DMCA

01. DMCA Policy at a Glance

The following table summarizes the main information involved in submitting a copyright infringement notice to Neverweartwice. A complete notice helps us identify the copyrighted work, locate the allegedly infringing material, and understand the basis of the complaint.

02. What Is Covered by This Policy?

This policy applies to copyright concerns involving material that appears on or through the Neverweartwice website. Depending on the circumstances, this may include written content, product photographs, original graphics, illustrations, videos, artwork, website imagery, and other copyright-protected material.

Not every similarity between two works constitutes copyright infringement. Licensing, authorization, fair use, public-domain status, independent creation, or other applicable legal principles may affect whether a particular use is permitted.

03. Who May Submit a DMCA Notice?

A DMCA notice should generally be submitted by the copyright owner or by a person authorized to act on the copyright owner's behalf.

If you are submitting a notice for another person, company, organization, photographer, designer, or rights holder, please clearly identify your relationship to the copyright owner and provide information supporting your authority to submit the complaint.

• The copyright owner of the work identified in the notice.
• An authorized representative or agent acting for the copyright owner.
• A business or organization authorized to enforce the applicable copyright rights.
• A legal representative or other authorized party where applicable.

04. Information Required in a Copyright Notice

To help Neverweartwice review a copyright complaint, please provide the information described below. The more precise the notice, the easier it is to identify the relevant material and evaluate the request.

05. Description of the Copyrighted Work

Your notice should identify the copyrighted work clearly enough for our team to understand what you believe is protected. If multiple works are involved, please identify each work or provide a representative list where legally appropriate.

Depending on the type of work, useful information may include the title, author, creator, original publication location, creation date, registration information if applicable, or a link to an authorized version of the work.

06. Location of the Allegedly Infringing Material

Please provide the exact location where the allegedly infringing material appears on neverweartwice.com. A direct page URL is strongly preferred because it allows our team to locate the specific material identified in your notice.

If the material appears in more than one location, please provide each relevant URL or a sufficiently detailed list identifying where the material can be found.

• Provide the full webpage URL whenever possible.
• Identify the specific image, text, graphic, video, or other material being challenged.
• If the material is part of a product page, identify the product or page title as additional reference information.
• Include screenshots or other supporting evidence when they help clarify the complaint.

07. Good-Faith Statement

A DMCA notice should include a statement that you have a good-faith belief that the use of the material identified in the complaint is not authorized by the copyright owner, the copyright owner's agent, or applicable law.

The statement should relate specifically to the material identified in your notice. Please do not submit a complaint simply because content is similar to your work, because you disagree with a product or business decision, or because you believe another party should not use a particular style or concept.

Copyright protection and copyright infringement depend on the particular facts and applicable law. Providing a clear explanation of the disputed use helps us understand the basis of your complaint.

08. Accuracy & Authorization Statement

A copyright notice should also include a statement confirming that the information provided is accurate and, where required, that the person submitting the notice is authorized to act on behalf of the copyright owner.

Notices should be prepared carefully. Claims that contain knowingly false, misleading, or materially incomplete information may not be appropriate for the DMCA process and may have legal consequences under applicable law.

09. Signature Requirement

A valid copyright notice should include an electronic or physical signature of the copyright owner or an authorized representative.

For an email submission, typing the name of the authorized person at the end of the notice may serve as an electronic signature where permitted by applicable law. The person signing should have appropriate authority to submit the notice.

10. How to Submit a DMCA Notice

Copyright owners or authorized representatives may submit a DMCA notice by contacting the Neverweartwice support team at support@neverweartwice.com.

Please include the complete notice in the email and provide the relevant URLs, descriptions, statements, and signature information described in this policy.

11. Review of Copyright Notices

After receiving a copyright complaint, Neverweartwice may review the notice to determine whether it contains sufficient information to identify the protected work, the allegedly infringing material, and the basis of the complaint.

Submission of a DMCA notice does not automatically guarantee that content will be removed. The circumstances of each complaint may need to be evaluated based on the information provided and applicable law.

12. Potential Actions Following a Valid Notice

Depending on the circumstances, applicable law, and the nature of the complaint, Neverweartwice may take appropriate action concerning material identified in a sufficiently supported copyright notice.

• Review or restrict access to identified material where appropriate.
• Remove or disable access to material when required or appropriate under applicable law.
• Request additional information from the reporting party.
• Request clarification or supporting information concerning the reported content.
• Notify an affected party where appropriate or required by applicable law.
• Decline to act when a notice is incomplete, unsupported, unauthorized, or otherwise insufficient.

Any action will depend on the facts and circumstances of the specific complaint. Neverweartwice does not make a representation that every complaint will result in removal or restriction of content.

13. Counter-Notification & Disputed Removal

If material has been removed or access has been restricted because of a copyright complaint, the affected party may contact Neverweartwice when they believe the action was taken in error or that the material was authorized.

Depending on the circumstances, the affected party may provide information showing that they own the material, have permission or a license to use it, believe the reported use is lawful, or believe the material was incorrectly identified.

Formal DMCA counter-notifications may be subject to specific legal requirements. Where applicable, Neverweartwice will handle such requests in accordance with the procedures required by applicable copyright law.

14. Claims That May Require Additional Information

Not every copyright complaint contains enough information for us to identify or evaluate the reported material. When a notice does not provide sufficient detail, additional information may be requested before further action can be considered.

• The reported URL cannot be located or does not identify the disputed material.
• The copyrighted work is not sufficiently described.
• The notice does not explain the reporting party's ownership or authority.
• The complaint does not contain the required good-faith or accuracy statements.
• The signature or confirmation of the reporting party is missing.
• The complaint concerns a business, pricing, product, trademark, or other dispute that is not primarily a copyright matter.
• The claimed material appears to be licensed, authorized, public-domain material, or otherwise subject to a potentially applicable legal exception based on the information available.

15. False or Abusive Copyright Notices

Copyright reporting systems are intended to protect legitimate rights holders. Notices should therefore be submitted only when the reporting party has a genuine basis for believing that the identified material infringes copyright.

Neverweartwice may consider the accuracy, completeness, and apparent legitimacy of submitted notices. Repeated submission of knowingly false, misleading, fraudulent, or abusive complaints may affect how future complaints are handled.

16. DMCA Notice Timeline

The following table provides a general overview of how a copyright complaint may move through the reporting process. Actual timing may vary depending on the completeness of the notice, the nature of the material, and whether additional information is required.

17. Other Intellectual Property Concerns

This DMCA Policy specifically addresses copyright concerns. Other intellectual property matters, such as trademark disputes, brand identity concerns, unauthorized use of logos, or other intellectual property claims may require a different review process.

If your concern does not involve copyright, please provide a clear description of the intellectual property right involved and identify the specific material or webpage at issue. Our team can review the information and determine the appropriate channel for the request.

For all intellectual property complaints, providing accurate ownership information, specific URLs, and supporting documentation can help reduce unnecessary delays.

18. Important Legal Information

This policy describes the general process Neverweartwice uses for handling copyright complaints. It does not constitute legal advice and does not create rights or obligations beyond those provided by applicable law.

Copyright law may recognize circumstances in which the use of copyrighted material is permitted without the copyright owner's direct authorization. These circumstances can depend on the facts of a particular situation and the law applicable to that situation.

Neverweartwice may consider relevant information provided by the reporting party and, where applicable, the affected party. Nothing in this policy should be interpreted as a determination of copyright ownership or infringement in any particular dispute.

19. Our Commitment to Copyright Protection

Neverweartwice respects the rights of creators, photographers, designers, authors, brands, and other copyright owners. We recognize the importance of protecting original creative works while also allowing legitimate content and lawful uses to remain available where appropriate.

We encourage copyright owners and authorized representatives to provide complete, accurate, and specific information when submitting a DMCA notice. Clear URLs, descriptions of the copyrighted work, ownership or authorization information, and the required statements help us evaluate complaints more efficiently.

Where a sufficiently supported copyright complaint is received, Neverweartwice may take appropriate action consistent with applicable law. Where additional information is necessary, our team may request clarification before proceeding.

For copyright concerns involving content available on neverweartwice.com, please contact support@neverweartwice.com.

Thank you for helping Neverweartwice maintain a respectful environment for original creative work and intellectual property rights.