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Intellectual Property Claim
Last Updated: March 23, 2026
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROCEDURE
Peincipal respects the creative artistry behind premium women's silhouettes and expects our community to do the same. This procedure outlines how to submit claims regarding trademark, design patent, or other IP violations related to our dress collections.
⚠️ Important Distinction
Copyright (e.g., dress photos, descriptions): Please refer to our DMCA Policy.
Trademarks & Design Rights: Please follow the procedure outlined on this page.
1. Types of IP Claims We Address
This procedure applies to claims that a dress listing or textile design on our site infringes upon rights other than copyright:
| Type of IP | Examples in Women's Fashion |
|---|---|
| Trademark | Unauthorized use of a brand logo or name on a gown or label. |
| Design Patent | Infringement of a registered ornamental shape for a bodice or hem. |
| Trade Dress | Copying a brand's unique "look and feel" or signature packaging. |
| Utility Patent | Infringement of functional tech, such as specialized stretch fabrics. |
2. How to Submit a Claim
If you believe a product on our Site infringes your IP rights, please provide a written notice containing:
- Identification of IP: Registration numbers and links to official database entries (e.g., USPTO).
- Identification of Product: Direct URLs to the specific dress listings.
- Basis for Claim: A detailed explanation of why the material is unauthorized.
- Good Faith Statement: A statement that the use is not authorized by the owner or the law.
- Accuracy Statement: A statement under penalty of perjury that the info is accurate.
3. Response & Counter-Notice
Upon receiving a valid claim, we will remove the allegedly infringing silhouette and notify the party involved. We aim to respond within 3-5 business days.