Impressum

1. Brand Ownership & Operator This website is operated by TWOSHEEP HONG KONG INTERNATIONAL TRADING LIMITED. Throughout the site, the terms "we", "us", "our", and "Twosheep" refer to the official Twosheep Cover brand. By accessing or browsing this site, you agree to be bound by the following terms and conditions.

2. Intellectual Property & Brand Protection

  • Trademarks: The brand name Twosheep, along with its associated logos, custom graphics, and slogans, are fully registered trademarks protected under Class 9, Class 35, and other relevant jurisdictions internationally (including China and the United States).
  • Copyrights & Original Artwork: All content on this website—including but not limited to product designs, text descriptions, specialized photography, and our signature cozy hand-drawn digital illustrations—is the exclusive intellectual property of Twosheep Cover, protected by global copyright laws.
  • Anti-Infringement Policy: Any unauthorized copying, mirroring, hotlinking, or commercial exploitation of our images and designs is strictly prohibited. We actively monitor global e-commerce marketplaces and will immediately pursue legal action, trademark litigation, and damage compensation against any unauthorized stores, copycats, or individuals committing intellectual property infringement.

3. Product Representation & Information Accuracy

  • This website serves as the official brand showroom for Twosheep electronic reader protective cases and accessories. While we make every effort to display the textures, colors, and precise structural details of our products as accurately as possible, actual screen renders may vary depending on your monitor settings.
  • Authorized purchasing channels and official product updates will be published exclusively through this platform.

4. Governing Law These Terms of Use and any disputes arising from the browsing or use of this official brand website shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Hong Kong S.A.R. Any legal claims or actions shall be submitted to the exclusive jurisdiction of the competent courts in Hong Kong.