Terms and Conditions of Sales

Legal Notices

The purpose of these Terms and Conditions of Sale (hereinafter "T&C”) are, first, to inform any purchaser (the “Customer”) of the terms and conditions under which Jean Patou (hereinafter “PATOU” or the “Vendor”) sells and delivers the products ordered on its www.patou.fr website (the “Site”) and, second, to set out the rights and obligations of the Customer and the Vendor (jointly the “Parties”) with regard to such sales. These T&C apply, without limitation or reservation, to all orders of products offered for sale by PATOU on its Site (the “Orders”).

In order to make a purchase on the Site, the Customer must unreservedly accept these T&C.

The T&C applicable to the Order are those accepted by the Customer when placing the Order.

These T&C are supplemented by the Terms of Service (ToS) of the Site and by the Privacy & Cookies Policies.

Update

Last update in October 2019

Article 1 : Identity of the Vendor

Name: Jean Patou SAS,

Address: 24-32 rue Jean Goujon, 75008 Paris, FRANCE

Siren: 831 242 359

Phone: +33 (0)1 42 01 23 69

E-mail: information@patou.fr

Article 2 : Products, Prices and Payment Terms

2.1 Description of the Products

The Customer may select one or more products from among the different categories presented on the Site (the “Products”).

PATOU may, at any time, change the range of Products offered for sale on its Site, depending, in particular, on supplier-related constraints, without this however having an affect on the Orders in progress.

In accordance with Article L. 111-1 of the Consumer Code, the Customer may, prior to placing an Order, take note, on the Site, of the main characteristics of the Product(s) that they wish to order.

PATOU takes the greatest care to present Products on the Site which meet the requirements of Article L.111.1 of the Consumer Code. However, although all efforts are made to ensure that the hue, colour or brightness of the Products, photos of which are displayed on the Site, are faithful to the original Products, variations may occur, particularly due to the technical limitations of the colour renderings of a computer device.

If you have any questions regarding the Products and their use, any additional questions or advice requests, the Customer may contact the PATOU team of advisers by calling the Customer Service department on 01 42 01 23 69 (Free service + standard rate call) from France, or +33 1 42 01 23 69 from abroad, during the department’s opening hours indicated in the “Contact Us” section of the Site.

2.2 Availability

The Product offerings presented on the Site are valid within the limits of available stocks. PATOU reserves the right to refuse a clearly inappropriate order. For limited editions, the number of items available per customer may be limited.

Information about availability of the Products is given to the Customer when they place their Order and, exceptionally, errors may occur.

Should the Products be totally or partially unavailable after placing the Order, the Customer will be notified by e-mail as soon as possible of the unavailability of the Product and of the total or partial cancellation of their Order.

In this case, the Customer will be reimbursed for the price of the unavailable ordered Product promptly and, at the latest, within 30 days of payment of the amounts already paid by them.

2.3 Price of the Products

The price of each Product is shown in euros (or in local currency depending on the country in which the Site is viewed) and includes all taxes, excluding preparation and shipping costs. Preparation and shipping costs will be added to the price and are also specified on the Site prior to final validation of the Order.

2.4 Placing an Order and Payment

Before validating their Order, by clicking on “Confirm Order”, the Customer always has the option to check the details of their draft Order and correct any mistakes.

To validate their Order, the Customer must check the box opposite the message “By checking the following box, I acknowledge that I have read and accepted the Terms and Conditions of Sale”. They must then choose one of the proposed payment methods shown on the same page.

The remote sales agreement is concluded when this is carried out.

Once this step is validated, the Order will be confirmed to the Customer by email.

Payment of orders is made by credit card or PayPal (cards of the Visa and Mastercard networks). The Customer’s bank card is debited when the Order is accepted. If a Product that is ordered is unavailable, it will not be charged or debited.

It is the Customer’s responsibility to register and print their order and payment confirmation if they wish to retain the details of their transaction.

The Customer will be notified of dispatch of their Order by email.

IMPORTANT:

It is recalled that purchases made on the Site are reserved for non-professional individual customers for their own use (or for gift purposes), which is why PATOU sells its products only in quantities corresponding to the usual average needs of a household. In accordance with Article L121-11 of the Consumer Code, PATOU reserves the right to refuse or cancel, for a legitimate reason, any Order for which the number of Products (for a single order or several orders combined) does not correspond to the usual average use of a household, any Order which may indicate that an economic activity is carried out by the Customer in connection with the Products ordered or more generally, any abnormal Orders within the meaning of the applicable case-law.

Finally, PATOU reserves the right to suspend or cancel fulfilment of an Order and/or delivery, regardless of its nature and level of fulfilment, in the event of no or partial payment of any sum due by the Customer, in the event of a payment incident, or in the event of fraud or attempted fraud relating to the use of the PATOU Site.

Article 3 : Delivery of Products

3.1 Delivery Arrangements

Place of Delivery

Delivery is made by DHL Express to the address indicated by the Customer, however, it is stated that:
- deliveries are made only within Europe

The different possible delivery methods are listed on the Site in the “Delivery” section.

Delivery Lead Time

The Customer's order will be delivered to the Customer no later than 30 days from the order confirmation email (excluding pre-orders). Should the specified shipping times be exceeded, the Customer must contact the Customer Service department at: information@patou.fr.

In the event of the delivery lead time being exceeded not due to a force majeure event, the Customer will be able to cancel their Order subject to the following conditions:

• After first sending formal notice to PATOU’s Customer Service department to make the delivery within a reasonable additional period of time and when this formal notice has remained without effect or,

• Without delay or prior formal notice, if the Customer proves that this delivery period was an essential condition of their Order.

The formal notice or cancellation request of the Order must be sent by registered letter with a request for acknowledgement of receipt to the address indicated in the “Contact Us” section of the Site or by telephone on 01 42 01 23 69 (Free service + standard rate call) from France, or +33 1 42 01 23 69 from abroad, during the department’s opening hours indicated in the “Contact Us” section of the Site.

In this case, PATOU will refund the amounts paid by the Customer and collected by PATOU for the Order in question.

The refund will be made to the card used for payment as soon as possible and no later than 14 days after the date on which the purchaser exercised their right to obtain cancellation of their Order.

Otherwise, if the Order is not returned in full, or if the investigation does not reveal any fault attributable to PATOU or to the carrier, the Customer will not be entitled to a refund of the amounts paid, unless they demonstrate, by any means, that they are not responsible for this situation.

Delivery Charges

All costs of preparing and shipping the Order will be communicated to the Customer prior to payment.

The price of the different possible delivery methods is listed on the Site in the “Delivery” section.

Receipt of Products & Complaints – defects, missing items, damaged packages –

The Customer must check the condition of the packaging and the number of packages on receipt of the Products.

In the event of a partial shipment, the Customer will be notified of this by email.

If the Customer notices a defect in the package (damaged package, open package, trace of liquid, etc.) they must, if possible, refuse the package, or, if this is not possible, accept the delivery but not open the package. In all cases, the Customer must contact PATOU as soon as possible and no later than 3 working days from delivery, either by email at the following address, information@patou.fr, or by telephone on 01 42 01 23 69 (Free service + standard rate call) from France, or +33 1 42 01 23 69 from abroad, during the department’s opening hours indicated in the “Contact Us” section of the Site.

PATOU will then carry out all necessary checks and may, as appropriate and in accordance with the Customer’s decision, subject to return by the Customer of the entire package in question, either :

• Resend the Order

• Cancel and refund the Order. The refund will be made to the card used for payment as soon as possible and no later than 14 days after the date on which the purchaser exercised their right to obtain cancellation of their Order.

3.2. Transfer of Risks

The transfer of risks between the Vendor and the Customer takes place on receipt of the Order at the place of delivery designated by the Customer. Accordingly, the Vendor undertakes to bear the risks of storage and carriage to the place of delivery designated by the Customer. The Customer is responsible for the Products delivered to them as of their physical hand-over, the transfer of possession resulting in transfer of the risks.

Article 4 : Product Return and Withdrawal Right

In accordance with Article L. 221-18 of the Consumer Code, the Customer may exercise their withdrawal right within fourteen (14) days of receipt or collection of their Product, without having to give reasons and without penalty.

For a single Order, delivered on several occasions, the period runs from receipt of the last Product included in the same Order.

The Customer must return the Product in question within fourteen (14) days of the date on which they have expressed their wish to withdraw.

However, in accordance with the provisions of Article L221-28 of the Consumer Code, this withdrawal right cannot be exercised for Products:

• opened or unsealed and/or used after delivery and which cannot be returned for reasons of hygiene or health protection (in particular cosmetics and hazardous products subject to approved packaging);

• made according to the Customer's specifications or clearly customised.

To exercise their withdrawal right, the Customer must contact the Customer Service department either by email at the following address information@patou.fr, or by telephone on 01 42 01 23 69 (Free service + standard rate call) from France, or +33 1 42 01 23 69 from abroad, during the department’s opening hours indicated in the “Contact Us” section of the Site.

The Customer must use the return label provided for this purpose, and then prepare their return package according to the instructions given by the Customer Service department. Return costs and risks that are borne by Patou.

It is specified that collect-shipment packages will not be accepted, and that the Product must be returned complete (accessories, instructions, labels, certificates of authenticity, etc.), in perfect condition, in its original wrapping and packaging. The Customer must attach the return voucher with their package. Without these items, the return will not be accepted.

It should be noted that the Customer may also return the withdrawal form available in the “Withdrawal Form” section of these T&C by postal mail, or (ii) by making any other unambiguous written withdrawal request to 24-32 rue Jean Goujon, 75008 Paris or to the information@patou.fr email address.

The Vendor will, in return, send the Customer an acknowledgement of receipt to confirm that their withdrawal request is being considered.

To return a Product, the Customer must contact the Customer Service department either by email at the following address information@patou.fr, or by telephone on 01 42 01 23 69 (Free service + standard rate call) from France, or +33 1 42 01 23 69 from abroad, during the department’s opening hours indicated in the “Contact Us” section of the Site.

It is the Customer’s responsibility to retain proof of this return. Carriage of the returned Products is the Customer’s responsibility.

On receipt of the returned Products, an email will be sent to the Customer to inform them of the result of the quality control prior to any refund.

Subject to compliance with the above conditions:

• for the return of all Products included in the Customer’s Order; the Vendor will refund the Customer all amounts paid in connection with the withdrawn Order, i.e. the purchase price of the purchased Product and the standard delivery costs (where standard delivery is a paid-for service); customs and import charges and express delivery charges will not be refunded.

• for a return of only part of the Products included in the Customer’s Order, the Vendor will refund the Customer the purchase price of the Product(s) returned within the context of their withdrawal request.

The refund is always made according to the original payment method used for the purchase. The refund of returned Products will be made within fourteen (14) days from the date on which the Vendor has recovered the Products or on receipt, at the address referred to above, of proof of shipment of the Products, whichever date is earlier. Products returned incomplete, spoilt, damaged, degraded or soiled by the Customer will not be refunded.

For any question about the return conditions and withdrawal right, the Customer may contact PATOU either by email at the following address information@patou.fr, or by telephone on 01 42 01 23 69 (Free service + standard rate call) from France, or +33 1 42 01 23 69 from abroad, during the department’s opening hours indicated in the “Contact Us” section of the Site.

Article 5 : Guarantees

5.1 Existing guarantees and activation conditions

All Products offered for sale on the Site benefit from the legal conformity guarantee (as defined in Articles L217-4 to L. 217-13 of the Consumer Code) and the guarantee against hidden defects (as defined in Articles 1641 to 1648 and 2232 of the Civil Code), allowing the Customer to return non-conforming or defective Products without charge.

Specific commercial guarantees may apply to the Products. They are indicated on the Site and given to the Customer with the delivered Product.

These commercial guarantees do not, however, affect the Customer’s rights under the above-mentioned legal guarantees, which in all cases remain applicable to the Customer.

When the Customer activates the legal conformity guarantee, they:

• benefit from a two-year period from delivery of the Product to act;

• may choose between repair or replacement of the Product, subject to the cost conditions provided for in Article L. 217-9 of the Consumer Code;

• do not have to provide proof of the Product’s non-conformity.

The legal conformity guarantee applies regardless of any commercial guarantee that may be granted by the Vendor. If the Customer decides to activate the guarantee against hidden defects of the thing sold within the meaning of Article 1641 of the Civil Code, they may choose between cancellation of the Sale or a price reduction, in accordance with Article 1644 of the Civil Code.

In accordance with Article L.217-15 of the Consumer Code, the provisions applicable to legal guarantees are reproduced in full below.

“Article L.217-4 of the Consumer Code:
The vendor is required to deliver a good which conforms with the contract and is responsible for conformity defects existing on delivery. It is also responsible for conformity defects resulting from packaging, assembly instructions or installation when the contract makes it responsible for the latter or it has been carried out under its responsibility.
Article L.217-5 of the Consumer Code:
To conform with the contract, the good must:
1°Be suitable for the usual expected use of a similar good and, if applicable:

• match the description given by the vendor and have the qualities that it has presented to the purchaser in the form of a sample or model;
• have the qualities that a purchaser may legitimately expect in respect of the public statements made by the vendor, by the producer or by its representative, in particular in advertising or labelling;

2°Or have the characteristics decided by mutual agreement by the parties or be specific to any special use sought by the buyer, brought to the attention of the vendor and accepted by it.
Article L217-7 of the Consumer Code
Conformity defects which appear within twenty-four months from delivery of the good are assumed to have existed on delivery, unless otherwise demonstrated.
The vendor may contest this assumption if it is not compatible with the nature of the good or the alleged conformity defect.
Article L217-9 of the Consumer Code
In the event of a non-conformity, the buyer may choose between repair and replacement of the good. However, the vendor may not follow the buyer’s choice if it results in a clearly disproportionate cost with respect to the other option, given the value of the good or the significance of the defect. It then must, unless not able to, act according to the option not chosen by the buyer.
Article L217-10 of the Consumer Code
If the repair and replacement of the good are impossible, the buyer may return the good and have the price refunded or keep the good and be refunded part of the price.
The same possibility is offered to him:
If the solution requested, proposed or agreed pursuant to Article L217-9 cannot be implemented within one month of the buyer’s complaint;
Or if this solution cannot be implemented without major inconvenience to the buyer, given the nature of the good and the use that he seeks of it. However, the Sale may not be cancelled if the conformity defect is minor.
Article L.217-12 of the Consumer Code
An action resulting from the conformity defect is time limited to two years from delivery of the good.
Article L217-13 of the Consumer Code
The provisions of this section do not deprive the purchaser from the right to exercise the action resulting from latent defects as resulting from Articles 1641 to 1649 of the Civil Code or any other action of a contractual or extra-contractual nature which is recognised by law.
The buyer may decide to invoke the guarantee against hidden defects of the thing sold within the meaning of Article 1641 of the Civil Code. In this case, he may choose between cancellation of the sale or a reduction of the Sale price in accordance with Article 1644 of the Civil Code.
Article L.217-16 of the Consumer Code
When the buyer requests the vendor, during the commercial guarantee that has been granted to him on acquiring or during the repair of a movable good, makes a repair covered by the guarantee, any period of immobilisation of at least seven days shall be added to the duration of the remaining guarantee. This period shall run from the intervention request by the buyer or the provision for repair of the good in question, if such provision is subsequent to the intervention request.
Article 1641 of the Civil Code
The vendor is bound by the guarantee for hidden defects of the thing sold which make it unfit for its intended purpose or which reduce this use to such an extent that the buyer would not have acquired it or would have given only at lower price for it, if he had been aware of them.
Article 1645 Civil Code
If the vendor was aware of the defects of the thing, he is required, in addition to refunding the price it received, to pay all damages to the buyer.
Article 1646 Civil Code
If the vendor was unaware of the defects of the thing, it shall be required only to refund the price, and to reimburse the buyer for the expenses incurred by the Sale.
Article 1648 of the Civil Code, first sub-paragraph
The action resulting from latent defects must be brought by the purchaser within two years of discovery of the defect.”

5.2 Consequences of Activation of the Legal Guarantees

As part of the legal conformity guarantee, PATOU undertakes, at the Customer’s choice:

• Either to replace the non-conforming Product by a conforming Product according to the available stocks,

• Or refund the price of the Product, if replacement of a Product is impossible.

As part of the legal latent defect guarantee, PATOU undertakes, at the Customer’s choice, after assessment of the defect:

• Either to refund the entire price of the returned Product,

• Or refund part of the price of the Product if the Customer decides to keep the Product.

For any request regarding the legal or commercial guarantees, the Customer may contact the Customer Service department via the “Contact Us” section of the Site or by email at the following address information@patou.fr or by telephone on 01 42 01 23 69 (Free service + standard rate call) from France, or +33 1 42 01 23 69 from abroad, during the department’s opening hours indicated in the “Contact Us” section of the Site.

Article 6 : Liability

The Customer alone is the judge of the appropriate character, in line with their needs and their consumption, of the Products that they order on the Site. The Vendor disclaims all liability for any use of the Products that is not in accordance with their intended use.

PATOU disclaims all liability with respect to the obligations of these T&C should the non-performance of its obligations be attributable to a third party, to the fault of a Customer, or to the occurrence of a force majeure event as defined by the French courts.

Article 7 : Complaints - Information

For any information, complaint or question regarding the Terms and Conditions of Sale on the Site or the Products themselves, the Customer may contact the Customer Service department via the “Contact Us” section of the Site or by email at the following address information@patou.fr or by telephone on 01 42 01 23 69 (Free service + standard rate call) from France, or +33 1 42 01 23 69 from abroad, during the department’s opening hours indicated in the “Contact Us” section of the Site.

Article 8 : Personal Data

Personal data relating to the Customer are processed by PATOU for the purposes, in particular, of managing the Site and Orders. For more details on how PATOU processes its Customers’ personal data and on Customers’ rights regarding personal data protection, please refer to PATOU’s Personal Data & Cookies Charter.

IMPORTANT: It is the Customer’s responsibility to keep their contact information up to date. PATOU disclaims all liability should a delivery not be made due to an error in the Customer’s contact information.

Article 9 : Force Majeure

The performance by the Vendor of all or part of its obligations will be suspended in the event of a fortuitous or force majeure event that obstructs or delays its performance. The Vendor will not bear any responsibility for this suspension.

Article 10 : Disputes - Applicable Law

These T&C are governed by and subject to French law. They are written in French. Should they be translated into other languages, the French version will prevail in the event of a contradiction.

In the event of a dispute occurring on the occasion of the Order on the Site or delivery of the ordered items and following a failure of a Customer's prior written complaint to the Customer Service department made less than one (1) year previously or in the absence of a response from this department within a reasonable period of one (1) month, the Customer, may if they wish, use any alternative dispute resolution mechanism including a mediation procedure, and in particular by accessing the European online dispute resolution platform at the following address: http://ec.europa.eu/odr which will try, in complete independence and impartiality, to reach a non-judicial resolution to the dispute. The Customer is free to accept or refuse the use of mediation and, in the event of mediation, each party is free to accept or refuse the solution proposed by the ombudsman.

In the absence of a non-judicial solution or mediation, all disputes to which the purchase and Sale transactions concluded pursuant to these Terms and Conditions of Sale may give rise, in respect of their validity, interpretation, performance, cancellation, consequences and follow-up, will be referred to the courts with jurisdiction in accordance with the rules of ordinary law.

Article 11 : Various

11.1 Partial Non-validity

If one or more of the provisions of these T&C are judged invalid or declared as such pursuant to a law, regulation or following a final decision of a court with jurisdiction, the other provisions will retain all their force and scope.

11.2 Non-waiver

Should one of the Parties not require the other Party to perform any of the obligations provided for in these T&C, this situation may not be construed for the future as a waiver of the obligation in question.

Appendix 1 : Withdrawal form template

Please complete and return this form. We recommend that you also state your order number :

For the attention of PATOU France 24-32 rue Jean Goujon, 75008 Paris

E-mail: XXX

I hereby notify you of my withdrawal from the contract relating to the sale of the good below:

- Ordered on: insert date

- With Order No. (optional but recommended):

- Name of the consumer(s):

- Address of the consumer(s):

- Signature of the consumer(s) (only if a paper copy of this form is sent)

- Date:

Terms and Conditions of Use

Purpose of the General Terms and Conditions of Use

Access to the Website and use of the Website content are governed by these general terms and conditions of use (hereinafter the “GTCU”).

The purpose of these GTCU is to establish the terms and conditions for use of the Website and the user’s rights and obligations.

Please read these GTCU carefully before using this Website. By accessing the Website, you agree to comply with these GTCU, which apply to all of the services available on the Website, each time you visit the Website.

Accordingly, you must agree to these GTCU in their entirety, without reservation, before using the Website. If you do not, you shall not use the Website.

PATOU retains the right to update or modify the information and content of the Website, including these GTCU, without notice, at any time. Any change will take effect from the time of publication. Such changes are deemed to be agreed to, without reservation, by any user who accesses the Website after the changes are published online. We advise you to reread the GTCU regularly in order to stay informed of any such changes. Nonetheless, you will be notified of any substantial change.

Access to the Website

Access to the Website is free of charge. Charges for access to and use of the telecommunication network shall remain the responsibility of the user, under the terms and conditions determined by access providers and telecommunications operators.

Intellectual Property

This entire Website is subject to international legislation on copyright, trademarks and intellectual property more generally, in respect of both its form (choice, site map, arrangement of subjects, methods of accessing data, databases or any organization of data, etc.) and each of the components of its content (trademarks, texts, images, videos, etc.). That content, which appears on the pages of this Website, is the exclusive property of PATOU and its contributors, who grant no license or any right other than the right to visit the Website. Reproduction of any content published on the Website is authorized only for informational purposes to the extent that it is intended solely for personal and private use. Any reproduction, extraction or use of content for other purposes is expressly prohibited. In exceptional cases, certain content (texts, images) remains the property of its respective authors but is still subject to the same rules and restrictions as the content referred to above.

The use of all or part of the Website, in particular arising from the download, reproduction, transmission or performance, for purposes other than for personal and private use for a non-commercial purpose is strictly prohibited. Anyone who violates these provisions shall be liable both for copyright infringement (and trademark counterfeiting.

Hypertext links to any of the pages or elements of the Website may be created only with our prior written authorization, which may be revoked at any time. Websites that have a hypertext link to the Website or to any of its elements are not under the control of PATOU and PATOU declines any responsibility (in particular editorial responsibility) arising from the access to, and the content of, such websites.

The Website may feature links to other websites or other Internet sources. Since PATOU cannot control those external websites or sources, PATOU shall not be held liable for having made those websites and external sources available and declines any liability arising from the content, advertisements, products, services or any other information or data that is available on or via those external websites or sources. Additionally, PATOU shall not be held liable for any actual or alleged damage or losses caused by or arising from the use of or reliance on the content, products or services available on those external websites or sources.

Obligations of the User

You agree not to (a) use or permit the misuse of the Website or the use of the Website for unlawful, fraudulent or malicious purposes, in particular, but without limiting the generality of the foregoing: (i) by hacking the Website or introducing malware, including viruses, or harmful data into the Website or any operating system; (ii) by using a web crawler or any other system, device or program (whether automated or otherwise) to extract data or information from PATOU’s Website or servers; (iii) by sending or storing documents containing viruses, worms, Trojan horses or other harmful computer code, files, scripts, agents or programs; (iv) by interfering with or damaging the integrity or performance of the Website and the data it contains; (v) by attempting to obtain unauthorized access to the Website or to its associated systems or networks; or (vi) by attempting to obtain unauthorized access to the accounts or personal information of other users.

PATOU may, at any time and for any reason, implement any measure to terminate, without notice, the use of the Website by any visitor that violates these GTCU, without prejudice to any damages that PATOU retains the right to claim from such a visitor in that regard.

Liability of Patou

PATOU will make its best efforts to ensure that the information published on the Website is accurate and up to date. PATOU reserves the right to correct that information at any time and without notice.

Where permitted by applicable law, we may not be held liable for:

- any vagueness, inaccuracy or omission in connection with the information available on the Website, or

- any damage resulting from an intrusion by a third party leading to the alteration of the information published on the Website or making access impossible.

ADDITIONALLY, PATOU DOES NOT GUARANTEE THE CONTINUOUS OPERATION OF THE WEBSITE OR warrant THAT IT WILL BE FREE OF BUGS OR VIRUSES. IN THIS REGARD, THE USER REPRESENTS THAT he or she AGREEs TO THE CHARACTERISTICS AND LIMITATIONS INHERENT TO THE Internet.

Availability; Maintenance

PATOU will make its best efforts to maintain the Website at a reasonable level of functioning and availability. PATOU reserves the right to limit access to the Website and use of the Website by the user at any time, without notice, in order to carry out maintenance or make changes. PATOU shall not be liable in the event that access is interrupted as a result of such maintenance or update.

Personal Information

PATOU will protect the personal data of Website visitors and customers. PATOU invites Website customers and visitors to read the Personal Data Protection Policy, which includes provisions for the methods by which their personal data is collected, processed, used, transmitted, retained and protected.

Minors

The Website is not designed for children and PATOU does not intentionally collect information on the Website from children. By using this Website, you represent, acknowledge and agree that you are at least the legal age of consent in your country, or if you are less than the legal age of consent in your country but more than 13 (a “Minor”), that you are using the Website with the consent of your parents or legal guardian and that you have received your parents’ or legal guardian’s permission to use the Website and agree to these GTCU. If you are a parent or legal guardian of a Minor, you hereby agree to bind the Minor to these GTCU and to fully indemnify and hold harmless PATOU if the Minor breaches any of these GTCU. If you are not at least 13 years old, you may not use the Website at any time or in any manner or submit any information to PATOU or the Website. If PATOU discovers that a child under 13 has provided with personal information, such information will be deleted from the systems and associated account.

Applicable Law; Language

Subject to any other applicable mandatory laws, these GTCU are governed by and subject to French law. As regards to a dispute arising from the use of the Website and following an unsuccessful claim in writing by a customer, or where no response is received within a reasonable period of one (1) month, you may, if you wish, initiate any alternative dispute resolution procedure, including a mediation procedure, by going to the European Online Dispute Resolution platform at http://ec.europa.eu/odr. It/they will attempt, independently and impartially, to reach a mutually agreed resolution to the dispute. You shall remain free to accept or decline to submit the matter to mediation and, where mediation is used, each party shall remain free to accept or decline the solution proposed by the mediator.

Where parties fail to reach a mutually agreed solution or mediation is not used, all disputes that may arise under the GTCU, to the maximum extent allowed by applicable mandatory laws, shall be referred to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Paris courts.

Reporting Inappropriate Content

You can report any content that you find inappropriate to the following address: information@patou.fr