Intellectual Property Claim
Last updated: October 2026
Neverweartwice respects the intellectual property rights of creators, designers, brands, photographers, artists, and other rights holders. We expect the same respect from users, partners, and other parties who interact with our website and its content.
This Intellectual Property Claim Policy explains how to report concerns involving content that may infringe copyright, trademark, or other intellectual property rights on or in connection with the Neverweartwice website.
If you believe that material appearing on our website infringes your intellectual property rights, you may contact our support team with sufficient information for us to identify the material, understand the basis of your claim, and determine the appropriate next steps.
01. Intellectual Property at a Glance
An intellectual property claim should contain enough information for Neverweartwice to understand the rights being asserted and identify the material or activity that is the subject of the complaint.
| Claim Detail | Information Required |
|---|---|
| Rights Holder | Your full legal name or the name of the person or entity that owns or controls the relevant intellectual property rights. |
| Type of Right | Identify whether the claim concerns copyright, trademark, or another intellectual property right. |
| Protected Work | A clear description of the original work, mark, design, photograph, text, logo, or other protected material. |
| Location of Material | The URL or other specific location where the allegedly infringing material can be found on the website. |
| Basis of Claim | An explanation of why you believe the identified material infringes or improperly uses your intellectual property. |
| Contact Information | A valid email address and other contact information that allows our team to communicate with you regarding the claim. |
Important: Please provide accurate and complete information. A vague report without sufficient information may delay our ability to identify the relevant material or evaluate the claim.
02. What Is an Intellectual Property Claim?
An intellectual property claim is a written notification stating that material, branding, imagery, text, product presentation, or another element associated with a website may violate rights belonging to another person or entity.
Intellectual property can include several different categories of legally protected rights. The exact rights available to a claimant depend on the applicable law, the nature of the work or mark, ownership, registration status, and other relevant circumstances.
Neverweartwice may review claims involving website content or other materials that are alleged to infringe applicable intellectual property rights. Submitting a claim does not automatically establish that infringement has occurred. Each report may require individual review based on the information provided and the circumstances of the matter.
03. Types of Intellectual Property Concerns
Depending on the circumstances, an intellectual property complaint may involve copyright, trademark, or other rights. The following categories are provided to help identify the general nature of a claim.
Copyright Concerns
Copyright concerns may involve photographs, illustrations, graphics, written content, artwork, videos, or other original creative works that are protected under applicable copyright law.
Trademark Concerns
Trademark concerns may involve names, logos, symbols, slogans, or other identifiers that are alleged to be used in a manner that infringes or creates an improper association with a protected mark.
Brand & Design Materials
A report may concern product imagery, packaging presentation, brand assets, designs, or other materials where the claimant believes protected rights have been used without appropriate authorization.
Other IP Rights
Claims may also involve other intellectual property rights recognized under applicable law. Please clearly identify the right being asserted and provide supporting information where available.
04. Who May Submit a Claim?
An intellectual property claim should generally be submitted by the rights holder or by a person who is authorized to act on behalf of the rights holder.
- The owner or rights holder of the intellectual property at issue.
- An authorized representative acting on behalf of the rights holder.
- A qualified legal representative or professional authorized to communicate the claim.
- An organization or business representative who has authority to submit the notice on behalf of the relevant rights holder.
If you are submitting a claim on behalf of another person or organization, please clearly identify your relationship to the rights holder and your authority to act on their behalf.
05. Information to Include in Your Notice
To help us review a claim efficiently, your written notice should contain enough information to identify both the intellectual property involved and the material that you believe is problematic.
Provide the legal name of the rights holder and, when applicable, the organization or business represented by the claimant.
Clearly describe the original work, trademark, design, photograph, text, logo, or other intellectual property involved.
Provide the specific URL or other identifying information that allows our team to locate the material referenced in your complaint.
Explain the basis of the alleged infringement and include relevant supporting information that may assist our review.
06. Copyright Claims
Copyright generally protects original creative expression, subject to the requirements and limitations of applicable law. Examples can include photographs, illustrations, written material, graphics, artwork, videos, and other creative works.
If you believe copyrighted material has been used on the Neverweartwice website without authorization, please identify the original work and provide enough information for our team to compare the protected material with the material identified in your notice.
Where applicable, please provide information concerning your ownership or authorization to act on behalf of the copyright owner. If registration or other documentation is relevant to your claim, you may include that information with your notice.
07. Trademark Claims
Trademark rights may protect names, logos, symbols, phrases, designs, or other identifiers used to distinguish goods or services, depending on the applicable jurisdiction and circumstances.
If your claim concerns a trademark, please identify the mark, the rights holder, and the relevant goods or services associated with the mark. If the trademark is registered, providing the registration information may help our team understand the scope of the claimed rights.
For trademark-related claims: Please explain specifically how the material identified in your notice allegedly infringes or improperly uses the trademark. General statements that a name or logo is similar may not provide enough information for us to evaluate the specific concern.
08. Locating the Reported Material
A precise location is important because website content can change over time. Whenever possible, provide the complete URL of the page where the allegedly infringing material appears.
If the material cannot be identified by a direct URL, provide other information that allows our team to locate it, such as the product name, collection, page title, image description, or relevant section of the website.
| Useful Information | Example of What to Provide |
|---|---|
| Page URL | The complete website address where the reported material appears. |
| Product Name | The product title or other identifying information displayed on the relevant page. |
| Image or Content Description | A short description identifying the specific photograph, graphic, text, logo, or design at issue. |
| Relevant Location | The page section, collection, product area, or other location where the material can be found. |
09. Supporting Documentation
Supporting documentation can help establish the nature of the intellectual property and your relationship to the rights being asserted.
Depending on the type of claim, useful documentation may include copyright registration information, trademark registration information, original publication records, proof of authorship, links to the original work, licensing documentation, or evidence demonstrating authorization to act for the rights holder.
Please only provide information that is relevant to your claim. Sensitive or unnecessary personal information should not be included unless it is reasonably required for the review of the matter.
10. Good-Faith Reporting
Intellectual property notices should be submitted in good faith and should accurately describe the rights being asserted and the material involved.
Before submitting a claim, rights holders and authorized representatives should make reasonable efforts to confirm that the reported material is actually connected to the claimed intellectual property and that the information included in the notice is accurate.
A claim should not be submitted solely to interfere with another person's lawful use of content, products, branding, or other materials. Misleading, knowingly inaccurate, or abusive reports may complicate the review process and may have consequences under applicable law.
11. Review of an Intellectual Property Claim
After receiving a claim, Neverweartwice may review the information provided to determine whether the report identifies a specific intellectual property concern and whether additional information is necessary.
Depending on the circumstances, our review may include examining the reported material, comparing the material with the work or mark identified in the notice, reviewing information supplied by the claimant, and considering any relevant response or explanation.
Submitting a claim does not guarantee that material will be removed, restricted, or otherwise changed. The appropriate response depends on the circumstances of the claim, the information available, and applicable legal requirements.
12. Review & Response Process
The following provides a general overview of how an intellectual property report may be handled after it is submitted.
| Stage | General Process |
|---|---|
| Notice Received | Neverweartwice receives the written intellectual property claim through the available contact channel. |
| Information Review | Our team reviews the information provided and determines whether the reported material can be identified. |
| Additional Information | Additional details may be requested when the original notice does not contain sufficient information for review. |
| Internal Assessment | The reported material and the circumstances described in the claim may be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. |
| Response | Where appropriate, our team may communicate with the claimant regarding the status or outcome of the review. |
13. Claims Involving Third-Party Content
Some website functionality may involve content, services, or materials supplied by third parties. If your claim concerns material associated with an external service or third-party provider, please identify the relevant material and explain the intellectual property right you believe has been affected.
Depending on the circumstances, the appropriate rights holder, service provider, platform, or other responsible party may need to be contacted directly. Neverweartwice may review information within its control and may communicate with the claimant when appropriate.
14. Authorization & Licensing
Not every use of intellectual property necessarily constitutes infringement. Content may sometimes be used with permission, under a license, through an authorized relationship, or under another lawful basis.
If you believe that material is being used without authorization, please provide information explaining the relevant rights and why the use exceeds or falls outside any applicable permission or license.
If you are an authorized licensee rather than the owner of the intellectual property, please clearly describe your authority and provide relevant documentation when appropriate.
15. False or Incomplete Claims
Intellectual property notices should be accurate, specific, and supported by information that reasonably explains the basis of the claim.
- Do not knowingly submit a claim concerning material that you do not have rights to enforce.
- Do not knowingly provide inaccurate ownership, registration, authorization, or contact information.
- Do not identify unrelated website content when submitting a claim.
- Do not submit repeated notices concerning the same material without providing relevant new information.
- Clearly distinguish between facts, ownership information, and your interpretation of the alleged infringement.
If a notice is materially incomplete, our team may request clarification before proceeding with a substantive review.
16. What Happens After a Claim Is Submitted?
Once a sufficiently detailed notice has been received, Neverweartwice may evaluate the reported material and determine whether further information or action is appropriate.
Depending on the circumstances, potential responses may include requesting additional information, contacting relevant parties, reviewing or modifying material within our control, or taking another appropriate step consistent with applicable requirements.
Because every intellectual property dispute is different, no specific action is guaranteed solely because a claim has been submitted.
17. How to Submit an Intellectual Property Claim
Please send your written intellectual property claim to the Neverweartwice support team using the contact information provided below.
To help us process your notice efficiently, include the rights holder's name, your contact information, the type of intellectual property involved, a description of the protected work, the location of the reported material, the basis of your claim, and any relevant supporting documentation.
Recommended subject line: Intellectual Property Claim – [Name of Rights Holder]
18. Intellectual Property Claim Checklist
Before sending a notice, please review the following checklist to ensure that your submission contains the information our team may need.
| Checklist Item | Required Information |
|---|---|
| Rights Holder | Full legal name of the intellectual property owner or rights holder. |
| Representative | Your name and authority to act on behalf of the rights holder, when applicable. |
| Contact Details | Valid email address and other contact information necessary for communication. |
| IP Category | Copyright, trademark, or another applicable intellectual property right. |
| Protected Material | Clear description of the original work, mark, design, image, text, or other protected material. |
| Reported Material | Specific URL or sufficient information to locate the material on the website. |
| Basis of Claim | Clear explanation of why the reported material allegedly infringes the identified rights. |
| Supporting Evidence | Relevant registration, ownership, licensing, authorship, or other documentation when available. |
19. Intellectual Property & Website Content
The Neverweartwice website may contain product information, photographs, graphics, written content, logos, designs, layouts, visual elements, and other materials. The presence of material on the website does not necessarily mean that every element is owned exclusively by Neverweartwice.
Certain materials may belong to third parties or may be used under applicable authorization or licensing arrangements. Claims should therefore identify the specific material and the specific rights being asserted rather than making broad claims about the website as a whole.
Users should not reproduce, distribute, modify, publish, commercially exploit, or otherwise use protected website materials except where permitted by applicable law or appropriate authorization.
20. Changes to This Intellectual Property Policy
Neverweartwice may update this Intellectual Property Claim Policy when website practices, content, business operations, or applicable requirements change.
The current version published on the website will apply to intellectual property claims submitted after the relevant update. We encourage rights holders and authorized representatives to review the policy before submitting a new notice.
Submit an Intellectual Property Claim
If you believe that material associated with Neverweartwice infringes your intellectual property rights, please contact our support team with a detailed written notice and the information necessary for us to review your concern.
21. Our Commitment to Intellectual Property
Neverweartwice recognizes the importance of intellectual property rights and aims to handle legitimate concerns in a clear and responsible manner.
We encourage rights holders and authorized representatives to provide specific, accurate, and complete information when reporting a potential intellectual property concern. Clear information helps our team identify the relevant material and understand the basis of the claim.
Whether your concern involves copyright, trademarks, product imagery, written content, designs, branding, or another form of intellectual property, please contact us before taking further action whenever appropriate so that the matter can be reviewed based on the information provided.
For intellectual property-related inquiries, please contact support@neverweartwice.com during our support hours of 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM EST, Monday through Saturday.
Thank you for helping Neverweartwice maintain a respectful environment for creators, rights holders, customers, and business partners.