Intellectual Property Claim

Effective Date: August 10, 2026

At Klarizza, we respect intellectual property rights and expect customers, content contributors, service providers, and other users of our website to do the same.

This Intellectual Property Claim Policy explains how intellectual property owners or authorized representatives can notify Klarizza about content or materials on our website that they believe infringe their intellectual property rights.

Klarizza operates an online store offering Bags, Hats, and Sunglasses. Our website may contain product names, descriptions, photographs, graphics, logos, written materials, page layouts, designs, and other content that may be protected by intellectual property laws.

We take legitimate intellectual property concerns seriously and will review properly submitted claims in accordance with applicable law.

1. ABOUT KLARIZZA

This policy applies to intellectual property claims involving content made available through the Klarizza website.

2. WHAT IS INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY?

Intellectual property generally refers to legally protected creations, works, identifiers, and other forms of intellectual output.

Depending on applicable law, intellectual property may include:

• Copyrights
• Trademarks
• Service marks
• Trade names
• Logos
• Product photography
• Written content
• Graphic designs
• Illustrations
• Original artwork
• Website designs
• Certain product-related creative materials

Different intellectual property rights have different legal requirements and protections.

A claim should identify the specific right allegedly affected and provide enough information for Klarizza to understand the concern.

3. KLARIZZA'S COMMITMENT

Klarizza respects the intellectual property rights of others and expects users of our website to respect those rights as well.

We make reasonable efforts to:

• Respond to legitimate intellectual property complaints.
• Review submitted claims.
• Investigate relevant information where appropriate.
• Remove or restrict access to content when required or appropriate.
• Communicate with affected parties when necessary.
• Prevent repeated violations where reasonably possible.

Submission of a claim does not automatically mean that content will be removed. Klarizza may need to review the information provided and determine the appropriate response.

4. TYPES OF CLAIMS

Intellectual property claims may involve several different types of rights.

A claimant should identify the specific intellectual property right involved.

5. COPYRIGHT CLAIMS

Copyright claims may concern original creative works such as:

• Photographs
• Product images
• Written articles
• Product descriptions
• Graphics
• Illustrations
• Videos
• Original designs
• Other creative works

If you believe content on Klarizza infringes your copyright, please submit a written claim containing the information described below.

Klarizza may request additional information if the initial submission does not provide enough detail to evaluate the claim.

6. TRADEMARK CLAIMS

Trademark claims may involve unauthorized use of:

• Brand names
• Logos
• Symbols
• Service marks
• Trade names
• Other protected identifiers

A trademark claim should clearly identify the relevant trademark and explain why the material on the Klarizza website allegedly infringes or improperly uses that mark.

Where applicable, claimants should provide registration information or other documentation supporting their rights.

7. WHAT TO INCLUDE IN AN INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CLAIM

To help Klarizza review a claim efficiently, please provide the following information.

Claims should contain sufficient information to allow Klarizza to identify and evaluate the material in question.

8. IDENTIFYING THE ALLEGEDLY INFRINGING MATERIAL

A claim should identify the exact location of the material at issue.

Where possible, provide:

• Complete webpage URL
• Product page URL
• Image URL
• Name of the relevant product
• Screenshot
• Description of where the material appears

A general statement that "content on the website is infringing" may not provide enough information for Klarizza to investigate.

The more specific the claim, the more efficiently we may be able to review it.

9. PROOF OF OWNERSHIP

Klarizza may request reasonable evidence showing that the claimant owns or is authorized to enforce the intellectual property right.

Depending on the claim, evidence may include:

• Copyright registration information
• Trademark registration information
• Original creation records
• Publication records
• Licensing documentation
• Assignment documentation
• Authorization from the rights holder
• Other relevant evidence

A registration is not necessarily required for every type of intellectual property claim, depending on the applicable law.

10. AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVES

If you are submitting a claim on behalf of an intellectual property owner, please explain your authority to act on the owner's behalf.

Klarizza may request documentation confirming that authority.

This helps protect rights holders from unauthorized individuals submitting claims in their name.

11. CONTACT INFORMATION FOR CLAIMS

Intellectual property claims should be submitted to:

support@klarizza.com

Please use a clear subject line such as:

Intellectual Property Claim

This helps our team identify the nature of the request.

12. CLAIM REVIEW PROCESS

After receiving an intellectual property claim, Klarizza may take the following steps:

1. Review the submitted information.
2. Determine whether the claim identifies the relevant material.
3. Review available supporting documentation.
4. Contact the claimant if additional information is required.
5. Contact affected parties where appropriate.
6. Restrict or remove content when warranted.
7. Determine whether additional action is necessary.

The review process may vary depending on the nature and complexity of the claim.

13. POSSIBLE ACTIONS

Depending on the circumstances and applicable law, Klarizza may:

• Remove allegedly infringing content.
• Restrict access to the relevant content.
• Temporarily disable content while reviewing a dispute.
• Request additional information.
• Contact the content provider.
• Request proof of authorization or ownership.
• Take other appropriate action.

Submission of a claim does not guarantee that a specific action will be taken.

14. CONTENT REMOVAL

If Klarizza determines that content should be removed or restricted, we may take appropriate steps within our control.

Removal may include:

• Product images
• Written content
• Graphics
• Logos
• Other website materials

If the material is supplied by a third party, Klarizza may also contact the relevant provider or request clarification regarding authorization.

15. FALSE OR MISLEADING CLAIMS

Intellectual property claims should be submitted in good faith.

A claimant should not knowingly submit false, misleading, fraudulent, or abusive claims.

Examples of inappropriate claims may include:

• Claiming ownership of another person's work.
• Providing knowingly false information.
• Misrepresenting legal rights.
• Requesting removal of lawful content solely to harm another party.
• Submitting repeated unsupported claims.
• Impersonating a rights holder or authorized representative.

Klarizza may take appropriate action regarding fraudulent or abusive submissions.

16. GOOD-FAITH REQUIREMENT

By submitting an intellectual property claim, the claimant should ensure that the information provided is accurate to the best of their knowledge and that they have a legitimate basis for making the claim.

Claims should identify the actual intellectual property right involved and explain the alleged infringement clearly.

17. FAIR USE AND OTHER LEGAL EXCEPTIONS

Certain uses of copyrighted, trademarked, or otherwise protected material may be permitted under applicable law.

For example, depending on the circumstances, legal exceptions may apply to certain uses for:

• Commentary
• Criticism
• News reporting
• Education
• Research
• Parody
• Other legally protected purposes

Klarizza does not automatically treat every use of protected material as infringement.

The legal status of a particular use depends on the facts and applicable law.

18. TRADEMARK FAIR USE

Trademark law may permit certain uses of another party's trademark where the use is lawful and does not improperly suggest sponsorship, affiliation, endorsement, or origin.

A trademark claim should therefore explain the specific basis for the alleged infringement rather than simply identifying the existence of a trademark.

19. PRODUCT NAMES AND DESCRIPTIONS

Product names, descriptions, and other commercial information may contain words or phrases that are also used by other businesses or brands.

The mere appearance of a word or phrase on the Klarizza website does not necessarily establish intellectual property infringement.

A claimant should identify the specific protected right and explain the basis of the claim.

20. PRODUCT PHOTOGRAPHS

Klarizza respects rights in original photography.

If you believe a photograph appearing on our website is your copyrighted work and has been used without authorization, please provide:

• The URL where the photograph appears.
• A description of the original photograph.
• Evidence of ownership.
• The location where your original work can be verified, if publicly available.
• Your contact information.

Screenshots may also be helpful.

21. USER-SUBMITTED CONTENT

If Klarizza permits users to submit reviews, photographs, comments, or other content, users are responsible for ensuring that their submissions do not violate third-party intellectual property rights.

Users should not upload:

• Unauthorized photographs
• Copyrighted text
• Protected graphics
• Logos used without authorization
• Trademarked materials in an infringing manner
• Other protected content without appropriate rights

Klarizza may remove or restrict user-submitted material when appropriate.

22. REPEAT INFRINGEMENT

Klarizza may take appropriate measures against accounts, users, or content providers who repeatedly engage in confirmed or credible intellectual property infringement.

Possible actions may include:

• Content removal
• Account restrictions
• Suspension of relevant functionality
• Termination where appropriate
• Other reasonable measures

Actions will depend on the circumstances and applicable law.

23. COUNTER-NOTICES AND DISPUTES

If content has been removed or restricted because of an intellectual property claim, the affected party may contact Klarizza to dispute the claim.

A dispute should explain:

• The content involved.
• Why the person believes the removal or restriction was incorrect.
• Any authorization or ownership information.
• Relevant supporting documentation.

Klarizza may review the dispute and determine the appropriate next step.

Nothing in this policy guarantees restoration of removed content.

24. THIRD-PARTY CONTENT

Klarizza may receive or display content from third-party providers, suppliers, customers, contractors, or other sources.

Where a third party provides content, that party may be responsible for ensuring that it has the necessary rights and permissions.

If you believe third-party content on Klarizza infringes your rights, you may submit a claim using the process described in this policy.

25. SUPPLIER OR BRAND AUTHORIZATION

If a product, image, logo, brand name, or other material is used with authorization from an intellectual property owner, Klarizza may request documentation confirming that authorization when necessary to investigate a claim.

Examples may include:

• Distribution agreements
• Licensing agreements
• Written authorization
• Supplier documentation
• Brand authorization
• Other relevant records

26. CLAIMS INVOLVING PRODUCT DESIGN

Some product designs may be protected by intellectual property rights depending on the jurisdiction and circumstances.

If a claimant believes a product design displayed on Klarizza infringes protected design rights, the claimant should provide:

• Description of the protected design.
• Evidence of ownership or registration where applicable.
• Description of the alleged similarity.
• URL or product information identifying the relevant Klarizza material.
• Supporting documentation.

Klarizza may request additional information where necessary.

27. CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION

Claimants should avoid submitting unnecessary confidential information.

Only provide information reasonably necessary to support the intellectual property claim.

Klarizza may retain claim-related information as reasonably necessary to investigate the complaint, comply with legal obligations, protect our business, or resolve disputes.

Information submitted may be handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy and applicable law.

28. PERSONAL INFORMATION IN CLAIMS

When submitting a claim, please provide only the personal information reasonably necessary for us to review the matter.

Do not include:

• Passwords
• Complete payment card numbers
• Security codes
• Unnecessary financial information
• Sensitive personal information unrelated to the claim

Klarizza handles personal information in accordance with our Privacy Policy.

29. LEGAL PROCESS

Nothing in this Intellectual Property Claim Policy prevents a rights holder from pursuing legal remedies available under applicable law.

Klarizza may comply with valid legal processes, court orders, governmental requests, or other legally binding requirements.

If a dispute cannot be resolved through the website claim process, the parties may have additional legal remedies available under applicable law.

30. NO GUARANTEE OF OUTCOME

Submitting an intellectual property claim does not guarantee:

• Removal of content.
• Suspension of an account.
• Termination of a supplier.
• Cancellation of an order.
• Acceptance of the claimant's legal position.
• A particular legal outcome.

Klarizza will review claims based on the information available and take appropriate action where warranted.

31. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OWNERSHIP

Unless otherwise stated, intellectual property owned or lawfully controlled by Klarizza remains the property of Klarizza or its applicable licensors.

This may include:

• Klarizza branding
• Logos
• Original website content
• Original graphics
• Original photographs
• Website layouts
• Original written materials
• Other protected materials

Nothing on the website grants users an ownership interest in Klarizza's intellectual property.

32. PROHIBITED USE OF KLARIZZA CONTENT

Without appropriate authorization, users should not:

• Copy Klarizza's original photographs.
• Reproduce original website text.
• Republish website graphics.
• Use Klarizza branding to imply affiliation.
• Copy website layouts for commercial purposes.
• Distribute protected content commercially.
• Modify or exploit protected materials without permission.

Unauthorized use may violate applicable intellectual property laws.

33. CLAIM SUBMISSION CHECKLIST

Before submitting a claim, please verify that you have included the following:

Providing complete information may help Klarizza review the claim more efficiently.

34. HOW TO SUBMIT A CLAIM

Please send your intellectual property claim by email to:

support@klarizza.com

Use the subject line:

Intellectual Property Claim

The body of your email should clearly explain the intellectual property issue and include the relevant supporting information.

If the claim concerns multiple URLs or products, list each location separately.

35. CONTACT KLARIZZA

For intellectual property concerns, please contact:

Please use support@klarizza.com for all intellectual property claims, ownership questions, authorization notices, and related concerns.

36. POLICY UPDATES

Klarizza may update this Intellectual Property Claim Policy periodically to reflect:

• Changes in applicable law.
• Changes to our website.
• Changes in business operations.
• Changes in content management procedures.
• Changes in intellectual property practices.

The latest version will be published on the Klarizza website with an updated effective date when applicable.

37. QUICK INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CLAIM SUMMARY

Klarizza respects legitimate intellectual property rights and encourages rights holders to contact us when they believe protected material has been used improperly on our website.

To submit an intellectual property concern, please email support@klarizza.com with complete and accurate information identifying the protected work, the alleged infringement, and the rights supporting your claim.