Authorized Retailer Terms & Conditions

Maverick Work Wear, Inc., operating under the business name BRUNT Workwear, has established a complete set of cooperation guidelines for all qualified retail partners to protect the brand image, market reputation, and consistent quality of all workwear products. These standardized cooperation rules take effect immediately and apply to all business partners authorized to resell the full line of brand goods. Any business entity placing bulk procurement orders for subsequent retail sales to consumers will be regarded as having fully recognized and voluntarily agreed to all binding rules in this document, and all partners must carefully review all relevant clauses before completing any order confirmation.

All bulk procurement applications from retail partners must be processed according to the unified ordering, logistics, and after-sales return management standards in effect at the time of application. The brand reserves the right to adjust and optimize these operational standards at any time based on market needs and internal management decisions without prior separate notice. The brand also holds the absolute right to refuse all or part of any submitted procurement applications without providing specific reasons. Any additional clauses or modified requirements proposed independently by retail partners, including implicit terms attached to procurement documents, will be directly rejected by the brand as substantive changes to the unified cooperation framework, unless the brand issues a formal written document separately confirming such clauses. Meanwhile, any exemption statements, one-click confirmation agreements, or electronic pop-up authorization rules set on retail partners’ own operating platforms will not create any legal binding force on the brand in any transaction or cooperation activity.

All retail partners must carry out all product sales strictly according to the unified requirements in the cooperation rules. Any sales behaviors that violate these constraints are strictly prohibited, and the brand has the right to immediately freeze and close the partner’s official sales account while retaining all other legal rights to seek subsequent compensation. Any products that enter the market through unapproved channels or are resold to unqualified purchasers will not be eligible for official promotional activities, professional after-sales services, or exclusive partner benefits. To the extent permitted by law, the brand will completely cancel all quality warranties and after-sales guarantees for products with irregular distribution channels, goods sold by unqualified vendors, or products that fail to meet brand quality standards during circulation.

Retail partners may only sell purchased products to actual end consumers with genuine usage needs and must not engage in bulk resale, hoarding, or secondary distribution. The single purchase quantity for each customer in actual sales must not exceed the daily personal use standard of ordinary individual consumers. Without prior written approval from the brand, partners are not allowed to deliver, issue sales invoices, or arrange cross-border transportation of any brand products to customers outside the United States. Partners are also forbidden from providing product transfer services to any third parties known or reasonably suspected to send goods overseas indirectly.

Retailers may promote and sell products through their own registered online sales platforms, provided those platforms fully display complete legal business names, valid physical addresses, real contact phone numbers, and official business email addresses. The brand may withdraw any partner’s online sales qualification at any time based on market assessment and independent judgment, and the partner must immediately remove all product displays and stop all online sales after receiving official revocation notice. No third-party public e-commerce platforms, including major shopping websites, may conduct any brand product sales without exclusive written authorization from the brand. Any oral promises or informal written explanations from brand field staff or external agents cannot serve as valid credentials for opening additional sales channels. All partners must comply with all applicable industry laws and regional administrative regulations related to product promotion and sales.

Each retail partner must complete a thorough product inspection immediately upon receiving bulk goods and conduct regular checks during subsequent storage. Key inspection points include surface damage, functional defects, broken outer package seals, tampering, and other quality issues. Partners must regularly sort inventory, identify expired or soon-to-expire products, and remove all such goods from sales inventory to ensure no non-compliant products are sold. Once any defective products are found, partners must immediately stop sales of those items and report defect details and batch information to the brand’s logistics and quality inspection team.

During daily storage and handling, partners must use proper protective methods, keeping all goods in cool, dry, stable indoor environments away from direct sunlight, high heat, and humidity, while following any additional storage guidelines issued by the brand. To fully protect end consumers, partners must cooperate fully with the brand during any product safety recall or consumer safety notice, completing all required sorting, recovery, and information reporting within the specified time.

All products must be sold with original factory packaging intact and all anti-counterfeiting seals unbroken. Partners are not allowed to label new products as second-hand, unpacked trials, or similar non-new categories. Any secondary labeling, repackaging, disassembly of bundled sets, private combination of different products for sale, incorrect information labels, or artificial damage to accessories is prohibited. It is forbidden to scratch, cover, alter, or erase production batch codes or anti-counterfeiting marks on products or packaging. Partners may not remove, cover, or modify any copyright marks, trademarks, or brand ownership labels attached to products or manuals. Any private modification, translation, or deletion of official label or brochure text is not allowed. Partners cannot display or sell non-brand workwear alongside brand products in physical or online stores in a way that misleads consumers into believing non-brand goods are officially produced or endorsed by BRUNT Workwear.

Retailers and their sales staff must proactively learn the features, material benefits, and usage standards of all products they sell, mastering professional product knowledge to provide accurate recommendations and safe usage guidance to end consumers, while clearly explaining warranty and after-sales return policies. Partners must maintain responsive customer service channels before and after sales, addressing all consumer inquiries and after-sales issues promptly. All partner sales staff must maintain a professional service image in all external communications, avoiding any words or actions that could harm the brand’s reputation. If the brand investigates service disputes or negative events, partners must fully cooperate and provide truthful sales records and communication data.

All brand logos, registered trademarks, service marks, product packaging designs, written content, and all intellectual property related to product operations are fully owned by BRUNT Workwear. The brand grants retail partners a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable temporary right to use these intellectual property resources solely for daily promotion and retail sales within the cooperation scope. All such usage rights automatically terminate when the partner’s authorized retail status ends. The brand has the unconditional right to review and approve all partner intellectual property use at any cooperation stage. All market goodwill accumulated through use of brand intellectual property during the cooperation belongs exclusively to BRUNT Workwear, and partners have no right to claim shared ownership or additional compensation.

If a retail partner violates any of these standard terms, the brand has the right to immediately terminate all cooperative relations and revoke all retail authorizations, while pursuing all legal means to recover economic losses and protect its rights. After termination, partners must immediately stop all brand product sales, remove all brand-related promotional content, cease using any wording or scenes that could mislead the public about a continuing partnership, and stop all use of brand intellectual property resources.

Both parties acknowledge that economic compensation alone cannot fully remedy brand reputation damage and market disruption caused by a partner’s breach. Therefore, the brand has the right to seek injunctive relief and other fair legal remedies from relevant authorities to stop violations promptly. The brand’s temporary failure to enforce any right will not be considered a permanent waiver, nor will it affect the brand’s later exercise of any protective right.

The brand may adjust, supplement, or optimize these cooperation terms as market conditions evolve, and will complete the update process by sending formal written or electronic notices to all retail partners. All revised clauses take effect immediately upon notice. If partners continue selling products or using intellectual property after receiving an update notice, they will be regarded as fully accepting all revised terms. A single instance of the brand tolerating a partner’s violation will not waive enforcement of relevant clauses for future similar violations. If any individual clause is found inconsistent with local law by a court, all remaining clauses will still have full legal effect. Certain core constraints will remain effective even after the cooperation ends. To the maximum extent permitted by local law, both parties voluntarily and irrevocably waive the right to a jury trial in any judicial dispute related to these cooperation terms or product transactions, and both confirm that this waiver is made with full understanding of their legal rights and after receiving independent legal advice from their own attorneys.