Site and supply terms · last updated November 2026
Terms of Trade
These terms describe how a trade order is quoted, specified and delivered, and what the site does and does not promise. They are written to match the rest of the catalogue: the specification record defines the product, the quotation defines the commercial terms, and the import documents remain the buyer's responsibility as importer of record.
A quotation is built from the model, the finish, the quantity and the destination market, and is valid for 30 days unless stated otherwise. The signed specification and approved sample define the product. MOQ and lead time apply per model. No model is claimed to be certified or approved for any market.
Quotations and prices
- Quotations are built from the model, the finish, the quantity and the destination market supplied by the buyer, and are valid for 30 days unless stated otherwise.
- A quotation is not a price list: the same model can quote differently for a different market, finish or carton configuration.
- No prices are published on this site. Any figure in a catalogue, page or file on this site is a specification datum, not an offer.
- Payment terms, the Incoterm and the port are stated on the quotation and agreed per programme.
Specification, samples and orders
- The signed specification and the approved sample define the delivered product. Product images illustrate the model family.
- Where a specification field is marked confirmed per model or confirmed per batch, it has not been published as a fixed value and is agreed before production.
- MOQ applies per model and per finish, not per container. Lead times start from the deposit and the approved sample.
- A change after sign-off is a new production decision and is quoted and dated as such.
Documents and compliance
- The buyer is the importer of record and is responsible for the import declaration and the conformity documents the destination market requires.
- We supply the model data and, on request, the report status for the models on the order.
- Nothing on this site should be read as a claim that a model is certified or approved for any market, or that a report exists for a model where it is not named.
- The buyer is responsible for barcodes, marketplace labelling and the age grade where a market sets its own rule, taken on the data supplied.
Intellectual property and liability
- Artwork, logos and design files supplied by the buyer remain the buyer's responsibility and must be cleared for the destination market.
- Custom designs developed for a buyer are not offered to other customers without written agreement.
- The site is provided as a specification catalogue; typographical errors and recording gaps are corrected when identified and are not a substitute for the signed specification.
- These terms are governed by the law stated on the quotation; where a translation differs, the English version on the quotation prevails.
FAQ
Are the prices on this site binding?
There are no prices on this site. A quotation is built per model, finish, quantity and destination market and is valid for 30 days unless stated otherwise. What the site publishes is specification data, not an offer.
Who handles import duty and conformity documents?
The buyer, as importer of record. We supply the commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading and origin paperwork plus the product data per model. Where a market requires a document the supplier does not hold, we say so before the order rather than promising it after.
Need a written quotation?
Send the model list, quantities and destination market; the quotation carries the specification and the terms together.