misidentification.
• Consent to the jurisdiction of the appropriate United States federal district court.
• Agreement to accept service of process from the original claimant or the claimant’s authorized agent.
• A physical or electronic signature.

These are core elements of a United States copyright counter-notification.

16. Sending a Counter-Notification

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

Use the subject line: Copyright Counter-Notification
Include the original claim reference, relevant webpage information, and all required statements.

17. Restoration of Material

After receiving a valid counter-notification, Airorawear may provide it to the original claimant.

Material may be restored when legally appropriate unless the original claimant provides notice of court action seeking to restrain the disputed activity. Restoration timing and procedure will be determined according to applicable law and the circumstances of the claim.

18. Trademark Responses

A person disputing a trademark claim may submit:

• Evidence of ownership
• Evidence of authorization
• Licensing records
• Evidence of lawful descriptive or nominative use
• Evidence that confusion is unlikely
• An explanation of why the claim is incorrect
• Other relevant documentation

Airorawear may request additional information from either party before determining an appropriate response.

19. Fair Use and Other Lawful Uses

Not every use of copyrighted or trademarked material constitutes infringement. Depending on the circumstances, applicable law may permit:

• Fair use
• Commentary
• Criticism
• News reporting
• Descriptive use
• Nominative use
• Licensed use
• Other legally authorized use

Claimants should consider whether the disputed use may be legally authorized before submitting a claim. Airorawear does not make final judicial determinations regarding disputed ownership or infringement.

20. False or Misleading Claims

Do not submit a claim that intentionally:

• Misidentifies the rights owner
• Misidentifies the disputed material
• Misrepresents authorization
• Omits known licenses or permissions
• Claims ownership of public-domain material
• Uses the process to suppress lawful competition
• Uses the process to remove honest criticism
• Contains materially false statements

A person who knowingly submits a material misrepresentation may be responsible for resulting damages, costs, or legal consequences.

21. Repeat Infringement

Airorawear may restrict or terminate access for users who repeatedly submit infringing content when appropriate and legally permitted. Relevant factors may include:

• Number of supported claims
• Nature of the alleged violations
• Responses or counter-notifications
• Court decisions
• Evidence of authorization
• Evidence of deliberate misconduct

22. Confidentiality

Airorawear cannot guarantee that intellectual property claims will remain confidential. Claim information may be shared with:

• The affected content provider
• Hosting or website providers
• Legal advisers
• Insurers
• Courts
• Government authorities
• Other parties necessary to resolve the claim

Do not include confidential information that is unnecessary to establish the claim.

23. Personal Information

Personal information submitted through this process may be used to:

• Verify the claimant
• Review ownership
• Contact involved parties
• Investigate the claim
• Prevent fraud or misuse
• Maintain legal records
• Comply with legal obligations

Information is handled according to the Airorawear Privacy Policy.

24. No Legal Advice

This policy provides a procedure for submitting intellectual property concerns.

It does not constitute legal advice and does not determine whether a particular use is legally infringing. Parties uncertain about their rights should consult a qualified intellectual property attorney.

25. Other Legal Remedies

Submitting a claim through this policy does not prevent a rights owner or respondent from pursuing other lawful remedies. Airorawear may comply with valid:

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

26. Changes to This Policy

Airorawear may update this policy to reflect:

• Changes in website operations
• Changes in claim procedures
• Changes in service providers
• Legal developments
• Security needs
• Clarifications

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

27. Contact Information

For copyright, trademark, or other intellectual property concerns, contact:

Use the subject line: Intellectual Property Claim