1. Agreement to These Terms
These Terms of Service set out the agreement between a user and 4101 MAZAL LLC. for the use of this website and for the commissioning of studio work described on it. By browsing the website, submitting a project note, requesting a sample, or placing an order, a user accepts these terms in full. A person who does not accept these terms should not use the website and should not commission work from the studio.
These terms apply alongside any written project agreement signed by the company and a brand partner. Where a signed project agreement conflicts with these terms, the signed agreement controls for that project, and these terms continue to apply to everything not covered by it.
The company may revise these terms as described in the section on changes, and the version published on this website at the time of a visit is the version that governs that visit.
2. Who We Are
4101 MAZAL LLC. is a limited liability company operating in Los Angeles, California, in the United States (US). The company works in computer integrated systems design and professional services, and it also runs a small studio that prototypes and produces made-to-order goods for independent brands. The studio handles sample prototyping, small batch production, finishing and packaging, material sourcing, quality checks and repairs, and studio fulfillment under one roof.
The registered business address is 1951 N Marianna Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90032-4007, United States (US). The company can be reached by email at hello@mazal4101.lat or by telephone at +17069217165. The developer associated with this website is 4101 MAZAL.
References in these terms to the company, to the studio, and to the website mean 4101 MAZAL LLC., its production room, and the site at mazal4101.lat respectively.
3. Eligibility to Use the Website
The website and the services described on it are intended for adults and for businesses. By using the website, a person confirms that they are at least the age of majority in the place where they live, or that they are using the site under the supervision of a parent or legal guardian who accepts these terms on their behalf.
A person who commissions work on the behalf of a company confirms that they are authorized to act for that company and to enter into an agreement for production, payment, and delivery. The company may ask for reasonable confirmation of that authority before beginning a production run.
The company serves brand partners of many sizes, from a first accessory line to an established retailer. Eligibility depends on the fit between the requested work and the capacity of the studio, not on the size of the brand, and the company will say plainly when a project is not a good match.
4. Permitted Use of the Website
A user may browse the website, read its content, submit a project note, and contact the studio through the channels listed on the contact page. A user may print or save a single copy of a page for personal reference and may quote a short passage with clear attribution to 4101 MAZAL LLC.
A user may not reproduce, republish, sell, or redistribute substantial portions of the website content, including text, layout, and imagery, without prior written permission from the company. A user may not present the website, or any part of it, as their own work or as the work of another company.
The company grants a limited, revocable, non-exclusive license to access the website for its intended purpose. That license ends automatically if these terms are breached, and the company may then restrict access without further notice.
5. Prohibited Conduct
The website is provided for legitimate business and informational use. The following conduct is prohibited, and the company may take reasonable steps to prevent it, including restricting access and reporting unlawful activity to the proper authority.
- Submitting false, misleading, or fraudulent information through any form or channel.
- Using the website to send unsolicited advertising, bulk messages, or chain correspondence.
- Attempting to gain unauthorized access to the website, its server, or any account connected to it.
- Introducing malicious code, scripts, or automated traffic designed to disrupt the website or its measurement.
- Scraping, harvesting, or bulk copying content or contact details for a competing or unrelated purpose.
- Using the studio name, address, or contact details in a way that misrepresents a relationship with the company.
- Infringing the intellectual property or privacy rights of the company or of any third party.
- Using the website or the studio in violation of any applicable law or regulation.
The list above is not exhaustive. Conduct that is clearly contrary to the spirit of honest dealing between a studio and its partners is also prohibited, even when it is not named here specifically.
6. Intellectual Property
The website, including its text, layout, design, graphics, and code, is owned by 4101 MAZAL LLC. or used with permission, and is protected by copyright and other intellectual property laws. Nothing in these terms transfers ownership of any company intellectual property to a user.
The company name, the brand marks, and the studio identity are the property of 4101 MAZAL LLC. A user may not use them in a way that suggests endorsement, partnership, or sponsorship without prior written permission, except where the use is a truthful reference to a real working relationship.
Design files, drawings, molds, tooling, and process documentation created by the studio in the course of a project remain the property of the company unless a signed project agreement assigns them elsewhere. Where a brand partner supplies its own designs, that partner retains ownership of those designs, and the company holds them only to complete the agreed work.
7. Your Content and Project Materials
A brand partner who sends designs, specifications, photographs, or other materials to the studio keeps ownership of those materials and grants the company a limited license to use them for the purpose of quoting, sampling, producing, finishing, and shipping the requested work. That license ends when the work is complete, except where retention is needed for project records or required by law.
A person who submits content confirms that they have the right to share it and that it does not infringe the rights of another party. The company may decline to work with material that appears to infringe a third party right, and may ask for evidence of ownership before beginning production.
The company treats brand partner designs as confidential. Unless a partner gives written permission, the studio will not publish a design, a photograph of a finished run, or a partner name in a portfolio, on social media, or in a case study.
8. Quotations and Orders
A quotation from the studio describes the scope, the estimated quantity, the material assumptions, the target schedule, and the price for the work described. A quotation is valid for the period stated on it, and after that period the company may revise it to reflect current material and labor costs.
An order is accepted when the company confirms it in writing and when any required deposit has been received. A project note or an email expressing interest is not an order, and the company is not obligated to begin work until a written confirmation and deposit are in place.
If a brand partner requests a change after an order is confirmed, the company will assess the effect on price and schedule and provide a written revision. Work on the changed scope begins only after the revision is accepted, so that both sides share the same understanding of what is being built and when it will be ready.
9. Samples and Approvals
Samples exist to remove uncertainty before a production run. A sample is built with production processes and materials whenever the run size justifies it, and it is shipped with a written note covering material, dimensions, finish, weight, and any deviation from the original request.
A brand partner reviews the sample and either approves it or requests a revision. Once a sample is approved in writing, it becomes the reference standard for the production run and is retained by the studio for the life of that run. Production units are compared against the approved sample rather than against a photograph or a memory.
Because handmade goods vary slightly, a reasonable tolerance applies to every run. The company states the expected tolerance with the sample note, and a unit that falls within that tolerance is considered conforming. A brand partner who needs a tighter tolerance should raise it before production begins so the studio can plan for additional inspection.
10. Pricing, Invoicing, and Payment
Prices are quoted in the currency stated on the quotation, normally United States dollars. A price covers the scope described in the quotation, including the materials and the labor estimated for that scope. A change in scope, a rush schedule, or a material price increase beyond the validity period may change the price, and the company will explain any change before it applies.
Unless a quotation states otherwise, a deposit is required before work begins and the balance is due before shipment or at the time of carrier handoff. The company may invoice in stages for a long project, with each stage tied to a defined milestone such as sample approval or production completion.
Invoices are payable within the period stated on the invoice. The company may pause work on an account with an overdue balance and may charge a reasonable late fee where the law permits. Payment details are provided on each invoice, and a partner should never send payment details by an unsecured channel.
11. Production Schedules and Delays
The studio runs a limited number of concurrent projects so each receives real bench time. A production schedule is confirmed in writing with the batch size, the material list, and the inspection plan attached. A reserved batch window is a commitment on both sides: the partner holds a date, and the studio holds tooling, material, and bench hours for that date.
The company is not responsible for a delay caused by events beyond its reasonable control, including material shortages, supplier failures, carrier disruptions, severe weather, power interruption, or a public health emergency. When such an event occurs, the company will notify the partner promptly, explain the effect on the schedule, and propose a new date or a modified scope.
A delay caused by a late approval, a late deposit, a change in scope, or incomplete project information from the partner shifts the schedule by the length of the delay. The company will state the revised date in writing so the partner can plan a release around it.
12. Shipping, Delivery, and Risk
Finished goods are counted, boxed, labeled, and staged for pickup or carrier handoff from the Los Angeles studio. The company prepares a packing list and tracking references for the partner, and it can ship to a single warehouse or to multiple destinations when a release is split across channels.
Unless a written agreement states otherwise, risk of loss passes to the partner when the shipment is handed to the carrier or released for pickup. The company packs goods to withstand ordinary transit, but it is not responsible for damage caused by a carrier, by rough handling after handoff, or by storage conditions at the destination.
A partner should inspect a shipment promptly after delivery and report any shortage or transit damage to the company and the carrier within a short period, together with photographs and the packing list. A prompt report allows the company to draw on the replacement buffer held for the run and to file a carrier claim while the evidence is fresh.
13. Returns, Defects, and Remedies
Made-to-order goods are produced for a specific partner and are not standard stock. Because of that, returns are accepted for goods that do not conform to the approved sample or that carry a defect in materials or workmanship, rather than for a change of mind after production has begun.
A partner who believes that a unit does not conform should contact the studio promptly with a description, photographs, and the relevant batch reference. The company will review the claim, and where the claim is valid it will repair the unit, replace it from the overflow buffer, or issue a credit for the affected units, at the company reasonable discretion.
These remedies are the primary remedies for non-conforming goods. The company asks partners to raise a concern as soon as it appears so that a repeated cause can be traced to the step that produced it and corrected for the remainder of the run.
14. Confidentiality
Each side may receive information that the other treats as confidential. Confidential information includes designs, specifications, pricing, supplier details, customer lists, production methods, and business plans. Each side agrees to use the confidential information of the other only for the project and to protect it with reasonable care.
Confidential information does not include information that is already public, that becomes public without a breach of these terms, that is independently developed without reference to the other side, or that is required to be disclosed by law. A side that must disclose under law will give the other side prompt notice where it is lawful to do so.
The company keeps approved samples, material records, and inspection notes for the life of a brand relationship. Those records are treated as confidential project material and are not shared with another brand or used to benefit a competing partner.
15. Third Party Services and Links
The website may link to third party sites, and the studio works with third party providers such as carriers and payment processors. Those services operate under their own terms and privacy practices, and the company does not control them.
A link on this website is provided for convenience and is not an endorsement of everything found on the linked site. A user who follows a link leaves the protection of these terms for the parts of that external service, and should review the applicable terms before using it.
Where the company relies on a third party to complete a project step, the company chooses the provider with reasonable care but is not responsible for an independent decision made by that provider beyond the company reasonable control.
16. Disclaimers
The website is provided on an as available basis. While the company works to keep the content accurate and the site available, it does not promise that the website will always be free of errors, interruptions, or harmful components, and it may change or remove content at any time without notice.
Content on the website is provided for general information. It does not create a binding offer, and it does not replace a written quotation or project agreement. A description of a service on the website is a summary, and the specific scope of any project is the scope stated in the quotation or agreement for that project.
To the fullest extent allowed by law, the company disclaims implied warranties that are not expressly stated in these terms, including implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, except where such a disclaimer is not permitted by applicable law.
17. Limitation of Liability
To the fullest extent allowed by law, 4101 MAZAL LLC. is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages, including lost profits, lost revenue, lost data, or business interruption, arising out of or related to the use of the website or the commissioning of studio work, even if the company was advised of the possibility of such damages.
To the fullest extent allowed by law, the total liability of the company for any claim arising out of a project is limited to the amount actually paid to the company for the specific goods or services that gave rise to the claim.
Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot be limited by law, including liability for fraud, for willful misconduct, or for any other matter where a limitation would be unenforceable. Some jurisdictions do not allow certain exclusions, so a part of this section may not apply to every user.
18. Indemnification
A user or brand partner agrees to indemnify and hold harmless 4101 MAZAL LLC., its members, employees, and agents from a claim, loss, liability, or expense, including reasonable legal fees, that arises from the misuse of the website, from a breach of these terms, or from content or designs supplied to the studio that infringe the rights of a third party.
The company agrees to indemnify and hold harmless a brand partner from a third party claim that the company original work, produced within the agreed scope, infringes the intellectual property rights of another party, provided that the partner promptly notifies the company of the claim and allows the company to direct the response.
This section survives the end of a project and the end of the use of the website, because it addresses claims that may arise after the work is complete.
19. Termination and Suspension
The company may restrict, suspend, or end access to the website or to studio services when these terms are breached, when required by law, or when a working relationship can no longer proceed safely or honestly. Where a termination is not for an urgent reason, the company will give reasonable notice and an explanation.
A brand partner may end a project by written notice. Where work has already begun, the partner remains responsible for the cost of materials, tooling, and bench time already committed, and the company will provide a written accounting of that work.
On termination, the sections of these terms that by their nature should survive, including intellectual property, confidentiality, disclaimers, limitation of liability, indemnification, and governing law, continue to apply.
20. Governing Law and Disputes
These terms are governed by the laws of the State of California in the United States (US), without regard to conflict of law rules, and the parties consent to the jurisdiction of the state and federal courts located in Los Angeles County, California.
Before starting a formal proceeding, the parties agree to try to resolve a dispute by direct discussion and, if that does not succeed, by a good faith mediation. A written notice describing the dispute and the requested resolution should be sent to 4101 MAZAL LLC. at 1951 N Marianna Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90032-4007, United States (US) or by email to hello@mazal4101.lat.
If a dispute proceeds to a formal proceeding, each party bears its own costs unless the law or a written agreement provides otherwise. Nothing in this section prevents either party from seeking urgent relief from a court to protect its rights while a dispute is being resolved.
21. Changes to These Terms
The company may update these terms when its services change or when the law requires a change. When an update is made, the effective date at the top of the page is revised, and the new version replaces the previous version on this website.
If a change is material, the company will provide a clear notice on the website or by direct message where an address is known. A project that is already confirmed is governed by the terms in effect when it was confirmed, unless both sides agree in writing to apply the updated terms.
Continued use of the website after a change takes effect means the updated terms are accepted. A person who does not agree with an update may stop using the website and may contact the studio to discuss any open project.
22. How to Contact Us
Questions about these Terms of Service, requests for clarification, and notices relating to a project should be directed to 4101 MAZAL LLC. using the details below. The company reads every message and replies as promptly as it can.
4101 MAZAL LLC.
1951 N Marianna Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90032-4007
United States (US)
Email: hello@mazal4101.lat
Phone: +17069217165
The company prefers to resolve a concern directly and treats every question about these terms as a chance to make the working relationship clearer for both sides.