Intellectual Property & Brand Protection Policy

Olde Orléans Clothing Guild was built on original creative work — a mark, a mythology, and a cultural identity that took years to develop. We protect our intellectual property seriously and expect all who engage with the brand to respect the boundaries of that ownership.

Ownership of OOCG Intellectual Property

The following are the exclusive intellectual property of Olde Orléans Clothing Guild and are protected under Canadian intellectual property law, including the Trade-marks Act and Copyright Act:

— The OOCG name, wordmark, and all stylized versions thereof

— The Guild Crest — including all heraldic elements, shield composition, and design motifs

— All shield wrap designs — Floral, Eden, Flambeaux, and all future named variants

— The Vieille Orléans by Olde Orléans fragrance line name and all individual scent names: Vieille Orléans, Napoleonic Code, Institution, and Guild

— All product descriptions, editorial copy, and creative writing published by OOCG

— All photography, video, and digital content produced for or by OOCG

— All taglines including but not limited to: Olde Heritage. New Legacy.

— The membership tier structure and names: Heritage, Legacy, Ordre du Crête

— All drop names and cultural drop concepts — Floral, Eden, Flambeaux, and all future releases

Prohibited Uses

The following uses of OOCG intellectual property are strictly prohibited without prior written authorization from Olde Orléans Clothing Guild:

— Reproduction or distribution of the Guild Crest or any OOCG mark in any medium

— Use of any OOCG mark, name, or tagline in connection with any product, service, or business not operated by OOCG

— Creation of counterfeit, replica, or imitation OOCG products

— Use of OOCG imagery, product photography, or editorial content without written permission

— Any use of the Vieille Orléans fragrance name or individual scent names in connection with competing or third-party fragrance products

— Digitally reproducing, sampling, or adapting the Guild Crest or shield wrap designs for personal or commercial use

— Using OOCG's name, marks, or products in any way that implies endorsement, partnership, or affiliation without written agreement

Social Media & Fan Content

OOCG welcomes authentic content created by customers who have purchased and are wearing our products. The following guidelines apply:

— Photography of OOCG garments being worn is permitted and encouraged — tag @oldeorleans

— Do not reproduce the Guild Crest, wordmark, or shield wrap in digital artwork, fan designs, or third-party merchandise

— Do not present fan-created content in a way that implies it is official OOCG material

— OOCG reserves the right to request removal of any content that misrepresents the brand or uses protected marks without authorisation

Counterfeit & Infringement Reporting

If you encounter any product, website, social media account, or business that you believe is infringing on OOCG's intellectual property — including counterfeit garments, unauthorized use of the Guild Crest, or misuse of our brand name — please report it immediately.

Contact: concierge@oldeorleans.store — subject line: IP REPORT. Include as much detail as possible including URLs, photographs, and platform information. OOCG takes all reports seriously and will pursue enforcement action where warranted.

Licensing

OOCG does not currently offer public licensing for any of its intellectual property. Any authorized use of OOCG marks, designs, or content requires a written licensing agreement executed with OOCG leadership. Inquiries may be directed to concierge@oldeorleans.store.

Legal Action

Olde Orléans Clothing Guild reserves the right to pursue all available legal remedies — including injunctions, damages, and account of profits — against any party found to be infringing on our intellectual property rights. This applies to individuals, businesses, and digital platforms equally.

Governing Law

This Intellectual Property & Brand Protection Policy is governed by the laws of the Province of Ontario, Canada, and the federal laws of Canada, including the Trade-marks Act (RSC 1985, c T-13) and the Copyright Act (RSC 1985, c C-42).

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