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\nJerz Hub makes custom sports jerseys that carry a customer’s own name and number, along with blank jerseys that carry no logo at all. Because everything we sell is built around generic designs and text the customer types, we take questions about copyright seriously and want to hear about it if you think something on jerzhub.shop uses your work without permission. This page sets out how to send us a copyright notice, what information we need, how we respond and what someone can do if they believe material was taken down by mistake. For trademark questions, such as a team name or logo, or for other rights such as design rights or the right of publicity, read our Intellectual Property Policy.
\nThis page applies to everything published on jerzhub.shop. That includes product images and digital previews, jersey designs and layouts, product descriptions, category text, help pages, the hexagon logo and other graphics, and any content customers add, such as review text. It follows the notice-and-takedown approach of the United States Digital Millennium Copyright Act, 17 U.S.C. section 512, and we apply the same approach to similar requests made under the laws of other countries.
\nJerz Hub jerseys are built from generic sport styles: plain bodies, contrast panels, stripes on sleeves and hems, piping, and block or script lettering for the customer’s own name and number. We do not reproduce the crest, wordmark, mascot or uniform design of any real club, school or league. Blank jerseys carry nothing at all. Customers type their own personalisation text, and our Terms of Service ask them not to enter names or slogans that belong to someone else. Even so, mistakes can happen, and this process exists so that a rights owner can reach us directly.
\nTo act on a notice, we need all of the following in writing:
\nSend the notice to support@jerzhub.shop with “Copyright notice” as the subject. Attach screenshots if they make the problem clearer. A notice that misses one of the six items may slow things down, because we will need to write back and ask for the missing part before we can act.
\nEmail is the quickest route and the one we monitor every business day. If you must send a notice on paper, address it to Jerz Hub, 9071 Fanega Court, Elk Grove, CA 95758, US, and mark the envelope “Copyright notice”. Please also send a copy by email so that the review can start straight away. OWNER_CONFIRM: whether a registered DMCA designated agent will be listed; until then, no registered agent is claimed on this page.
\nWe confirm that your notice has arrived within 24 hours on business days. We then compare the material you identified with the work you described. If the notice is complete and shows a likely infringement, we remove the material or disable access to it, for example by unpublishing a product page, replacing an image or editing a description, and we email you to say what we did. If we need more detail, such as a missing URL or a clearer description of the original work, we ask you before deciding. If we conclude that the material does not infringe, we explain why.
\nWhere the material came from a customer, for example the text of a review, we tell that customer that it was removed because of a copyright notice. Where the law allows, we share the notice with them but keep your personal contact details private unless you agree otherwise.
\nIf content you submitted to jerzhub.shop was removed and you believe that happened because of a mistake or a misidentification, you can send a counter-notification to support@jerzhub.shop with the subject “Counter-notification”. It must contain:
\nWhen we receive a valid counter-notification, we forward it to the person who sent the original notice. Unless that person tells us that they have started a court action to stop the material being restored, we may put the material back as the law allows.
\nNames and numbers that customers type on custom jerseys are printed for that customer only and are not published on the site. If you believe a jersey in production uses text that infringes your rights, you may still contact us with the details you have. We check orders flagged to us and cancel and refund any order whose text breaks our Terms of Service.
\nUnder 17 U.S.C. section 512(f), a person who knowingly and materially misrepresents that material is infringing, or that it was removed by mistake, can be liable for damages, including costs and legal fees. Before you send a notice, think about whether the use could be permitted, for example as fair use, or whether the material is your own work at all. If you are not sure, you may wish to speak to a lawyer first.
\nIf a customer account repeatedly submits material that infringes copyright, we remove that material and may close the account. We may also refuse future orders that ask us to print infringing text.
\nPlease use this process only for copyright concerns. Questions about orders, sizes, delivery, returns or refunds are answered faster through our Contact Us page, the Help Center or the FAQs. A message about a trademark, such as a club badge or a brand name, belongs under our Intellectual Property Policy.
\nWe keep copies of notices, counter-notifications and our replies for as long as we need them to handle the matter and to show how it was resolved. The personal information in them is protected as described in our Privacy Policy, and we use it only to deal with the copyright concern.
\nTo help you decide whether this page is the right route, here are some situations we would handle under the copyright process. A photograph you took appears on one of our product pages or in a category banner without your permission. A graphic, illustration or pattern you created has been used as part of a jersey design or preview. Text you wrote, such as an article or product description, has been copied onto one of our pages. A customer review on our site reproduces your copyrighted material in full. In each case, the six items in section 3 give us what we need to find the material and act on it.
\nBy contrast, a complaint that a jersey looks like a particular team’s uniform, uses a club’s name or resembles a brand’s logo is usually a trademark matter rather than copyright. Those concerns are handled under our Intellectual Property Policy, which asks for slightly different details, such as a registration number. If you are not sure which applies, send your concern to support@jerzhub.shop and explain it in your own words; we will tell you which process fits and what else we need.
\nOur product images and previews are created for Jerz Hub or used with permission, and our descriptions and help pages are written for this store. When we add a new jersey, we check that the design, the colour name and the description do not borrow from a real team, league or brand. When we use any outside material, such as a font or a stock texture, we use it within the terms of its licence. If you ever see something on our site that you think came from somewhere else, we would rather hear about it than not.
\nThese steps are not legal requirements on top of section 3, but they help us remove the right material quickly and avoid taking down something that is not yours by mistake.
\nWe may update this page when the law or our process changes. The date at the top shows the latest version.
\nFor copyright matters, write to support@jerzhub.shop. Jerz Hub, 9071 Fanega Court, Elk Grove, CA 95758, US. We reply within 24 hours on business days. See also our Terms of Service.
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