Approved Merchandise Sample Clauses

The Approved Merchandise clause defines which products or goods are authorized for use, sale, or distribution under an agreement. Typically, this clause specifies that only items meeting certain standards, specifications, or prior written approval from one party may be considered approved. For example, a licensee may only sell merchandise that has been reviewed and accepted by the licensor. The core function of this clause is to ensure quality control and brand integrity by restricting the use of trademarks or intellectual property to vetted products, thereby preventing unauthorized or substandard goods from entering the market.
Approved Merchandise. Only approved and juried handmade items will be allowed at Artisan Markets events. Absolutely no MLM’s (LuLaRoe, Paparazzi, Color Street, etc), resale items (crystals, supplies, vintage, etc), or corporations (windows, chiropractors, insurance, etc) will be approved or allowed. If you are found to be selling items that were not approved during your application process, you will be asked to remove those items from your display. If you refuse, you will be removed from the event and risk forfeiting future acceptance of events and corresponding booth fees.
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Approved Merchandise. The Directors and/or the Fair Board Officers have the right to refuse the selling or displaying of any merchandise that they consider inappropriate. This may include any item sold in the past at the Chelsea Community Fair. Selling of products that do not pertain to your display or contract is a violation of the contract. If you are planning to sell any food products from your display, you must have the necessary licenses/permits required by the State of Michigan. You must present a current license/permit upon your arrival for set-up.
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Approved Merchandise. Only approved and juried handmade items will be allowed at Artisan Markets events. Absolutely no MLM’s (LuLaRoe, Paparazzi, Color Street, etc), resale items (crystals, supplies, vintage, etc), or corporations (windows, chiropractors, insurance, etc) will be approved or allowed. If you are found to be selling items that were not approved during your application process, you will be asked to remove those items from your display. If you refuse, you will be removed from the event and risk forfeiting future acceptance of events and corresponding booth fees. • Accessories (Keychains, Cups, etc. NOT Jewelry) • Basketry/Weaving • Bath/Body/Hair Care • Candles • Ceramics • Clothing/Fiber • Crochet/Macrame • Digital Art/Graphics • Drawing • Face Painting/Body Art • Food Booth (including prepared food, beverages, spices, sauces, and mixes) • Food Truck (including food and beverages) • Glass • Handbags • Hats • Home Décor • Jewelry (NOT Permanent Jewelry) • Leather • Metal Work • Mixed Media • Painting • Pet Items (food, accessories, toys, etc.) • Permanent Jewelry • Print Making/Photography • Sculpture • Wood Artist/Vendor Acceptance: Application approvals or wait-list announcements will be sent starting on February 15th, 2025, and then every two weeks after an application is received. Booth Fees: Booth spaces are not reserved until your booth fee is paid. Once approved, you will be sent a link to check out using a shopping cart method. You must select the category you were approved for in order to purchase your booth space. If your category is sold out, and you try to select a different category that you were NOT approved for, you will be given a 90% refund and removed from the vendor list. • Please review the application for the full list of booth fees, as they vary by location.
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