Terms of sale

Version 0.1 — draft, to be reviewed before publication. This text was written by an agent, not a lawyer: it is not legal advice and must not go live before professional review.

1. Scope

These terms govern the distance sale of print-on-demand garments between Ozzzcorp, a company registered in England and Wales, company number TODO(identite), 144 Compton House, London SE18 6FT, United Kingdom (the seller), and any individual acting as a consumer (you).

Where we sell. Sales are open to the United Kingdom, the United States and Canada. The European Union is not served at this date: no order delivered in the EU is accepted, and no European tax is charged. The conditions that will apply to the EU will be published before that zone opens. An order for any other zone is refused at checkout.

The version displayed at checkout is the one that applies to your order.

The seller is established in the United Kingdom. The mandatory consumer protection rules of your place of residence continue to apply, including where they are more favourable than these terms. Nothing in this document derogates from them.

2. Products

Each garment is made after the order. The product page prevails over any general description: it states the reference, fabric weight, sizes and colourways available.

Images are renders of the motif, not photographs of the garment you receive (V11): a shade difference between screen and fabric is not a conformity defect.

Runs are short and restocks are not guaranteed. A piece that becomes unavailable after payment is cancelled and refunded in full.

3. Prices, currencies and taxes

The total payable at checkout — items, delivery and any mandatory charge — is shown in one figure before you confirm payment. Nothing mandatory is added afterwards.

Currencies and prices. €45 for a signature design and €79 for the two-piece Flash Tattoo pack, delivered in the United Kingdom; $49 for the United States and Canada. UK delivery is charged in euros; the sterling equivalent will be displayed once it is fixed.

No VAT is charged. The seller is not registered for UK VAT: its turnover stays below the registration threshold, and that absence of registration is regular. The price shown therefore includes no VAT, and no UK tax is added to it.

Outside the United Kingdom — what you may pay on delivery. In the United States and Canada your purchase is an import. Customs duty and local taxes may be claimed by the carrier or by the competent authority, depending on the state or province. They then come on top of the price paid on the site, and we can neither calculate them in advance nor absorb them. The detail is on the Shipping page.

US sales tax. No US sales tax is collected: a remote seller collects a state's sales tax only where it has sufficient tax presence (nexus). No such presence exists at this date.

European Union. No sale is delivered there at this date. The applicable tax regime, the currency and the price display for that zone will be settled and published here before it opens.

4. Orders and payment

Payment is by card through Revolut Merchant; the site stores no card data. The contract is formed when payment is confirmed, followed by a summary email repeating these terms.

Payment is taken in the currency shown at checkout. A conversion by your bank may add fees that are outside the seller's control.

The seller may cancel an order for an incomplete address, suspected fraud or a payment dispute; the amount is then refunded in full and without delay.

5. Delivery

Two separate regimes, described in detail on the Shipping page: the United Kingdom (domestic) and the United States / Canada (international). The European Union is not served: no order for the EU is accepted.

Production and transit times are not announced yet: they are measured on real shipments before being published. No delivery date is guaranteed. The detail and the measurements in progress are on the Shipping page.

Risk passes when the parcel is handed over to you or to a third party you have nominated.

A parcel refused because import charges were not paid is not refunded for shipping costs or duties incurred.

6. Right to cancel — fourteen days

You have fourteen days from delivery to cancel, without giving a reason and without penalty. This right comes from UK law (the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013, which apply to distance sales).

A catalogue t-shirt is not a personalised item. It is printed after your order, but from a motif and a size range fixed in advance, not from your own specifications: the exception for goods made to your specifications does not apply.

How to cancel. A dated email to contact@stedzstudio.com quoting the order number is enough; no reason is required. The model cancellation form is on the Returns page, but using it is not compulsory.

Sending it back. The garment is returned within fourteen days of your notice, unworn, unwashed, with tags attached. Return shipping is at your cost unless the item is faulty or not as described — and we tell you this before you order, as the law requires.

Refund. Issued within fourteen days of receiving the return, or of proof of dispatch if that comes first. It covers the price of the items and standard delivery. It goes back to the original payment method. A deduction may be made where the garment has been handled beyond a normal try-on.

Statutory exceptions. The right to cancel does not apply to goods made to your specifications or clearly personalised, nor to sealed goods unsealed after delivery for health protection reasons. No item in the current catalogue falls into these categories.

United States and Canada. This right does not exist there as a statutory right; the seller applies the same fourteen-day window as a commercial policy.

7. Statutory guarantees

Independently of cancellation, the goods must conform to the contract.

United Kingdom. The Consumer Rights Act 2015 requires goods to match their description, be fit for purpose and be of satisfactory quality. You have thirty days after delivery to reject goods that do not conform and obtain a refund. After that, the seller repairs or replaces; if that fails or is not possible, you may obtain a price reduction or a final right to reject. The limitation period for a claim is six years in England and Wales, five in Scotland.

United States and Canada. Local statutory warranties apply as they exist; the seller also applies the same commercial procedure.

European Union. No sale is delivered there at this date. The rights EU law gives consumers — statutory guarantee of conformity, jurisdiction of the courts of their residence — will be described here before that zone opens.

In practice. Report a defect by email to contact@stedzstudio.com, with a photograph of the print and the label. The seller replaces the garment or refunds it, your choice, at no cost. In most cases no return is needed.

No commercial warranty is offered at this stage; that absence does not reduce the statutory guarantees above.

8. Liability

Nothing in these terms limits the statutory guarantees, or liability for death, personal injury, fraud or gross negligence. Otherwise, the seller's liability is limited to direct, foreseeable loss.

The seller is not liable for delay caused by force majeure, an incorrect address supplied by the customer, or unavailability of the carrier or the customs authority.

9. Intellectual property

The motifs are protected. Buying a garment grants a personal right of use: resale, reproduction and commercial exploitation are prohibited without written permission.

10. Complaints and disputes

Complaints go to contact@stedzstudio.com. We reply as promptly as we can and propose a written solution.

Alternative dispute resolution. The seller is not a member of any ADR scheme at present. UK law does not require membership, but it does require stating whether the trader is willing to use ADR: the answer is no at the date of this version.

European online dispute resolution platform. It closed on 20 July 2025 (Regulation (EU) 2024/3228). It is not a route for complaints, and no sale is delivered in the EU at this date.

Remedies. You may bring proceedings before the competent court under section 11. Nothing here obliges you to give up any out-of-court remedy.

11. Governing law and jurisdiction

These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales.

UK consumers. The courts of England and Wales have jurisdiction. A consumer resident in Scotland or Northern Ireland may bring proceedings in the courts of their own residence.

Consumers in the United States and Canada. Each party keeps the rights granted by the mandatory law of their own jurisdiction.

European Union. No sale is delivered there at this date. The jurisdiction rules that protect EU consumers will be restated here before that zone opens.

12. Language and changes

These terms are drafted in French and English. In case of divergence, the English version prevails for the interpretation of the contract, unless a mandatory rule in your country of residence provides otherwise.

Each order is governed by the terms in force when it was paid. A change does not apply retrospectively to an order already paid.