Conditions of sale

Article 1 - Object

  1. These Conditions of Sale concern the purchase of products and/or services carried out remotely via an electronic network on the site Sir126.it , belonging to Sir Store srl
  2. Each purchase transaction will be governed by the provisions of the Legislative Decree of 22 May 1999 n. 185 and by Legislative Decree no. 196/03 "Code regarding the protection of personal data", which regulates the processing of personal data, including those held abroad, carried out by anyone resident or based in Italy.

Article 2 - Acceptance of the general conditions of sale

  1. By sending their purchase order electronically, the Customer declares to have read the conditions of sale, the proposed payment methods and the entire purchase procedure.

Article 3 - Purchase methods and prices

  1. Before confirming the purchase, the total cost of the order will be summarized to the Customer, and he will have the possibility to modify in whole or in part, or completely cancel this order.
  2. The prices of the products are clearly indicated on the site and include VAT. The shipping cost must be added to the price of the product, the amount of which may vary based on the delivery method requested and/or the total amount of the order.
  3. In case the product is not available, you will be informed by email. Without any prejudice to purchases already made, Sir Store srl reserves the right to change the prices indicated on the website www.sir126.it without notice.

Article 4 – Shipments and payments

  1. The shipping methods are visible on the "Shipping" page in the Customer Service section.
  2. Without prejudice to Sir Store srl's obligation to deliver the goods within reasonable terms, the delivery times indicated at the time of purchase are purely indicative and are in no way binding for Sir Store srl
  3. The payment methods are shown on the "Payments" page in the Customer Service section.

Article 5 – Right of withdrawal and refund

  1. Pursuant to Legislative Decree no. 206/2005, our customers who can be defined as "consumers" by the decree itself have the right of withdrawal within 14 days of receiving the goods.
  2. The withdrawal must be communicated by fax (06-72670543 ) or e-mail ( info@sir126.it ); the intention to withdraw must be confirmed by sending a registered letter with acknowledgment of receipt to be delivered to the headquarters of Sir Store srl, within 48 hours of the aforementioned communication.

  3. The customer who withdraws can obtain a refund of the purchase price, provided that he returns the goods intact and in their original packaging within the final deadline established for exercising the right of withdrawal.
  4. The refund is subject to compliance with the conditions set out in this article, and is paid to the withdrawing party within 14 days from the date on which the returned goods returned to the material availability of Sir Store srl, or from the date on which the withdrawing party certifies having sent back the goods, if earlier.
  5. The goods must be sent by the withdrawing party to
    Sir Store srl
    Via Lucrezia Romana, 126
    00178 Rome (RM)
  6. In any case, the costs of collection and shipping of the returned goods are the sole responsibility of the withdrawing party, without any charge for Sir Store srl, which declines all responsibility also in relation to loss, theft, deterioration, destruction, and any other event that is necessary for the goods returned by the withdrawing party at a time prior to the return of the same goods to the physical availability of Sir Store srl or of persons appointed by it.

Article 6 – Protection of privacy

  1. The conditions for data processing are visible on the " Privacy Policy " page in the Customer Service section.

Article 7 – Current legislation and jurisdiction

  1. These Conditions of Sale may be modified by Sir Store srl without notice and will be valid from the date of publication on the Sir126.it website. It is understood that these Conditions of Sale are in any case subject to Italian law and all disputes will fall under the exclusive jurisdiction of the Court of Rome. NB The Consumer Code provides – art. 33 – that the jurisdiction to hear disputes relating to consumer contracts lies with the court of the place of residence or elective domicile of the consumer (art. 33, paragraph 2, letter u). The clause derogating from territorial jurisdiction [ART. 7 OF THESE GENERAL CONDITIONS ] above is expressly classified as oppressive (art. 33, paragraph 2, letter t). The Consumer Code provides for the nullity (so-called protection) of the unfair clauses specifically indicated in the same Code. To avoid the nullity of the clause, the professional must not only have the client sign it in writing and separately (as happens in normal civil contracts), but must also prove that it was the subject of "specific negotiation" with the consumer.

Article 8 – Disputes

  1. The European Commission provides an online platform for dispute resolution, available at the following link: https://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/ .