Terms Of Condition​
The terms of condition of a clothing retailer in the US cover a wide range of legal aspects.  It begins with the use of the website or mobile application.  Customers are bound by the rules set by the retailer regarding access to the site, including restrictions on automated access, scraping of data, and using the site for illegal purposes.​
When it comes to product listings, the terms of condition clarify that the retailer reserves the right to modify, update, or remove product information at any time.  The retailer is also not liable for any inaccuracies in product descriptions, images, or prices, although they strive to provide accurate information.​
In the event of a product recall, the terms of condition should detail the retailer’s responsibilities and the steps customers need to take.  For example, if a clothing item is found to have a safety issue, the retailer must notify customers and provide instructions on how to return the item for a refund or replacement.​
The terms of condition also cover intellectual property rights.  The retailer owns the copyright to its website design, product images, and content.  Customers are not allowed to reproduce, distribute, or modify this content without the retailer’s permission.​
In case of disputes, the terms of condition may specify the jurisdiction and governing law.  In the US, this could be the state where the retailer is based.  Dispute resolution methods, such as arbitration or mediation, may also be included in the terms of condition, providing an alternative to costly and time – consuming litigation.