Legal notice

This page exists because the law requires anyone selling online to say who they are, without you having to hunt for it. It is required by article 10 of Ley 34/2002, on information society services.

Who is behind RELIC

Writing to that address covers anything: an order, a return, a complaint or exercising your rights over your data. It is an address a person reads, not a dead-end inbox.

What is sold here

Clothing and accessories with designs of our own. The motifs are drawn by us from works that are in the public domain: engravings, prints and texts whose exploitation rights have already expired. In Spain that happens 80 years after the author's death for those who died before 7 December 1987, and 70 years for the rest, under the fourth transitional provision of the consolidated text of the Spanish Ley de Propiedad Intelectual.

Every piece says which particular work it comes from, with author and year. If you think one of those motifs is not where we say it is, write to us and we take it down while we check.

What is NOT sold here

We do not sell official products from any film, series or studio, and we are not associated with any of them. The film and series titles that appear on the site are used to say what each item is about and to identify the works being talked about, which is a permitted use and not an appropriation of a trademark. The trademarks mentioned belong to their owners.

Posters and images

The posters and stills that illustrate the pages are shown to identify each work and inform about it, at reduced size and without replacing the original. They are not sold, they are not printed on any garment and they are not part of any product.

Terms of use

You can read, link to and share what is published here. What you cannot do is copy our own texts and drawings to resell them: that part is ours.

We try to keep everything published accurate and it gets corrected as soon as an error is spotted, but the site is not guaranteed to be available without interruptions.

Dispute resolution

First of all, write to us: nearly everything gets sorted by email and on the same day.

If you are still not happy, the European Commission runs an online dispute resolution platform you can turn to: ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr. As a consumer, you can also complain to the consumer authorities of your autonomous region.

Governing law

Spanish law applies. If you are a consumer, nothing written here takes away the rights the law of your country of residence within the European Union gives you, nor does it force you to litigate far from your home.

Last updated: August 2026.