WHITELINE LINGERIE
SIRET: 821 826 00020
Article 1: Purpose
These general terms and conditions of sale define the rights and obligations of the parties within the context of the online sale of the courses offered by WHITELINE LINGERIE, aimed at teaching sewing.
Article 2: Access to Courses
The courses are accessible remotely via our website. The buyer declares that they have read the descriptions of each course before making the purchase and that they have the legal capacity to contract under French law or to validly represent the individual or legal entity for whom they are committing.
Article 3: Intellectual Property
3.1 It is strictly prohibited to reproduce, duplicate, or exploit the models and patterns offered in our courses for commercial use.
3.2 The unauthorized copying and use of the name and brand “Boudoir Français,” as well as the photos on our website and blog, are strictly prohibited.
Article 4: Order
Orders are final only after payment has been accepted by the seller, who will confirm the acceptance of the order by the means of their choice.
Article 5: Price
The prices of the courses are indicated in euros, excluding taxes and including all taxes. WHITELINE LINGERIE reserves the right to modify its prices at any time, but courses will be billed based on the rates in effect at the time of order confirmation.
Article 6: Payment Terms
Payments are made by credit card or any other method specified on the website at the time of the order.
Article 7: Cancellation and Refund
The conditions for cancellation and refund will be specified here, according to your sales policy. For example, you may offer a 14-day cancellation period after purchase, under certain conditions.
Article 8: Claims
Any claims must be sent to the address modaliss@hotmail.fr within 15 days of discovering the issue.
Article 9: General Provisions
9.1 By purchasing products from Boudoir Français, the customer accepts these general terms and conditions of sale without reservation.
9.2 These general terms and conditions of sale are governed by French law. In the event of a dispute, the parties will attempt to find an amicable solution before bringing the matter before the competent courts.