Last Updated: September 11, 2026
Formcloth respects the intellectual property rights of others and expects users, suppliers, partners, and other parties interacting with formcloth.com to do the same.
This Intellectual Property Claim Policy explains how to report alleged infringement involving content, product listings, images, trademarks, copyrights, or other intellectual property appearing on or through our website.
Summary
- Store: Formcloth
- Website: formcloth.com
- We respect copyrights, trademarks, and other intellectual property rights.
- Rights holders or authorized representatives may submit a claim to us by email.
- Claims should clearly identify the protected work or right and the allegedly infringing material.
- We may request additional information before taking action.
- We may remove, restrict, or investigate content when appropriate.
- False or misleading claims may have legal consequences.
- Contact email: support@formcloth.com
- Business address: 497 Winchester Ave, New Haven, CT 06511-1919, United States
- Support hours: Monday–Saturday, 8:00 AM–7:00 PM Eastern Time (ET)
1. Our Commitment to Intellectual Property Rights
Formcloth respects intellectual property rights, including:
- Copyrights
- Trademarks
- Service marks
- Trade names
- Trade dress
- Patents
- Design rights
- Other legally protected intellectual property rights
We do not knowingly permit unauthorized use of protected intellectual property on formcloth.com.
If you believe material appearing on our website infringes your rights, you may submit a claim using the procedure described below.
2. Who May Submit a Claim
An intellectual property claim may be submitted by:
- The intellectual property rights owner
- A person legally authorized to act on behalf of the rights owner
- An authorized attorney or representative
If you are acting for someone else, please include information reasonably demonstrating your authority to submit the claim.
3. Types of Claims We Review
We may review claims involving alleged unauthorized use of:
- Product photographs
- Original artwork
- Graphics
- Written content
- Logos
- Brand names
- Trademarks
- Product designs
- Marketing materials
- Copyrighted works
- Other legally protected materials
Claims should relate to specific material appearing on or through formcloth.com.
4. How to Submit an Intellectual Property Claim
To report alleged infringement, contact:
support@formcloth.com
Please use a clear subject line such as:
Intellectual Property Claim
Your notice should include the information described below.
5. Information Required in a Claim
Please provide:
Rights Owner Information
- Full legal name
- Company name, if applicable
- Email address
- Mailing address
- Telephone number, if available
Description of the Intellectual Property
Clearly identify the intellectual property you believe is being infringed.
This may include:
- Copyrighted work
- Trademark
- Logo
- Product image
- Product design
- Written content
- Other protected material
Proof of Rights
Where reasonably available, provide information demonstrating ownership or authority, such as:
- Copyright registration details
- Trademark registration number
- Registration jurisdiction
- Original publication information
- Official brand website
- Licensing documentation
- Authorization from the rights owner
- Other supporting documentation
Registration is not necessarily required where the applicable law does not require registration, but supporting evidence may help us review the claim.
6. Identification of the Allegedly Infringing Material
Please clearly identify the material you believe infringes your rights.
Where possible, include:
- Exact webpage URL
- Product page URL
- Product name
- Screenshot
- Description of the disputed material
- Location of the material on the website
Providing precise information helps us locate and review the content efficiently.
7. Explanation of the Alleged Infringement
Please explain why you believe the material infringes your intellectual property rights.
The explanation should be specific enough for us to understand:
- What right you own
- What material allegedly infringes that right
- How the material allegedly infringes your right
- Whether you have authorized any use of the material
Avoid submitting only a general statement without identifying the specific material at issue.
8. Good-Faith Statement
Your claim should include a statement confirming that you have a good-faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by:
- The intellectual property owner
- The owner's authorized representative
- Applicable law
9. Accuracy Statement
Your claim should also confirm that the information you provide is accurate and that you are:
- The intellectual property rights owner, or
- Authorized to act on behalf of the rights owner
Claims submitted knowingly with false or misleading information may expose the sender to legal responsibility.
10. Signature
Please include your physical or electronic signature.
Typing your full legal name at the end of an emailed claim may serve as an electronic signature where legally permitted.
11. Claim Review Process
After receiving a sufficiently complete claim, Formcloth may:
- Review the information provided.
- Locate the material identified in the complaint.
- Review available ownership information.
- Request additional documentation if necessary.
- Contact relevant parties where appropriate.
- Restrict, remove, or disable disputed material where appropriate.
- Take other reasonable action based on the circumstances and applicable law.
Submitting a claim does not automatically guarantee removal of material.
Each claim may be reviewed based on the available information and applicable legal requirements.
12. Requests for Additional Information
If a claim is incomplete or unclear, we may ask the sender to provide additional information.
Examples may include:
- Proof of ownership
- Authorization documentation
- More specific URLs
- Registration details
- Screenshots
- Explanation of the claimed rights
- Clarification of the alleged infringement
Failure to provide enough information may prevent us from fully evaluating the claim.
13. Trademark Claims
If you believe content on formcloth.com unlawfully uses your trademark, please include:
- Trademark owner name
- Trademark registration number, if available
- Country or jurisdiction of registration
- Description of the trademark
- Goods or services covered by the mark
- URL of the allegedly infringing material
- Explanation of the alleged unauthorized use
We may consider factors such as whether the challenged use is likely to create confusion regarding:
- Source
- Sponsorship
- Affiliation
- Endorsement
14. Copyright Claims
If your claim concerns copyrighted material, please identify:
- The copyrighted work
- The original source or publication
- The allegedly infringing material
- The relevant URL
- Your relationship to the copyrighted work
- Supporting evidence of ownership or authorization
For claims specifically intended to follow a statutory copyright notice-and-takedown procedure, please also review our separate DMCA Policy, where applicable.
15. Product Images and Creative Content
If you believe a product image, graphic, photograph, or written description has been copied without authorization, please provide:
- The original work
- Evidence showing when or where the original work was published
- The disputed Formcloth URL
- A comparison or explanation of the alleged copying
This helps us evaluate the claim accurately.
16. Counterclaims and Disputes
In some circumstances, a person or entity affected by an intellectual property claim may dispute the allegation.
Where applicable, we may consider:
- Evidence submitted by the claimant
- Evidence submitted by the responding party
- Licensing information
- Ownership documents
- Applicable legal requirements
Formcloth does not act as a court and may not be able to resolve complex ownership disputes.
Parties may need to seek independent legal remedies where a dispute cannot be resolved through our review process.
17. Removal or Restriction of Content
Where appropriate, Formcloth may:
- Remove content
- Disable access to content
- Suspend a product listing
- Modify a listing
- Request supporting documentation
- Take other reasonable corrective action
Any action will depend on the circumstances of the claim and applicable law.
18. Repeat or Serious Infringement
Where appropriate and legally permitted, Formcloth may take additional action in response to repeated, deliberate, or serious infringement.
This may include limiting access to certain content, listings, or services associated with repeated infringement.
19. False, Misleading, or Abusive Claims
Do not submit an intellectual property claim:
- To harass another person
- To interfere with legitimate competition
- To make knowingly false statements
- To claim rights you do not own
- To misrepresent your legal authority
- To improperly remove lawful content
Fraudulent or materially misleading claims may result in rejection of the request and may expose the claimant to legal liability.
20. Fair Use and Other Legal Exceptions
Some uses of intellectual property may be lawful under exceptions or limitations provided by applicable law.
Depending on the jurisdiction, these may include concepts such as:
- Fair use
- Fair dealing
- Nominative use
- Descriptive use
- Commentary
- Criticism
- Other statutory exceptions
The existence and scope of these exceptions depend on applicable law and specific facts.
21. No Admission of Liability
Reviewing, removing, restricting, or retaining disputed material does not necessarily constitute:
- An admission of infringement
- An admission of liability
- A legal determination regarding ownership
Actions may be taken as a practical measure while rights and disputes are evaluated.
22. Rights Reserved
Formcloth reserves the right, where permitted by law, to:
- Request additional information
- Reject incomplete notices
- Decline unsupported claims
- Remove or restrict content
- Restore content where appropriate
- Communicate with relevant parties
- Preserve records relating to a claim
- Comply with valid legal requests
Nothing in this policy limits mandatory rights or remedies available under applicable law.
23. Privacy and Intellectual Property Claims
Information submitted as part of an intellectual property complaint may be processed for purposes including:
- Reviewing the claim
- Contacting the claimant
- Investigating alleged infringement
- Communicating with relevant parties
- Complying with legal requirements
- Maintaining appropriate records
Personal information is otherwise handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
24. Legal Requests
If Formcloth receives a valid court order, subpoena, governmental request, or other legally binding request related to intellectual property, we may respond as required or permitted by applicable law.
25. Independent Legal Advice
This policy describes Formcloth's process for reviewing intellectual property complaints.
It is not legal advice.
If you are uncertain about:
- Ownership of intellectual property
- Whether particular use is infringing
- Your rights under copyright or trademark law
- Whether you are authorized to submit a claim
you should consider obtaining advice from a qualified legal professional.
26. Changes to This Policy
We may update this Intellectual Property Claim Policy when necessary to reflect changes in:
- Our website
- Business operations
- Intellectual property procedures
- Applicable legal requirements
The current version will be published on formcloth.com with an updated revision date.
27. Related Policies
This policy should be read together with other policies published on formcloth.com, including:
- DMCA Policy
- Terms of Service
- Privacy Policy
- Cookie Policy
- Disclaimer
- Shipping Policy
- Return & Refund Policy
28. Contact for Intellectual Property Claims
To submit an intellectual property claim or ask a question regarding allegedly infringing material, contact:
Formcloth
Website: formcloth.com
Address: 497 Winchester Ave, New Haven, CT 06511-1919, United States
Email: support@formcloth.com
Support Hours: Monday–Saturday, 8:00 AM–7:00 PM Eastern Time (ET)
Please clearly identify your message as an Intellectual Property Claim and include all relevant information and supporting documentation.