Terms of sale

Awaiting legal review

This page is a structural placeholder. Binding terms of sale must be drafted or approved by a qualified lawyer in the seller’s jurisdiction before the store accepts a live order — they carry statutory obligations that cannot be written from a template, and getting them wrong is a legal exposure rather than a content gap.

The drafted terms need to cover at least:

• The parties, the registered entity and its Swiss commercial register number.
• When a contract is formed — on reservation, or on written confirmation of the measurement sheet.
• Price, currency, and that duty is included within Switzerland and the EU but not elsewhere.
• Payment terms, and how a commission’s confirmed price replaces its estimate.
• The statutory right of withdrawal, and the made-to-measure exemption under EU and Swiss law.
• Delivery times as estimates, and what happens when they are missed.
• Warranty, liability limits, governing law and the competent court.