A holding and operating company for online retail brands.

How the company is organised

The company is privately held. It has no outside shareholders, no public listing and no investors. Everything it earns comes from selling goods to consumers through its own storefronts.

Each storefront is run as a separate brand, with its own name, its own product range and its own set of published policies written for the country it sells to. The company behind all of them is the same one, and every storefront names it in its legal pages. That is deliberate: a customer should always be able to find out which company took their money.

Where we operate

The company is registered in the United States and sells into several consumer markets. Because consumer law differs between them, each storefront follows the rules of the country it sells to — the right of withdrawal and the statutory guarantee in the European Union, the Consumer Rights Act in the United Kingdom, the Australian Consumer Law, and state consumer protection and privacy law in the United States.

Where those rules give a customer more than our own policy does, the law wins. We do not ask a customer to waive a right they have by statute.

Suppliers and fulfilment

We do not manufacture. The goods sold through our storefronts are produced and dispatched by third-party suppliers under agreements with this company. Delivery times published on a storefront reflect the route an order actually takes, including the time a supplier needs before despatch, and the carrier handling each shipment is named in the storefront's delivery policy.

Who is responsible

Takeover Enterprises LLC is the seller of record for orders placed through the storefronts it operates, and is the controller of the personal data those storefronts collect. Complaints, data requests and legal notices can be sent to the address and email on this page, and reach the company whichever brand they concern.