
Fashion
Fashion brands trade on design, reputation and consumer trust.
Coverage to consider
Priorities include product claims and recalls, infringement disputes over designs, showcase events and cyber attacks.
- Exhibition
- Can protect pieces shown at exhibitions against loss, damage and theft, with extensions for transport and liability to the public.
- Can include loss or damage while exhibited, shipping and installation and liability to the public
- Product liability
- Is designed to respond when a garment, accessory or other product a brand sells is blamed for injury or property damage.
- Can include injury to people, damage to property and product defects
- Product recall
- May pay to notify customers, retrieve stock and replace a clothing or accessory line withdrawn over a hazard or defect.
- Can include cost of recall, business interruption, cost of replacements and crisis response
- Cyber
- Typically pays notification costs and lost income after a breach of customer payment details or an attack on online sales.
- Can include breach response, business interruption and security failure liability
- Intellectual property
- Often covers defense costs and damages if a competitor alleges that a brand’s design, name or imagery infringes its rights.
- Can include patent rights, trademark rights, copyright and trade secret rights
These guides describe types of insurance in general. The right coverage depends on your operations and the terms of the policy issued. Pasaca’s featured lines are cyber insurance, directors and officers (D&O) liability insurance, product liability insurance and aviation insurance.
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Brands that sell directly to the public are liable for what they make. They also face recalls, warranty obligations, data breaches and infringement claims.
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