Legal notice

Legal Notice

Last updated: 28 September 2026

This page tells you who's behind Amari.ie, as EU and Irish law require us to set out clearly. If you have any questions, we're only ever an email or phone call away.

1. Who we are

2. Contact us

• Email: hello@amari.ie
• Store Contact: +353 21 427 9196
• Website Customer Care: +353894346087
• Post: Amari, 19c Drawbridge Street, Cork City, T12 HT78, Ireland

We aim to reply to emails within the same or next working day.

3. Person responsible for the website's content

Richard Jordan is the owner of Amari Shoes Limited and is responsible for the content published on this website.

4. Hosting

This website is hosted on the Shopify platform by:

Shopify International Limited
Victoria Buildings, 2nd Floor, 1–2 Haddington Road
Dublin 4, D04 XN32, Ireland

5. Intellectual property

All content on this website, including text, product descriptions, photographs, logos and design, is owned by or licensed to [Amari Shoes Limited] and is protected by copyright and other intellectual property laws. You may view and print pages for your own personal, non-commercial use. You may not otherwise copy, reproduce, republish or distribute any content without our prior written permission.

6. Complaints and dispute resolution

If you're unhappy with anything, please contact us first at hello@amari.ie and we'll do our best to resolve it directly.

You can also seek free, independent advice from the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) at ccpc.ie.

7. Governing law

This website and any contract for the purchase of goods through it are governed by Irish law, without prejudice to any mandatory consumer protections you're entitled to under the law of the EU country you live in.

8. Related policies

For more detail on how we do business, see our:

• Terms & Conditions
• Returns & Refunds Policy
• Privacy Policy
• Shipping Rates

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What's in here and why

• Trader identity (sections 1–2): Under the EU E-Commerce Directive and Ireland's Electronic Commerce Regulations, an online trader must make its name, registered address, registration details and contact information, including an email address, easily and permanently accessible. The Companies Act 2014 separately requires a company's name, place of registration, CRO number and registered office to be shown on its website.
• VAT number: Required to be displayed under EU e-commerce rules once you're VAT-registered.
• Content responsibility (section 3): Common practice across the EU, and required in some member states as an added transparency measure. You're not legally required to name an individual under Irish law specifically, so this section can be dropped if you'd rather not, though naming a role (e.g. "Store Manager") rather than a person is a good middle ground.
• Hosting (section 4): Standard information-society-service disclosure, and reassures customers your data sits on a substantial, EU-based host.
• Dispute resolution (section 6): No ODR platform link here, because the EU's Online Dispute Resolution platform closed permanently on 20 July 2025, and traders no longer need to display a link to it. I've checked the CCPC's list of approved Alternative Dispute Resolution bodies in Ireland, and none currently covers general fashion and footwear retail, so there's no specific ADR scheme to name. If that changes, or if you'd like to opt into a voluntary ADR scheme, this section is where it goes.