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\nJersey Hollow sells long sleeve all-over print fishing and hunting jerseys, hoodies, caps, tees and board shorts, many of them carrying a customer’s own name on the back. Everything you see on jerseyhollow.shop, from the scale and ripple print patterns to the product photos and the words on each page, is meant to be our own work or text our customers typed for their own shirts. We take copyright seriously in both directions: we protect what we create, and we want to hear from you quickly if you believe something on our site uses your work without permission. This page explains how to send a copyright notice, what happens after you send it, and how someone whose material was removed can respond. Trademark, brand name and logo concerns are handled on our Intellectual Property Policy page.
\nThis page applies to material published on jerseyhollow.shop. That includes the artwork shown on our product pages, the all-over print patterns such as topo lines, leaves, marsh grass and feathers, product photographs and live preview images, product descriptions, guide pages, and any text or images that customers send us and that we later show on the site. It follows the notice-and-takedown process set out in the U.S. Digital Millennium Copyright Act, 17 U.S.C. § 512, and we apply the same practical approach to similar requests from Canada, Australia and New Zealand, the countries we ship to.
\nCopyright protects original creative works: drawings, illustrations, photographs, written text and similar material. It does not protect a name, a short slogan or a general idea such as “a bass jumping over a lake”. If your concern is about a business name, a logo, a brand mark or a camouflage pattern sold under a brand, that is usually a trademark question, and the Intellectual Property Policy describes how to raise it. If you are unsure which applies, send one email and we will route it.
\nThis page is not the place for order questions. If you want to change the spelling on a Name on back field, cancel an order, or ask about a delivery, please use the Help Center or the Cancel or Change an Order page so your request reaches the right queue straight away. Copyright notices are read carefully and in order, and mixing them with order requests slows both down.
\nA notice works best when someone who has never seen your work can find the exact material on our site and understand why you believe it copies yours. Your written notice should contain all six of the following elements:
\nSend the notice to support@jerseyhollow.shop with the subject line “Copyright notice”. Plain text in the body of the email is easiest for us to read. Attachments such as images of your original artwork are welcome. Please do not send passwords or payment details by email; they are never needed for a copyright matter.
\nImagine you are an illustrator who drew a largemouth bass leaping through lily pads, and you notice a jersey on our site that you believe reproduces your drawing. A complete notice would say who you are, link to where your illustration was first published, list the URL of the jersey page on jerseyhollow.shop, include your postal address and phone number, contain the two required statements, and end with your full name as a signature. With that in hand, we can compare the two images directly and act without a long back-and-forth.
\nIf something is missing, we write back and ask for it. We do not ignore incomplete notices, but we cannot remove material on the basis of a notice that does not identify it.
\n| Element | \nWhat to include | \nWhy we need it | \n
|---|---|---|
| Signature | \nTyped full name or a signed scan | \nConfirms a real person stands behind the notice | \n
| Original work | \nDescription, link or attached copy | \nLets us compare your work with the material on our site | \n
| Material on our site | \nFull URL of each page | \nLets us find exactly what you mean, including every colourway | \n
| Contact details | \nName, postal address, phone, email | \nLets us reply and, where the law requires, pass details on | \n
| Good-faith statement | \nOne sentence in your own words | \nRequired by 17 U.S.C. § 512(c)(3) | \n
| Accuracy statement | \nStatement made under penalty of perjury | \nRequired by 17 U.S.C. § 512(c)(3) | \n
Every notice that arrives at the support inbox is read by a person. We reply within 24 hours on business days to confirm we have it, or to ask for any missing element. Once a notice is complete, we review the material it identifies against the original work you describe.
\nIf the notice is complete and the material appears to use the work you identified, we remove the product, image or text, or disable access to it, and we confirm this to you by email. Where a design is offered in several colourways or on several garment types, such as the long sleeve crew-neck jersey, the pullover hoodie and the short sleeve tee, we look at every listing that carries it, not only the one URL in your notice.
\nCustomers mostly add plain text to their shirts: a name on the back, a camp name, a boat name or a trip year. Occasionally a customer emails us a photo, for example to show a print problem. If any customer-supplied material that we have shown on the site is the subject of a valid notice, we remove it and tell the customer who supplied it. Where the law allows, we share the notice with your contact details withheld unless they are needed for a counter-notification.
\nSome cases are not clear at first sight. Two people can independently draw a deer in a tree line at dawn, and a resemblance in subject is not the same as copying. If we cannot tell from the notice whether the material copies protected expression, we ask you for more detail before deciding. We may also ask questions of the person who supplied the material.
\nIf an item is removed after a notice, we do not continue to offer it. Any question about an order that included that item, such as a refund under our Refund Policy, is handled with the customer by email.
\nIf you supplied material that we removed after a copyright notice, and you believe it was removed by mistake or because it was misidentified, you can send us a counter-notification. It must be in writing, sent to support@jerseyhollow.shop with the subject line “Counter-notification”, and include:
\nWhen we receive a valid counter-notification, we forward it to the person who sent the original notice. We may restore the material within the period set out in 17 U.S.C. § 512(g), unless the original sender tells us they have filed a court action seeking to restrain the activity. We let you know by email whichever way it goes.
\nA copyright notice is a serious legal statement. Under 17 U.S.C. § 512(f), anyone who knowingly and materially misrepresents that material is infringing, or that it was removed by mistake, may be liable for damages, including costs and attorneys’ fees. Please do not use this process to remove a competitor’s listing, to settle a disagreement about an order, or to object to a design simply because it shows the same kind of fish, bird or landscape as your work.
\nIf you are not sure whether something infringes your rights, consider getting independent legal advice before you write to us. We cannot give legal advice, and nothing on this page is legal advice.
\nWe remove material from, and may refuse future orders or close the accounts of, people who repeatedly supply infringing material. In practice this rarely comes up, because the personalisation fields on our product pages accept short text only: a Name on back of up to 14 characters, and optional Sleeve text, Camp name, Boat name or Trip year where those fields are offered. Customers cannot upload artwork to be printed.
\nThat limit is deliberate. We print our own designs and your own name or text only. We cannot add someone else’s artwork, a fishing brand’s logo, a pro angler’s or hunter’s name, a tournament trail name or a camouflage brand pattern to any shirt. If you type something like that into a personalisation field, we will contact you to change or cancel that order line. You can read more about what we can and cannot print in the Intellectual Property Policy and our Terms of Service.
\nThe same rules protect our work. Our print patterns, product photos and page text may not be copied onto other websites, marketplaces or products. If you spot one of our designs being sold somewhere else, we would like to know; an email with the link is enough.
\nAll copyright notices and counter-notifications go to support@jerseyhollow.shop. Using the subject lines “Copyright notice” or “Counter-notification” helps us read them first. We reply within 24 hours on business days. Our postal identity is Jersey Hollow, 3714 Pelham Lane, Charlotte, NC 28211, US, and email remains the way to reach us for every request.
\nFor order questions, go to Contact Us or open a ticket on Submit a Ticket. For how we handle the personal details included in a notice, see our Privacy Policy.
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