Last updated June 2018
BERLUTI SA in France (hereafter called "BERLUTI") markets BERLUTI articles.
BERLUTI, which strives to continually provide optimum satisfaction for its customers, decided to set up a distance selling network, using telephone and electronic means (Internet) for some of its products, in parallel to its chain of stores.
In order to guarantee an optimum level of service for its customers, BERLUTI decided to offer a selection of articles for distance sales, which can be viewed on its website www.berluti.com.
The system which has been set up, which requires positive action from the customer, conforms on all points with the requirements for distance sales stipulated in articles L. 111-1, L.112-1 and L. 221-1 and seq of the Consumer Code.
The use of the distance sale process described in these General Terms of Sale is reserved exclusively for consumers, within the meaning of the Preliminary Article of the Consumer Code, i.e. "any natural person who acts for purposes which are not within the scope of its commercial, industrial, craft, liberal or agricultural activity", acting exclusively on their own behalf and who are domiciled in Metropolitan France, Monaco, Italy, Spain, United-Kingdom, Belgium, Switzerland or Germany.
These General Terms of Sale apply to all sales of BERLUTI products which are either concluded through BERLUTI’s Customers Service - LVMH Customers Service 159, avenue Charles de Gaulle, 92521 Neuilly-sur-Seine, +33 (1) 47 20 01 77 for Metropolitan France (price of a local call) or +44 20 3901 2683 for other countries (non-surcharged call) or by email at contact@berluti.com, or via the e-commerce site www.berluti.com.
BERLUTI SA, a public limited company with capital of €3,061,404.00 registered on the Paris Trade and Companies Register under the number 784 320 921 Registered Office : 120, rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré 75008 PARIS VAT : FR 197 843 209 21
Telephone: +33 (0)1 53 83 67 00
Email: contact@berluti.com
The information on all the BERLUTI products which may be sold on the website or through the Customer Services is available, with references, in all BERLUTI stores, as well as on the www.berluti.com website.
This information complies with the statutes and regulations in force notably articles L. 111-1 and L.112-1 of the Consumer Code and by the ministerial order of 3 December 1987 “on the information on prices provided to consumers".
Orders are received by BERLUTI – LVMH Customer Services on +33 (1) 47 20 01 77 for Metropolitan France (price of a local call) or +44 20 3901 2683 for other countries (non-surcharged call) from Monday to Saturday from 9:00AM to 8:00 PM, except on bank holidays.
Orders can be placed via the Internet on the e-commerce site www.berluti.com website. The customer pays the telecommunication costs of accessing the Internet and using the www.berluti.com website.
Customers can obtain additional information by contacting BERLUTI’s Customer Services by telephone.
The visuals of the BERLUTI products can be impaired depending on the quality of the equipment used by the customer to access and use the www.berluti.com site. In this case, BERLUTI cannot be held liable. The customer can still exercise his or her right of withdrawal in accordance with article 8 below.
In order to purchase a product, the customer must complete an order form containing certain compulsory fields, before BERLUTI can process the customer’s selection.
If there is a prolonged period of inactivity during the connection, the product selection made before this inactivity may no longer be guaranteed. The customer will then be asked to start his or her product selection again from the beginning.
All the important stages of the sale will be explained on the www.berluti.com website in accordance with article 1127-1 of the Civil Code.
In accordance with article 1127-1 of the Civil Code, before submitting the order, the Customer will be able to check the details of the order and the total price, and to correct any mistakes, before accepting the order by validating it. When the customer has submitted the order, BERLUTI will acknowledge receipt of it immediately by email.
Only shipped articles will be debited.
BERLUTI will be able to refuse any abnormal order or one which is placed in bad faith or any order from a customer with whom there is a dispute concerning the payment of a previous order.
The prices of the articles are inclusive of VAT. Unless expressly stipulated during the order made on the www.berluti.com website or by telephone to Customer Services, the costs of delivery are paid by the customer.
Please note that the tax refund service is not available for remote purchases.
The customer will be informed of the price, inclusive of VAT, of each article which the Customer wishes to acquire as well as the associated shipment costs (if they are not paid for by BERLUTI) during the customer's call to BERLUTI's Customers Service or the visit to the www.berluti.com website.
In accordance with article L.221-13 of the consumer code, the customer will receive written confirmation of the contract including the price paid (detailing the price of the articles and the shipment costs which may have been borne by the customer), as well as all the information required by article L.221-5 of the french consumer code.
Payments of the customer’s purchases can be made by bank card (bank cards accepted are: "CB" network cards (Visa, Eurocard/Mastercard, American Express), or by Paypal.
If payment is made by bank card, the customer’s bank card is debited when the order is shipped.
Please note that the tax refund service is not available for remote purchases.
The customer confirms that he or she is the holder of the bank card to the Customer Services when placing an order by telephone, or via the Internet and that the name on the bankcard is his or her name. The customer then communicates the number and expiration date of the bankcard, and the visual cryptogram numbers on the back (or front) of the card either over the telephone or via a secure environment on the Internet.
Internet payments are controlled online with the banks involved by the CYBERSOURCE system. CYBERSOURCE is a company located in the United States which stores and processes the data for each order, including bank card details, in a secure environment. The transfer of the customer’s personal data to CYBERSOURCE has been authorised by the French Data Protection Authority (CNIL) and is governed by the standard contractual clauses established by the European Commission.
BERLUTI also combats internet fraud using a CYBERSOURCE fraud management solution, which assesses risks and prevent fraudulent payment for purchases on this website. The data collected is exclusively intended for the people who are assigned to combating fraud inside BERLUTI. This processing has also been authorised by the French Data Protection Authority (CNIL).
For more information about the processing of personal data by BERLUTI, please refer to BERLUTI "Privacy Policy".
If it was impossible to debit the sums owed by the customer for any reason whatsoever (opposition, refusal by the issuing centre etc.) the sale made by telephone would be immediately rescinded and the purchasing process over the Internet cancelled.
Subject to the provisions of the paragraph below and paragraph 7 a concerning ‘In-store delivery’, deliveries of articles can only be made in in France, Monaco, Italy, Spain, United-Kingdom, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany or in the United States.
For logisticals reasons, the customer is informed that the delivery of exotic items is not allowed in Switzerland and Monaco.
The customer can also opt to have the articles delivered to a physical person chosen by the customer whose permanent address is also located in Metropolitan France, Monaco, Italy, Spain, United-Kingdom, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany or in the United States.
No deliveries can be made to hotels, pickup locations or post-boxes. The articles will be delivered after the payment of the order has been recorded.
In accordance with the provisions of the Consumer Code, the articles ordered will be delivered inside the deadlines given by BERLUTI, and if no deadlines are given, within 30 days at the latest from the order, subject to complete payment of the price.
The costs of standard deliveries (within a period of 3 to 4 working days) are paid by BERLUTI.
If the customer opts for a specific delivery period e.g.: express delivery, the customer may have to pay additional costs, and he or she will be informed of them before the order confirmation stage.
Express delivery (delivery within a period of 1 and 2 working days) will not be available for orders which include a product in the “polish” category or a personalized product.
Orders including a bespoke product - notably the patina service - are covered by the special sales terms shown at the end of this document.
If the parcel’s external appearance is not perfect on delivery the customer must open it in the presence of the carrier to check the condition of the article. If the article is damaged, the customer must precisely detail the damage on the return slip. The provisions of article 11 below will continue to apply.
The customer can choose the “In-store delivery” option when placing the order from amongst the BERLUTI stores from the same country he was delivered. In-store delivery is available to the customer irrespective of the amount of the customer’s order.
The customer’s purchase(s) will be ready for collection in the selected store within the deadlines given by BERLUTI, and if no deadlines are given, within 30 days at the latest from the validation of the order, subject to full payment of the price.
The customer will be informed by email or by phone when the article is ready for collection at the store selected by the customer. The customer then has a period of 30 days in which to come and withdraw the article from the store.
The customer will be asked to present the invoice and a valid identity document with a photo when withdrawing the article from the store. The customer’s identity will be checked and a copy of the customer’s identity document may be taken, which the customer, by selecting this method of delivery, expressly agrees to. The store also reserves right to check the payment card used to pay for the customer’s order. The purchased article will then be handed to the customer against the signature of a confirmation of delivery.
Please note that the tax refund service is not available in stores for remote purchases made on the website www.berluti.com.
The customer can also nominate a substitute person to collect the article on his or her behalf under the terms of this article. The person designated by the customer will be asked to produce (i) his or her own identity document, (ii) the identity document of the customer for whom the person is withdrawing the article, (iii) a letter signed by the customer authorising this person to withdraw the article on the customer’s name and behalf as well as the (iv) email received by the customer informing the customer that the article is ready to be collected in the store. The store can take copies of all these documents to guarantee security for the customer and to prevent any fraudulent use of the customer’s identity and/or means of payment. The customer shall inform any person he or she designates of (i) the 30 calendar day period for collecting the article in the store, (ii) the documents which the person will be asked to produce to withdraw the article and (iii) this service necessitates processing this person’s personal data in accordance with article 12 of the General Terms of Sale.
The sale will be automatically rescinded 30 calendar days after BERLUTI sends the customer the message that the article is available to be collected at the store. The customer will then be reimbursed the price of the order.
The customer has a right to withdraw from the contract according to article L.221-18 and following of the Consumer Code under optimum conditions.
All purchases made on the site after November 1st can be exchanged or returned for a refund until January 31st, 2021
The customer therefore has a maximum of fourteen (14) days to exercise his or her right to withdraw, without having to justify this decision, after:
In accordance with article L.221-28 of the Consumer Code, the right to withdraw cannot notably be exercised for orders which concern:
The customer must use the withdrawal form at the bottom of these General Terms of Sale or any other unequivocal declaration for notifying the decision to withdraw before the expiry of the withdrawal period and send it to BERLUTI - Customers Service, LVMH customers services 29 rue des Pyramides, 75001 Paris, or by email to contact@berluti.com, or via the form "Contact us by e-mail" available on the website www.berluti.com.
The sums paid by the customer will be refunded using the payment method used for the article(s) by crediting the customer’s bank account for the bankcard used for the payment or by Paypal to the customer’s bank account. In accordance with article L.221-24 of the Consumer Code, the additional costs paid by the customer for a specific method of delivery expressly chosen by the customer will not be refunded (e.g. express delivery).
Furthermore the right of withdrawal concerning a gift exclusively applies to the customer and cannot be exercised by the recipient of the gift in anyway.
The customer must always return the articles delivered in their original packaging, complete (boxes, accessories, protection, labels, booklets etc.) and accompanied by the return voucher. Articles which are returned incomplete, spoiled, damage, deteriorated, dirty or in any other condition which reasonably suggests that they have been used or worn will not be reimbursed or exchanged and will be returned to the customers. Your liability is only incurred for the depreciation of the good resulting from manipulations other than those necessary to establish the nature, characteristics and proper functioning of the good .For example the soles of shoes must also be intact and it is therefore highly recommended to try out BERLUTI shoes on a carpet or a rug.
Apart from the right of withdrawal provided for in article 8 above, the customer is informed that BERLUTI does not exchange articles.
The customer must check that the articles which are delivered correspond to the order. If the articles delivered do not correspond to the customer’s order, the customer must immediately inform BERLUTI’s Customer Services mail at client@jp.berluti.com.
BERLUTI remains liable for lack of conformity of the good object of the contract and hidden defects of the good sold under the conditions of articles 570 of the Civil Code.
When acting as a legal warranty of conformity, the customer:
The legal warranty of conformity applies irrespective of the commercial warranty granted.
The customer may decide to implement the warranty against the hidden defects of the sold good within the meaning of article 570 of the Civil Code, in iwhich case he or she may choose between the cancellation of the sale, or the reduction of the sale price.
Commercial warranty
Apart from the commercial warranty, BERLUTI remains bound by the legal warranty of conformity and that relating to defects of the good sold under the conditions laid down.
Article L.217-4 of the Consumer Code: ‘The seller delivers a good which conforms to the contract and is liable for the defects of conformity existing on delivery. The seller is also liable for defects of conformity resulting from packaging, assembly and installation instructions when the seller is responsible for them under the contract or they were written under his liability..’
“In order to conform to the contract the good must:
1° be fit for the use normally expected of a similar good and if necessary:
2° Or have characteristics which have been agreed by the parties or be fit for any specific use sought by the purchaser, which the seller has been informed of and agreed».
“The action for non-conformity is barred 1 year after the good is delivered.."
"Where the buyer asks the seller, during the course of the commercial warranty granted to him at the time of the acquisition or repair of tangible property, a refurbishment covered by the warranty, any period of immobilization of at least seven days shall be added to the warranty's still remaining term.
This period shall run from the buyer's request to intervene or the making available for repair of the good in question, if such availability is subsequent to the request for intervention.”
Article 570 of the Civil Code, first subparagraph::
“The purchaser must bring the action for hidden defects within 1 year of the discovery of the defect.”
After-Sale Service
BERLUTI proposes an after sales service for its products. The Customer can contact the Customer Services by mail at client@jp.berluti.com or go to one of BERLUTI’s stores to obtain more information on this service.
Free First Patina
For all products purchased in Venezia leather, the free first patina has a one year validity after the purchase date (except when not stated in the product description).
Customers must contact BERLUTI’s Customer Services (LVMH Customer Services 29 rue des Pyramides, 75001 Paris) by phone : +33 (1) 47 20 01 77 for Metropolitan France (price of a local call), or +44 20 3901 2683 for other countries (non-surcharged call), or on the website using the “contact us”, form by stating the order number, if required, concerning any information complaint or question relating to the BERLUTI’s terms for distance sales or the articles themselves.
Please note that the tax refund service is not available for remote purchases.
The BERLUTI companies collect and process their customers’ personal data as part of their management and follow up of orders placed with the Customer Services or on its website www.berluti.com. You can obtain the name and address of the processing entity in your jurisdiction by visiting our website berluti.com or by sending an email to contact@berluti.com. This data is intended for BERLUTI’s staff whose functions permit them to know this information and authorised third parties, to process and follow up the customer’s demands or orders, to serve the customer, and to prevent any fraudulent use of the customer’s means of payment or identity.
BERLUTI’s stores verify the card which is used for the payment and the customer’s ID document during the “instore delivery service” or when the article ordered online by the customer is collected from the store. A photocopy of the customer’s ID document and the ID document of the person instructed by the customer will be made in the store to ensure security for the customer and to prevent any fraudulent use of the customer’s means of payment and/or identity.
In accordance with the data protection laws (Data Protection Act mentioned above, EU Data Protection Regulation dated 27 April 2016 and any implementation national law), any person whose data is processed is entitled to oppose, for justifiable reasons, and has a right to access and to rectify and to limit and delete the data concerning them which are no longer relevant, a right to data portability, a right to object at any time to the use of the data for commercial purposes, as well as a right to communicate instructions concerning the fate of his or her data after death. These rights can be exercised in accordance with the terms of the “Confidentiality Policy” of this website available at the below address.
When creating or consulting their Internet accounts, customers can opt to receive BERLUTI’s offers or be informed of promotions, especially by email. If a customer wishes to stop receiving offers, the customer can unsubscribe by clicking the dedicated link in the email, or by modifying his or her account on the www.berluti.com website.
We take the protection and security of our information systems very seriously. Tools have been created to enable us to detect any security vulnerabilities. These tools may necessitate our security teams having occasional access to personal data. These data will be collected and processed exclusively for managing these vulnerabilities in compliance with the legislation which applies to the protection of personal data
For further information concerning the processing of personal data by BERLUTI, including the recipients of the data, the conditions of transfer, the retention duration of the data, etc. please refer to the BERLUTI Privacy Policy.
The ‘BERLUTI’ trademark and all the trademarks whether figurative or not and in general all other trademarks, illustrations, images and logotypes appearing on BERLUTI articles, their accessories or their packaging whether registered or not, are and will remain BERLUTI’s exclusive property. Any total or partial reproduction, modification or use of these trademarks, illustrations, images and logotypes on any medium whatsoever without BERLUTI’s prior express agreement is strictly prohibited. The same also applies for any combination or conjunction with any other trademark, symbol, and logotype and in general any distinctive sign intended to form a composite logo. The same will also apply to all copyright, designs and drawings, and patents which are BERLUTI’s property.
BERLUTI’s performance of all or part of its obligations will be suspended if a fortuitous event or a force majeure within the meaning of article 1218 of the Civil Code occurs which interfered with or delayed the performance. BERLUTI will inform the customer of a fortuitous event or force majeure within seven (7) days of its occurrence. If this suspension lasts more than fifteen (15) days the customer can terminate the order in progress and will receive a refund within 10 days from the termination.
These General Terms of Sale are subject to Japanese law. In the event of a difficulty concerning the order or the delivery of products, the customer will be able to seek an out-of-court settlement before any legal action is taken, in particular with the assistance of a Consumers’ Agency or any other adviser chosen by the customer, or to have recourse to any other alternative method for settling disputes. Any dispute which may arise from the interpretation or performance of the General Terms of Sale and its consequences will be for the exclusive jurisdiction of the Tokyo district courts.
The consumer can especially initiate the mediation process via the online dispute settlement platform developed and managed by the European Commission.

WITHDRAWAL FORM
(Please complete and return this form only if you wish to withdraw from the contract).
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BERLUTI can propose personalised offers on order for certain products. The customer can have access to this offer : (i) by clicking on the menu “Personalisation” and then on ‘Personalize your product”, (ii) by clicking on the brush tool displayed at the upper right corner of the product visual on category pages, (iii) or by clicking on “Personalize” on product pages.
The Special Terms of Distance Sales for these products are set out below. All the provisions of the General Terms of Sale above which are not modified by the Special Terms continue to apply.
As an exception to article 4 of the General Terms above:
Once the order has been validated by the customer on the website, the customer’s bank details are taken, but the amount of the order will only be debited when the items are dispatched. The customer then receives an email confirming the shipment of the articles.
As an exception to article 7 of the General Terms above:
Because of their clearly personalised and/or made on request nature, the articles referred to in these Special Conditions cannot be refunded or exchanged. Consequently article 8 of the General terms above does not apply to these personalised and/or made on request articles. However the customer continues to benefit from the guarantees in article 10 of the General Terms above.
Last updated on March 23rd, 2023
This confidentiality and data protection policy (the “Policy”) sets out the policy of BERLUTI SA, 120, rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008 Paris, France, and its affiliates (you can obtain the name and the address of the data controller entity in your area by visiting www.berluti.com or by sending an e-mail to contact@berluti.com) (“BERLUTI”) in terms of data protection and cookies on the www.berluti.com web site (the “Site”), or any other web site operated by BERLUTI (the “Sites”). This Policy applies to all the information that you (the “User”) provide to us directly, or that is gathered indirectly while you browse our Site. BERLUTI respects your concerns about the confidentiality of the information that you disclose to us. We have therefore drawn up this policy in a bid to foster transparency, in order to inform you about the policies and practices that we apply to the personal data that you provide to us or that you share with us through the various points of contact via which you interact with us. This Policy informs you about the terms under which we use, analyse, and disclose the personal data that you disclose to us, where applicable with your consent when the latter is required by law, for the purposes mentioned below. We therefore urge you to read this Policy carefully.
Some of our BERLUTI stores or e-commerce web sites selling our BERLUTI branded products are operated by distributors, i.e. independent entrepreneurs. This Policy does not apply to either our distributors or their web sites or mobile applications. To find out how they use their clients’ personal data, please see their own confidentiality policies.
This Policy comprises the following sections below.
The data protection officer of BERLUTI may be contacted at contact@berluti.com.
You may from time to time have to disclose personal data to BERLUTI via the Site, for instance when creating a client account “My Berluti Space”, placing orders for BERLUTI products or registering for our newsletter. Any personal data that you disclose to BERLUTI to use specific services is covered by the provisions of the data protection regulations (France’s data protection law no. 78-17 of 6 January 1978, as subsequently modified, and the European General Data Protection Regulation of 27 April 2016 (“GDPR”) as well as any complementary national law. BERLUTI may also gather information concerning your browsing of our Site, with your consent, under terms that are described in greater detail in the Cookies section below.
The term “personal data” covers any information that may be used to identify you, either directly (such as your name), or indirectly (such as by way of a unique client number).
The personal data that we gather about you may include information regarding:
We may gather and receive personal data from you when you interact with us as part of our relationship:
Under the following circumstances:
Via the following points of contact:
BERLUTI processes your personal data on the Site only to the extent that is strictly necessary for the following purposes:
You may withdraw your consent at any point in time by clicking on the appropriate link featuring in the e-mails that we send you, or by modifying your account directly on the Site. The withdrawal of your consent shall not affect the lawfulness of any processing of your personal data based on your consent prior to the withdrawal of your consent.
The information that we gather for these purposes and that is vital for us to be able to meet your requirements (primarily your family name, first names, postal addresses, e-mail address and bank account details, where applicable, and your telephone number for delivery purposes) is marked with an asterisk on the forms used to gather data, to indicate that it is mandatory, and is processed in order to enable BERLUTI to perform the contract between BERLUTI and yourself, or because you consented to this for some of the abovementioned purposes, or in order to improve the way in which we provide services to you. Should you not provide the requisite information in these mandatory fields, we shall not be able to respond to your requests.
Sharing with third parties
For the purposes described in this Policy, we may share your personal information with the following third parties to the extent necessary to provide products and services to you:
Entrusted Processing
For the purposes described in this Policy, we may engage third-party service providers to assist us in providing relevant operation and service support, in which process such third-party service providers may process your personal information to help us to provide the functions of our products and/or services, including:
Transfer of your personal information
If BERLUTI is merged or otherwise involved in a merger, division, liquidation or bankruptcy, we may transfer your personal information in connection with such transaction. Before transferring your personal information, we will send you appropriate notice to inform you of the name and contact information of the recipient and ensure that your personal information will be protected in a way that is consistent with this Policy. In case the recipient changes the purpose and method of processing, we will require such data recipient to obtain your consent again.
Disclosure of your personal information
We may disclose personal information about you only with your separate consent, or to the extent permitted by applicable laws and regulations or where compulsorily required by government competent authorities.
Cross-border transfer of your personal information
In order to manage our global business, offer you global services and improve our service level, we may use the facilities located abroad to process, store or backup certain personal information we have collected about you, only to the extent necessary and subject to compliance with applicable laws. However, this does not change our commitments in this Policy to safeguard your personal information.
You can check the basic information about the BERLUTI Paris that processes your personal information, the purposes of processing, the types of personal information involved and the ways to exercise your rights as a personal information subject by clicking on the list of BERLUTI’s affiliates , as well as the range of other BERLUTI affiliates that may have access to your relevant personal information. We may update and adjust the list as actual changes occur in response to new service requests and adjustments to entities and business functions. In addition, for the purpose of verifying your My Berluti account information and handling and responding to your queries about BERLUTI products and services and subject to applicable legal requirements, your My Berluti account information and order information may be accessed or queried by the LVMH CSC in France, only where you contact the LVMH CSC by phone or email. You can make a request to the LVMH CSC via contact.cn@berluti.com to exercise your rights in relation to your personal information.
The Sites may contain links to other third-party websites. You may also choose to disclose your personal information to our partners, advertisers and affiliates by following a link to and from their websites. Please note that these websites have their own privacy policies, which you will be subject to when you provide personal information to such third-party websites and their processing of your personal information.
BERLUTI may disclose your personal data where this is needed for the purposes of this Policy:
- To other entities of the LVMH Group, some of which may act as data processors;
- To trusted third party service providers, including:
Transfers of your personal data outside the European Economic Area are protected by personal data transfer agreements based on the standard terms adopted by the European Commission, which are signed with the abovementioned recipients so as to ensure that all the personal data that is transferred to them is covered by a suitable level of protection as per the meaning of this term in the data protection regulations, and that appropriate technical and organisational security measures have been implemented to protect the data against accidental or malicious destruction, accidental loss, alteration, disclosure or unauthorised access and against all other forms of malicious or unlawful processing. You may obtain a copy of these terms by contacting: contact@berluti.com.
You may also choose to disclose your personal data to our partners, advertisers and affiliates by following a link to and from their web sites. Please note that these web sites apply their own confidentiality and data protection policies.
We may also give you the possibility to use your connection data to the social networks. Please note that in that case, you shall be sharing with us the information about your profile. The personal data that is shared depends on the configuration of the platform of the social network. Please note that these social networks each have and apply their own personal data confidentiality policies.
In any event, BERLUTI shall only transfer your personal data to a third party when:
BERLUTI endeavours to take all useful and necessary precautions to preserve the confidentiality and the security of the personal data that it processes and to prevent it from being distorted, damaged, destroyed or accessed by unauthorised third parties. We implement technical and organisational security measures that comply with the highest standards of the profession, covering our information systems in particular.
Upon creating your “My Berluti Space” account, you shall be prompted to choose a password that is personal to you. This is a mandatory requirement that constitutes a cornerstone of our Policy. This password must consist of at least 12 characters of 4 different types: lower-case letters, upper-case letters, figures and special characters.
However, BERLUTI has no control over all the risks linked to the operation of the Internet and hereby draws your attention to the existence of potential risks inherent in its use and its operation.
Your personal data that is held by BERLUTI shall be stored on the servers of our hosting company, which are located in Sweden.
We consider the protection and the security of our information systems to be of the greatest importance. We have accordingly implemented a number of tools to enable us to detect any security breaches. These tools may result in incidental access to your personal data by our security teams. This data shall be gathered and processed for the sole purposes of the management of any vulnerabilities, in keeping with the applicable data protection regulations.
Your rights
We are highly aware of the importance of protecting your personal data and of your rights over same. Please find below a summary of your rights over the personal data that we hold about you under the data protection regulations:
How to contact us to exercise your rights:
Should you have any questions about the way in which we process and use your personal data, or should you wish to exercise any of the abovementioned rights, please contact us:
BERLUTI Data Protection
120 rue du Faubourg Saint Honoré
75008 Paris, France
Please note that we may ask you for evidence of your identity as well as the full details of your request prior to dealing with it.
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The Cookies that we issue on the Site
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We don't have any control over the process used by the social networks to gather information about your browsing of our Site linked to the personal data that they hold about you. Please see the data protection policies of the social networks in order to become acquainted with the purposes for which they may gather data about your browsing using these software buttons, e.g. advertising. These data protection policies must for instance enable you to exercise your rights before these social networks, for instance by configuring your accounts with each of them.
Our Site may contain cookies issued by third parties (advertising agencies, traffic measurement companies, etc.) enabling the latter to gather information about the browsing of any terminals that access our Site, throughout the period of validity of these cookies, and in particular in order to assess the effectiveness of our paid referencing campaigns with the search engines.
Your choices regarding the storage of cookies
You have several possibilities when it comes to managing cookies. Any configuration that you perform may however modify your experience of browsing the Internet and your access to certain services that require the use of cookies.
You may choose at any point in time to express and to modify your wishes in terms of cookies, using the means described below.
The choices offered by your browser software: you may configure your browser software to allow cookies to be stored on your Terminal, or on the contrary, to ensure that they are rejected by your Terminal, either systematically, or depending on their issuer. You may also configure your browser software to prompt you to accept or reject individual cookies before they are stored on your Terminal. For more information, please see section (c) below entitled "How to set your preferences depending on your browser"
(a) Consenting to the storage of cookies
The storage of a cookie on a terminal is essentially subordinated to the will of the user of the Terminal, which the latter may express upon their first connection to the Site via the cookies banner, and freely modify at any point in time through the choices that are provided to them by their browser application concerning cookies, or via a cookies administration software application, such as that which is available at Cookie Settings. Should you have accepted, in your browser software, the storage of cookies in your Terminal, the cookies that are incorporated into the pages and content that you view may be stored temporarily in a dedicated space on your Terminal. They may only be read by their issuer.
(b) Rejecting cookies
Should you reject the storage of cookies in your Terminal, or should you delete the cookies that are stored there, you shall no longer benefit from a number of functionalities that are necessary to browse some of the spaces of our Site. This would for instance apply should you subsequently attempt to access our content or services that require you to identify yourself. This would also be the case should we or our service providers not be able to recognise the type of browser used by your Terminal, its language and display parameters or the country from which your Terminal appears to be connected to the Internet, for purposes of technological compatibility.
We hereby disclaim liability for the consequences of the improper operation of our services resulting from our inability to store or to read the cookies needed for their operation and that you shall have rejected or deleted.
(c) How to set your preferences depending on your browser
The configuration of each browser is different. It is in general described in your browser's help menu. We therefore recommend that you access and read it in order to find out how to set your preferences in terms of cookies.
If your Terminal is used by several persons and has several browsers, we cannot guarantee with certainty that the services and advertisements destined for your Terminal do indeed correspond to your own use of this Terminal as opposed to another user of this Terminal.
Whether you share the use of your Terminal with other people and/or configure the cookies parameters of your browser is purely your decision and you are fully responsible for same.
BERLUTI may modify its Policy from time to time. We shall ensure that you are informed about these changes either by a special announcement on our Site, or by a personal warning, for instance in our newsletters.
Last Update June 2018
TERMS OF USE OF THE WEBSITE AND LEGAL INFORMATION
The Website’s Publisher:
This website www.berluti.com (the ‘Website’) is published by BERLUTI SA, a public limited company with capital of €3,976,020.00, registered on the Paris Trade and Companies Register under the number 784 320 921. Registered office: 120, rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré 75008 PARIS
VAT: FR 197 843 209 21
To contact us:
BERLUTI – LVMH Client services
Tel.: +33 1 47 20 01 77
Email: contact@berluti.com
Publication Director of the Website: Mr. ANTOINE ARNAULT
Hosting Service: SALESFORCE COMMERCE CLOUD
BERLUTI informs the user that BERLUTI products are sold exclusively through BERLUTI brand stores and approved distributors worldwide and on the e-commerce section of the Website, which is only accessible from certain countries which are listed on the Website.
Any purchase outside these sales outlets will be at the purchaser’s own risks, especially concerning the authenticity of the said products.
The access to the Website and the use of its content is subject to the terms of use described below (the “Terms of Use”). The user’s access to and browsing on the Website constitutes an unreserved acceptance by the user of all the provisions below.
The Website’s users are informed that BERLUTI may have to modify the Terms of Use of the Website. Any change or modification will come into force as soon as the modifications are published on the Website. The use of the Website during or after the effective date of the modifications and/or updates automatically entails the user’s acceptance of the said changes.
The Website and the whole of its content and other components notably including the BERLUTI logo, the domain names and all the designs, texts, illustrations, images, information, data, software, sound material, other files as well as their selection and arrangement (together the “Website’s content”) are the exclusive property of the BERLUTI company which is exclusively authorized to use and exploit the intellectual property rights and the personality rights attached to this Website, and in particular trademarks, drawings and designs, copyright and rights to the image either as original rights or by an express authorization, patent or any intellectual property right.
The Website’s user has a limited and non-transferable right to access and use the Website and to the Website’s content exclusively for personal and informative purposes. The said right of access is governed by the Terms of Use and does not cover: (a) the resale or the commercial use of the Website or the content of the Website; (b) the collection and use of product listings, images or descriptions; (c) the distribution, performance or public presentation of the Website’s content; (d) the modification or the derivative use of the Website and the Website’s content or any part of them; (e) data extraction, and the use of software/algorithms or similar models for collecting or extracting data; (f) downloading (otherwise than caching) of any part of the Website, the Website’s content or any information contained in it apart from what is expressly authorized on the Website; or (g) using the Website or the Website’s content for purposes other than those for which they are intended.
Unless authorized by BERLUTI, any use of the Website or the Website’s content other than the uses which are specifically authorized in these Terms of Use and other than a personal and private use with a non-commercial purpose is strictly prohibited, and automatically and immediately terminates the user’s right of access. The said unauthorized use may also constitute a violation of legislation such as copyright law and trademark law. Unless expressly stipulated to the contrary, no provision of these Terms of Use can be interpreted as granting, in any way whatsoever, including implicitly, any right or ownership or exclusive utilization rights over intellectual property or other associated rights.
BERLUTI can terminate the user’s right of access to the Website at its sole discretion and without notice for a specific reason and in particular (i) on the request for a statutory body or any other public organization, (ii) on the request of the user (deletion of the My Berluti Space account on request), (iii) in the event of the suspension or significant modification to the Website or a service offered on or via the Website, or (iv) for a problem of maintenance, security or any other technical constraint.
If BERLUTI brought legal proceedings against the user following a breach of these Terms of Use, all the costs, fees, dues, lawyers’ fees, indemnities etc. incurred would be paid exclusively by the user who agrees to this.
BERLUTI endeavours to do its utmost to guarantee the accuracy of and to keep the information published on the Website up-to-date, and it reserves the right to correct the content at any time without notice.
Under the terms stipulated by law, BERLUTI does not incur any liability for:
The information contained in the communiqués issued by BERLUTI can only be deemed to be exact or current on the date of their publication. BERLUTI has no intention to update and specifically disclaims any liability for any duty to update information contained in the said communiqués.
BERLUTI can reference links to third-party websites or services. The access to these sites and information is supplied exclusively for information purposes as a service for the user. BERLUTI has no control over the content of third party statements or Websites. Consequently, BETLUTI does not guarantee the accuracy or the exhaustiveness of the content, the information and the opinions appearing on the third party websites or other information from third parties published on them. Users consult these websites and use the information presented on them at their own risks. BERLUTI disclaims all liability for the content of these third party websites connected to the Website.
Hypertext links can only be created to the site with BERLUTI’s prior written authorization which can be revoked at any time.
Insofar as stipulated by law, BERLUTI can never be held liable for any damage of any kind or for the loss suffered due to the consequences of, or connected to using the site.
The Website user undertakes to indemnify and releases BERLUTI, its directors, administrators, shareholders, predecessors, successors, employees, agents, subsidiaries, and affiliated companies from all liability with respect to any claim, loss, financial liability, demand or expense (including legal costs) resulting from actions brought by third parties against BERLUTI owing to or in relation to the use of the Website by the user.
These Terms of Use are governed by French law. The French courts have territorial jurisdiction to judge any dispute relating to the use of the Website irrespective of the user’s country of residence.
If any of the provisions of these Terms of Use are deemed to be illegal, null and void or inapplicable for any reason, the said provision will be set aside, but this will not affect the validity or the applicability of the other provisions.
Last updated August 2025
A cookie is a text file which is stored in a dedicated space on the hard disk of your Terminal* when you consult an online service with your browser. A cookie allows the sender to identify the terminal on which the cookie is stored during the period the cookie is valid or stored.
* Terminal means the hardware (computer, tablet, smartphone, etc.) which you use to consult or display a Website, an application, advertising content etc.
When you connect to our Website we may, depending on the choice you make, install different cookies in your terminal which enable us to recognise your terminal’s browser during the period the cookie is valid. The purpose of the cookies we send is to:
The transmission and use of cookies by third parties is subject to their privacy protection policies. We inform you of the purpose of the cookies, when we are aware of this, and the means you can use to choose the different options concerning them.
we include third-party applications in our Website which enable you to share its content with other people or to inform them of your consultation or opinions on its content. This concerns the “share” or “like” buttons on social networks (such as “Facebook” or “Twitter” etc.).
The social network which supplies this application button can identify you via this button when you consult our Website, even if you do not activate this button. In point of fact, this type of application button enables the social network to monitor your browsing on the Website, if your social network account is activated on your terminal (open session) whilst you are browsing on our Website.
We have no control over the process which social networks use to gather information on your browsing on our Website, and which is associated with the personal data they possess. Please consult the privacy protection policies of the social networks concerned to establish the purposes, in particular advertising, which the browsing information they gather via these application buttons is used for. These protection policies must permit you to exercise your options with the social networks, especially by parameterizing your user accounts for each of them.
our Website may also contain cookies sent by third parties (communication agencies, audience measurement companies etc.) which enable them, whilst the cookies are valid, to collect browsing information on the terminals visiting our Website and in particular to measure the effectiveness of our paying referencing campaigns with search engines.
There are several options open to you for managing cookies. Any parameterisation you perform is liable to modify your Internet browsing and the conditions for accessing certain services which require the use of cookies.
You can use the procedures described below to decide how to use cookies.
Options offered by your Internet browser:
You can configure your browsing software to install cookies on your terminal or alternatively to reject them either systematically or according to their sender. You can also configure your browsing software to accept or refuse occasional cookies, before they are stored on your Terminal.
Cookies stored on a terminal are stored subject to the choices of the Terminal’s user, which choices the user can express at his first Website connexion via the cookie banner, and modify his or her wishes at any time, free of charge, using the options give by the user’s internet browser regarding the following cookies [to be completed], or via the cookie consent tool [insert link].
If you have agreed in your browsing application to cookies being stored on your Terminal, the cookies incorporated in the pages and contents you consult can be temporarily stored in a dedicated area on your Terminal, where they will only be readable by the sender.
If you refuse to allow cookies to be stored on your Terminal or if you delete cookies which have been stored, you will cease to benefit from a certain number functionalities which are necessary for browsing certain areas on our Website. For instance, this would be the case if you tried to access our content or services which require you to identify yourself, or if we, or our service providers, could not recognize, for reasons of technical compatibility, the type of browser used by your terminal, its language and display parameters or the country from which your terminal appears to be connecting from.
We therefore disclaim all liability for the consequences connected to the downgrading of the functioning of our services resulting from our impossibility to store or consult the cookies required for them to function and which you may have refused or deleted.
Each browser is configured differently to manage cookies and your choices. Your browser’s Help Menu describes this configuration and will indicate to you how to modify your choices in terms of cookie use.
For more information, please go check the following websites (depending on the navigator that you use): Firefox, Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Safari.
If your Terminal is used by several people or if it has several browsers, we cannot be certain that the services and advertisements intended for your Terminal corresponds to your own use of this Terminal and not to another user.
Thus sharing your terminal with other people and the configuration of your browser’s configurations for cookies is something you do freely and is your responsibility entirely.
This Anti Modern Slavery statement is published by BERLUTI SA ("BERLUTI") pursuant to section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 and was approved by the Board on 16th June 2025. The statement is updated annually.
Since the publication of its first Anti Modern Slavery statement in June 2017, BERLUTI and its affiliated companies (together "the BERLUTI Group") have continued to focus on extending their work to combat modern slavery into their sourcing and operations chains and strived to work ever more closely with their suppliers to ensure their workforce, and the workforce of their supply chains, including contractors, are treated with respect and dignity.
Over the past year, BERLUTI has introduced in its relationships with new stakeholders and/or for all new contracts the LVMH Suppliers and Business Partners Code of Conduct to replace its existing supplier code of conduct and BERLUTI has been maintaining its actions and internal rules aimed at preventing and combatting slavery and human trafficking from taking place in its supply or operation chains.
BERLUTI recognises that its ethical trading program requires constant monitoring and improvement.
BERLUTI, the French parent company of the BERLUTI Group is closely linked to the LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis-Vuitton SE ("LVMH") Group.
BERLUTI is the owner of the BERLUTI trademark and tradename throughout the world.
BERLUTI sells Luxury and high quality products under the BERLUTI trademark including shoes, leather goods, bags, accessories, ready-to-wear, home decoration, etc. (the "Products"), to clients in Europe, including in the United Kingdom, as well as in many other countries worldwide.
Products are mainly manufactured through BERLUTI's industrial subsidiary. BERLUTI purchases directly from local suppliers, services and products necessary to run its business.
BERLUTI's commitment is to act with integrity in all its business dealings and to promote ethical conduct, to enhance compliance with applicable laws and to provide guidance with respect to business conduct. It has several policies that are relevant to this commitment, which set out what BERLUTI expects from its employees, contractors, internal business and its external suppliers and their supply chain.
BERLUTI engages in multiple internal and external actions to gauge and combat the risk of modern slavery, including human trafficking occurring in its supply chains and to assess and manage potential risks related to its supply chain. BERLUTI's due diligence includes internal risk assessments utilizing information gathered from organizations with expertise in social compliance issues, other companies, and various additional external resources.
In the context of the new European Union directives regarding duty of vigilance, several audits have been conducted on direct and indirect sourcing production suppliers, to ensure compliance with our below listed policies and ethical standards. No major issue has been identified.
Key policies and practices are:
In 2024, the LVMH Group updated its Suppliers Code of Conduct to turn it into a wider Suppliers and Business Partners Code of Conduct, in order to include all its external stakeholders.
The Code applies to all LVMH Group Maisons, including BERLUTI. The Code accordingly helps Maisons maintain a consistent approach to their suppliers and supply chains, including in relation to combating the risk of modern slavery.
The Code includes several new and updated commitments to reflect changes in the law and societal norms and one new commitment is inserted notably to help protect local or indigenous communities.
The Code requires suppliers to commit to implementing an alert line for their own workers and stakeholders. It provides suppliers with access to the LVMH Alert Line where they can raise suspected or witnessed ethical breach, including suspicion of modern slavery.
Penalties for non-compliance of the Code include the right of a Maison to require a supplier to take corrective action and to refuse to take delivery of products until the violations are remedied to its satisfaction, and the right to terminate the business relationship (subject to compliance with legal duties and obligations). The Code also includes an audit clause allowing the Maison to conduct an audit, including in the suppliers' premises.
BERLUTI ensures that its new suppliers are carefully chosen for the entire BERLUTI Group and that prior to entering into any new contractual relationship with a supplier or contractor, supplier and contractor commit to comply with the Code. As such, the signature of the Code is a mandatory prerequisite without which BERLUTI cannot enter into relationship. The sending of the signed Code is mandatory under BERLUTI's accounting's supplier creation process.
BERLUTI reserves the right to check adherence of BERLUTI Group and its suppliers and contractors to the principles set out in the Code and to conduct compliance audits at any time.
Upon reasonable request, BERLUTI can require BERLUTI Group and its suppliers and contractors to supply requested information and grant access to BERLUTI representatives to verify compliance with the requirements of the Code. Suppliers and contractors are obliged to keep proper records to prove compliance with the Code and to provide access to complete, original, and accurate files to BERLUTI representatives.
BERLUTI suppliers and contractors could be required to improve and correct any deficiency discovered during such audits.
BERLUTI shall use its reasonable endeavours to ensure that all BERLUTI Group supplier and contractor template contracts contain clauses that require them to adopt similar anti-modern slavery standards and practices.
BERLUTI requires its staff, suppliers, and their supply chains to engage in and promote honest and ethical conduct, act in accordance with our values and culture, comply with all applicable laws, rules and regulations in their own area and act responsibly, with due care, competence and diligence when dealing with staff, customers, suppliers, agents, and intermediaries.
As such, BERLUTI has amended its Terms and Conditions and their contractual terms to make suppliers more accountable for the conduct of their eventual subcontractors. The signature of a contract or the Terms and Conditions is a mandatory prerequisite without which BERLUTI cannot enter into relationship. The sending of the signed Code is mandatory under BERLUTI's accounting's supplier creation process.
• Training and Awareness
According to the guidelines from the British Standards Institution, specifically BS 25700:22 titled "Organizational responses to modern slavery — Guidance;" it is acknowledged that practices of modern slavery are possible across all nations and sectors of industry. Additionally, it highlights certain elements that may heighten the likelihood of such exploitation. These include discriminatory practices rooted in ethnic background, gender identity, social caste, tribal affiliation, religious beliefs, as well as issues surrounding bribery and corruption.
In response, the LVMH Group launched a new dedicated e-Learning module campaign, in 2024, related to anti-corruption and anti-bribery, including BERLUTI employees and all BERLUTI new joiners, to help identify, prevent, and sanction bribery or corruption. A record of attendance is maintained and completion is strictly monitored.
In 2023-2024, BERLUTI provided specific training to employees with direct responsibility for supply chain management and purchasing in particular. This will be renewed in 2025-2026.
The purpose of BERLUTI's ethics and compliance training program is to ensure that BERLUTI is promoting a working environment where all individuals are equipped with the ability to identify unethical or potentially unethical practices as they perform their day-to-day work.
• LVMH Employees' Code of Conduct
LVMH's Employee's Code of Conduct, signed by all the Group's employees (including BERLUTI's employees) and received and signed during all new staff onboarding, demonstrates BERLUTI's ambition for its staff to act with, and commit to, integrity in the conduct of its business in an environment that is free from all form of unethical behaviour including forced or compulsory labour, child labour, slavery, human trafficking, discrimination, corruption and harassment and therefore provides a common framework of values and principles to provide guidelines to its staff.
In 2024, the LVMH Group has also updated its Employees' Code of Conduct in 2024 along with the publication of a brand new Anticorruption Charter. This has been communicated to all BERLUTI employees at worldwide level in 2024.
The Employee Code of Conduct is available in 25 languages and is divided into three chapters: 1) a committed Group; 2) a responsible employer and 3) a Group with integrity.
Each employee must personally comply with these commitments in all circumstances. Any failure may be subject to disciplinary measures and sanctions proportionate to the seriousness of their actions. Such sanctions may include dismissal.
• Whistleblowin Policy/Internal Alert Systems
All members of staff or external partners with inquiries regarding the interpretation of our company's internal policies or who possess ethical worries are encouraged to voice their concerns or seek guidance through our whistleblowing alert system. Our whistleblowing system aims to encourage all members of staff or external partners to identify and raise concerns of past, present, or future wrongdoing, whether suspected or witnessed, including any related to modern slavery within BERLUTI Group or our supply chains, using appropriate, confidential channels.
Moreover, any personnel cognizant of transgressions against prevailing legal statutes, our Code of Conduct, or any directives and policies set forth by BERLUTI and/or by the LVMH Group, are urged to communicate such instances either to the Human Resources department or directly to their Maison's Ethics and Compliance Officer.
To complement, our conglomerate offers all employees and associated parties access to the LVMH Alert Line, a digital portal which ensures anonymity and security for those wishing to report, in good faith, any breaches of legal obligations or internal ethical standards.
In 2024, all employees have continued to benefit from the whistleblowing alert system and have had regular reminders about the principles of the Employees' Code of Conduct each time a new communication regarding ethics and compliance policies of BERLUTI has been sent inside the company.
This statement is made pursuant to Section 54(1) of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 and constitutes BERLUTI's Anti-Modern Slavery statement for the financial year ending 31 December 2024.
The Board of Directors of BERLUTI has approved this statement and it has been duly signed by the following director:
Jean-Marc MANSVELT
Président du Directoire – Berluti SA
Date: 23 June 2025
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