Terms of Service
This website is operated by SPORTLINE LLC, trading as FreshDicksHub. Throughout the site, “we,” “us,” and “our” refer to SPORTLINE LLC. By visiting the site or purchasing yoga apparel from us, you agree to these Terms, read together with our Privacy Policy, Shipping Policy, Payment Methods Policy, and Returns & Refunds Policy. Where you deal with us as a consumer, nothing in these Terms excludes or limits a right you have under mandatory consumer law.
1. Eligibility and Permitted Use
1.1 Eligibility. You must be at least 18 years old to create an account or place an order. By using the site, you confirm that you have the legal capacity to enter into a binding agreement. We do not knowingly sell to children. If we have reason to believe an account or order does not meet these requirements, we may refuse, cancel, or suspend it.
1.2 Permitted use. You may not use the site for any unlawful purpose, transmit malicious code, or interfere with its security. Yoga apparel is sold for personal, non-commercial use. Reselling, renting, or drop-shipping products purchased from us requires our prior written authorisation.
1.3 Service availability. We may refuse service to anyone at any time, subject to applicable law. Payment data is transmitted encrypted. You may not reproduce or exploit any part of the service without our written permission.
2. Yoga Apparel Information and Pre-Contract Disclosure
Yoga apparel is a category where the information shown before purchase determines whether the garment is fit for the buyer and whether the offer complies with textile labelling and product-safety rules in the markets we serve. This section states what we disclose, and what we are responsible for, before you order.
2.1 Fibre composition, by component and by weight. For yoga apparel sold in the United States, the fibre content must be disclosed in internet advertising of the product, not only on a sewn-in label, under 16 CFR Part 303; where a fibre trademark or generic fibre name is used in an advertisement, a full fibre-content disclosure is required in at least one instance in that advertisement. For EU consumers, Article 16 of Regulation (EU) No 1007/2011 requires the fibre composition by weight percentage to be made known before the purchase, including where the purchase is made by electronic means, and where a textile product contains two or more components with different fibre contents, the fibre content of each component must be stated. Each listing therefore states the fibre composition by weight percentage, in descending order, for each component — for a legging, that means the body fabric and any separate gusset or lining; for a sports bra, the shell and any separate lining or padding cover.
2.2 Fabric weight, stretch, and opacity. Where the supplier confirms GSM, stretch direction (two-way or four-way), or an opacity rating, the listing states it. Where the supplier does not provide an opacity test basis, the listing says opacity is not rated rather than repeating a “squat-proof” claim we cannot verify. A 200—220 GSM fabric is a different product from a 230—280 GSM compression fabric, and the listing tells you which one you are buying.
2.3 Size charts with body measurements, and men’s and women’s sizing stated separately. Every listing shows the chest, waist, and hip measurements, and inseam for leggings and shorts, behind each size, in centimetres and inches. Where a style is offered in both men’s and women’s sizing, the two size systems are stated separately, because a men’s M and a women’s M are not the same body measurements. A listing that shows only “M” without the size system is incomplete for a unisex or dual-gender style.
2.4 GPSR online offer disclosure (EU sales). For offers directed to EU consumers, Article 19 of Regulation (EU) 2023/988 (GPSR) requires the product offer to clearly and visibly indicate: the manufacturer’s name, registered trade name or trademark, and postal and electronic address; where the manufacturer is not established in the EU, the responsible person in the EU with their postal and electronic address; product identification including a picture and type; and any warning or safety information that must accompany the product. Each listing presents this information at the point of offer. Where a warning applies to a garment — for example, a small-parts warning on children’s accessories or a care warning that affects safety — it appears in the listing, not only on a hangtag.
2.5 Environmental claims: specific, substantiated, and limited to what the supplier confirms. We do not describe our range as “sustainable” or “eco-friendly” without a basis. Under the FTC Green Guides (16 CFR Part 260), an unqualified general environmental benefit claim may be deceptive, and a recycled content claim must rest on material diverted from the waste stream and must state the percentage by weight where the product is partly recycled. Where a garment carries a supplier-confirmed claim — for example, “made with 60% recycled polyester” — the listing states the claim and the basis the supplier has given us. Where we have not confirmed a claim, we do not repeat it.
2.6 Health and body claims are not made. We do not describe a garment as “slimming,” “posture-correcting,” “fat-burning,” or as relieving a medical condition. Descriptive fit language — “compressive,” “relaxed,” “high-rise,” “full-coverage” — is used where it accurately describes the cut, not as a health or body-modification claim. Where a listing would otherwise imply a therapeutic or body-changing effect, that implication is not made.
2.7 What we do not shift to you. If a fibre disclosure, size measurement, GPSR warning, or environmental-claim basis that is material to your decision is not shown on the product page, you may contact us before ordering and we will provide the information available to us or tell you that it is unavailable. We are responsible for the accuracy of the disclosures we make. We do not exclude or limit liability where a garment is not as described, where a required fibre or GPSR disclosure was not made and you could not reasonably have known it before purchase, or where the absence of a warning made the product unsafe for its intended use. Nothing in this section shifts to you the burden of verifying information we did not make available.
3. Price, Order Formation, and Manifest Error
3.1 Price. Prices are displayed at checkout in the currency shown. We may change prices and discontinue products at any time. Price changes do not affect orders we have already accepted, except where an order is cancelled for a manifest pricing or product-information error.
3.2 When a contract is formed. Clicking “Place Order” creates an order record with a pending status. A contract is formed when the wallet payment is successfully authorised and confirmed, not at the moment you click “Place Order.” If authorisation fails, is cancelled, or times out, no contract is formed and no payment is taken.
3.3 Manifest error. If we identify a manifest error in price or product information before dispatch, we may cancel the affected order and refund the amount paid to the original payment method in full, without a cancellation fee. Changes to these Terms do not retroactively alter an order already accepted, except where the law permits cancellation for manifest error.
4. Payment Methods and Wallet Routing
4.1 Available methods. We accept iDEAL (orders to the Netherlands in EUR) and BLIK (orders to Poland in PLN). No card-number fields are presented, and we do not accept Visa, Mastercard, or other card payments.
4.2 Routing after “Place Order.” Payment method selection occurs after you click “Place Order,” because the system needs the final destination and currency to determine which of the two local methods is available. iDEAL redirects you to your bank’s online environment or presents a QR code entry point; BLIK requires a six-digit code generated in your banking app and confirmed in that app within 60 seconds. A pending order that has not been authorised is not accepted for processing.
4.3 Strong Customer Authentication. Payments in the EEA are subject to Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) under PSD2, and this applies to iDEAL and BLIK as well as to card payments. SCA is performed by your bank or wallet provider, and we cannot override a bank’s authentication requirement or a declined authentication decision.
4.4 Credentials we do not hold. We do not receive or store your online banking password, wallet login credentials, full payment account number, or CVV. If you receive a request for such credentials that appears to come from us, do not respond and contact us.
4.5 Order limits and fraud prevention. We may limit or cancel quantities per person, per household, or per order, and may refuse orders that appear to be placed for unauthorised commercial resale. Suspected fraud or unauthorised transactions may be reported to the relevant authorities.
5. Delivery, Risk, and Withdrawal
5.1 Delivery windows. Delivery estimates depend on the destination and are set out in full in the Shipping Policy. In summary: within the United States, processing 1—3 business days and transit 5—8 business days, total 6—11 business days; to major EU destinations, processing 1—3 and transit 7—11, total 8—14 business days; to other EU destinations, processing 1—3 and transit 9—14, total 10—17 business days. These windows include DDP customs clearance. They are estimates, not guaranteed dates. Where we cannot meet a stated estimate, we will notify you and you may cancel before dispatch.
5.2 Risk. Risk of loss or damage passes to you when the parcel is delivered to the address you provided, or to a person at that address who accepts delivery on your behalf. This does not affect your statutory rights where a parcel is lost or damaged before it reaches you.
5.3 Withdrawal. Where you have a statutory right of withdrawal, the 14-day period runs from the day you physically receive the goods. Return shipping costs, refund timelines, the distinction between statutory withdrawal and commercial returns, and the condition standards that apply to each — including the treatment of hygiene liners and body measurements used for sizing — are set out in the Returns & Refunds Policy. Nothing in this section reduces a withdrawal right that applicable law gives you.
6. Yoga Apparel Use, Care, and Third-Party Tools
6.1 Intended use and disclosed care instructions. Yoga apparel is supplied for the use described in the listing. Where the listing discloses a care instruction or a limitation — a maximum stretch, a compression level, a fabric care requirement, or a warning applicable to children’s items — you are responsible for using and caring for the garment in accordance with that disclosure. Where a fibre, care, or safety disclosure has been accurately made, we are not liable for damage resulting from use contrary to that disclosure. This limitation does not apply where a required disclosure was not made, was misdescribed, or where the garment was unsafe for its intended use. We are not liable for damage caused by misuse, improper washing or drying, alteration, or normal wear and tear.
6.2 Third-party tools and links. Third-party tools are provided “as available,” and we do not warrant them beyond what applicable law requires. Links to third-party sites do not mean we endorse or control their content.
6.3 Submissions. If you send reviews or comments, you grant us a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence to use them in connection with the service. You confirm that your submissions do not infringe third-party rights and do not contain unlawful, abusive, or malicious material.
7. Consumer Rights and Mandatory Law
Nothing in these Terms excludes, restricts, or modifies any right you have under applicable consumer law that cannot lawfully be excluded. Where you deal with us as a consumer, you have statutory rights relating to conformity, fitness for purpose, description, and remedies for defective or misdescribed products. If any provision conflicts with a mandatory consumer right, the mandatory right prevails, and the remaining provisions continue in effect.
EU/EEA and UK consumers. This section applies in particular to EU/EEA consumers under the Consumer Rights Directive and national implementing law, and to UK consumers under the Consumer Rights Act 2015. Section 31 of the CRA 2015 provides that a term of a consumer contract is not binding on the consumer to the extent that it would exclude or restrict the trader’s liability for the statutory rights described in that Act. Nothing in these Terms is intended to operate contrary to that provision, and if any term would do so, it will not be enforced against a consumer to that extent.
Where yoga apparel is not as described, does not conform to the contract, or is unsafe for its intended use because a required fibre, care, or safety disclosure was not made, your statutory remedies are not restricted by any aggregate liability cap in Section 9.
8. Privacy and Automated Tools
8.1 Personal information. Our Privacy Policy explains what data we collect, how payment data is handled, what we do not collect, and how to exercise your privacy rights, including rights under the GDPR and the CCPA/CPRA. It forms part of these Terms. Body measurements entered to select a yoga apparel size are treated as commercial fit parameters, not health data, as explained in the Privacy Policy.
8.2 New York security safeguards. Under the SHIELD Act (GBL § 899-bb), we maintain reasonable administrative, technical, and physical safeguards for the private information of New York residents, appropriate to our size and the sensitivity of the data we hold. The SHIELD Act does not create a separate consumer right to access, correct, or delete data, and this section does not describe such a right for New York residents.
8.3 California rights. California residents have the rights described in the Privacy Policy, including the right to know, delete, correct, opt out of sale or sharing, and limit the use of sensitive personal information. We do not sell personal information. Where advertising cookies constitute “sharing,” a Global Privacy Control (GPC) signal is treated as a valid opt-out, and we provide a visible confirmation that the signal has been recognised and processed.
8.4 Automated decision-making. We use automated tools for fraud screening and payment authorisation. These do not produce legal or similarly significant effects based solely on automated processing. If a payment is declined, you may contact us and we will review the order through a human process. We do not use automated processing to set individualised prices, and we do not use body measurements to make automated decisions about credit or access to the store.
9. Prohibited Uses, Intellectual Property, and Liability
9.1 Prohibited uses. You may not use the site to violate any law, infringe intellectual property, harass or defame, submit false information, upload malicious code, collect personal information without authority, phish or scrape, interfere with security features, or engage in fraudulent activity, including fraudulent chargebacks. We may suspend or terminate access for violation.
9.2 Intellectual property. All content on the site — text, graphics, logos, product photographs, designs, trademarks, and code — is owned by or licensed to SPORTLINE LLC. You receive a limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable licence to access the site for personal, non-commercial use.
9.3 Warranties and liability. We do not warrant that the site will be uninterrupted or error-free, or that product colours will match every screen. Yoga apparel is supplied subject to the statutory conformity and safety rights described in Section 7.
To the extent permitted by law, and subject to the exceptions below, SPORTLINE LLC and its directors, officers, employees, and suppliers are not liable for indirect, incidental, special, or consequential loss arising from use of the site or a product, and our total aggregate liability for a product claim does not exceed the amount you paid for that product.
Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability for: (a) death or personal injury caused by negligence; (b) fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation; (c) intentional misconduct or gross negligence; (d) breach of a statutory consumer guarantee or statutory right that cannot be excluded, including under the UK Consumer Rights Act 2015 and equivalent EU/EEA consumer law; or (e) any liability that cannot be limited under applicable law. Where yoga apparel is not as described, does not conform to the contract, or is unsafe for its intended use because a required fibre, care, or safety disclosure was not made, your statutory remedies are not restricted by the aggregate liability cap. A term that purports to exclude or restrict liability in a way that is unfair or contrary to mandatory consumer law will not be binding on a consumer to that extent.
9.4 Indemnification. You agree to indemnify SPORTLINE LLC and its officers, directors, agents, and service providers against third-party claims arising from your breach of these Terms, except to the extent the claim results from our negligence, fraud, misrepresentation, or breach of these Terms or applicable law.
10. Termination, Changes, and Governing Law
10.1 Termination and severability. These Terms remain in effect until terminated by you or us. You may terminate by ceasing to use the site and notifying us. We may suspend or terminate access if you materially breach these Terms. Obligations incurred before termination survive. If any provision is found unlawful or unenforceable, it will be enforced to the maximum extent permitted, and the remaining provisions remain in effect.
10.2 Changes. We may update these Terms by posting a revised version. Changes apply to orders accepted after the revision date and do not retroactively alter an order already accepted, except where the law requires otherwise. A change does not affect a statutory right you already hold.
10.3 Governing law and disputes. These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of New York and applicable U.S. federal law, without regard to conflict-of-law rules. The state and federal courts located in New York have exclusive venue, subject to any mandatory right you have as a consumer to bring proceedings in your place of residence. The UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods does not apply.
10.4 Return policy disclosure (New York). Under New York General Business Law § 218-a, an online retailer must conspicuously post its refund policy by a notice displayed or accessible by hyperlink near the item itself, or by a notice displayed or accessible by hyperlink prior to the consumer requesting billing information, and the notice must state the conditions of the policy, including whether refunds are given for sale or “as is” merchandise, whether proof of purchase is required, any time limit, the form of refund, and any fee including a restocking fee and its amount. We maintain that notice at checkout and on the product page. The full conditions are set out in our Returns & Refunds Policy. If a compliant notice is not posted, a New York consumer may, within 30 days of purchase, obtain a cash refund or credit at the buyer’s option, provided the merchandise has not been used or damaged and the purchase date can be verified.
10.5 California return policy disclosure. Under California Civil Code § 1723, a retail seller that does not give a full cash or credit refund or equal exchange for at least seven days after purchase must conspicuously display that policy, and where a compliant disclosure is not made, the consumer may return the goods for a full refund within 30 days of purchase on proof of purchase. This is a California statute; it applies to California consumers and is not a New York statute. We maintain the disclosure at checkout and on the product page for California consumers.
11. Contact
SPORTLINE LLC
1115 Jerome Ave #6B, Bronx, NY 10452, United States
Email: [email protected] (Mon—Fri, 08:00—17:00 UTC−5)
Phone: +1 6462542334
Part number: 20261184325
