Designer Trade Program (DTP) Terms

Effective September 3, 2026

These Designer Trade Program Terms and Conditions (the Terms) govern participation in the Fitz Fine Furniture Designer Trade Program (the Program) offered by Fitz Fine Furniture, LLC (Fitz, we, us, or our). By applying for, participating in, or using any Program benefit, the participating designer or design business (Designer, you, or your) agrees to these Terms.

The Program offers two ways to work with Fitz: Fitz Trade Direct and Fitz Client Direct. The two options have different pricing, tax, payment, delivery, customer-service, and legal responsibilities. Please review these Terms before selecting an option for a transaction.

1. Program Purpose

The Program is intended for qualified interior designers and related professionals purchasing or specifying merchandise for legitimate client projects. It is not a consumer discount program and may not be used for personal purchases, purchases for household members, or other transactions that Fitz determines are inconsistent with the Program.

Program approval and continued participation are at Fitz's discretion. Approval does not guarantee availability of any product, vendor, price, commission, credit, delivery service, or other benefit.

2. The Two Program Options

2.1 Fitz Trade Direct

Under Fitz Trade Direct, the Designer purchases eligible merchandise from Fitz for resale to the Designer's client. Fitz sells to the Designer, and the Designer is the seller of record to the end customer. The Designer receives the applicable Trade Direct price and does not earn a Client Direct commission on the same merchandise.

2.2 Fitz Client Direct

Under Fitz Client Direct, the client purchases eligible merchandise directly from Fitz. Fitz is the seller of record, writes the client order, collects payment and sales tax, coordinates delivery, and provides customer support for the merchandise transaction. The Designer may earn a commission under these Terms.

2.3 Choosing an Option

A Designer may select the option that best fits each project or transaction, subject to vendor and merchandise eligibility. The selected option must be established before the applicable order is finalized. Trade Direct pricing and a Client Direct commission cannot be combined on the same merchandise. A transaction cannot be converted from one option to the other after it is finalized unless Fitz agrees in writing.

If an order contains merchandise handled under different options, Fitz may require separate sales orders, invoices, payments, and delivery charges.

3. Eligibility and Application

To participate, an applicant must:

• Be at least 18 years old and authorized to act for the applying business.
• Operate an active interior design or related business, such as an interior design, decorating, architecture, home-staging, building, remodeling, or similar professional business.
• Complete the Program application at fitzfinefurniture.com/dtp.
• Provide documentation acceptable to Fitz demonstrating an active business. Examples may include a valid resale certificate, business license, professional website, industry credential, professional association membership, or other business documentation requested by Fitz.
• Provide accurate contact, ownership, payment, and tax information.
• Agree to these Terms and any applicable order, vendor, delivery, or product-specific terms.

Fitz may approve, deny, suspend, request additional documentation for, or periodically reverify any application or account. The Designer must promptly notify Fitz of changes to its business name, ownership, address, tax status, resale authority, or other material application information.

4. Program Accounts

Program accounts and benefits are nontransferable. Benefits may be used only by the approved Designer, its owners, and employees or representatives authorized on the account. The approved business is responsible for all account activity and for compliance by its representatives.

The Designer may not share Program credentials, permit unauthorized use, assign purchases or commissions to another person or business, or represent a consumer purchase as a trade transaction.

5. Important Definitions

5.1 Everyday Hang Tag Price

The Everyday Hang Tag Price is the amount labeled Our Price on the merchandise's showroom hang tag and in effect when the Fitz order is written. It is Fitz's regular, non-promotional reference price for purposes of the Program.

The Everyday Hang Tag Price:

• Does not change or reset during advertised or storewide sales.
• Is separate from a manufacturer's list price or suggested retail price, a compare-at price, a temporary promotional price, a clearance price, an internet price, a price-matched price, or a negotiated price.
• May be changed by Fitz from time to time before an order is written. Once an order is finalized, the Everyday Hang Tag Price recorded on that order controls the Program calculation for that order, subject to correction of clerical or pricing errors.

5.2 Eligible Merchandise

Eligible Merchandise means merchandise that Fitz designates as eligible for a particular Program benefit at the time the order is written. Eligibility may vary by vendor, collection, item, promotion, order type, or transaction.

5.3 Additional Customer Discount

For Fitz Client Direct, the Additional Customer Discount is the percentage by which the client merchandise price is below the applicable Everyday Hang Tag Price. Any reduction below the Everyday Hang Tag Price is treated as an Additional Customer Discount, regardless of how it is described. This includes advertised or storewide sales, manufacturer promotions, coupons, internet pricing honored by Fitz, price matching, package discounts, negotiated reductions, allowances, and other merchandise price adjustments.

5.4 Finalized Transaction

A transaction is finalized upon the earliest of the client's or Designer's acceptance of the sales order, signature, deposit, payment, financing authorization, or other binding commitment to purchase.

6. Eligible Merchandise and Vendor Exceptions

Program benefits apply only to Eligible Merchandise. Fitz may exclude or apply different benefits to specified vendors, price-restricted brands, MRP or MAP merchandise, limited editions, special allocations, clearance merchandise, closeouts, discontinued merchandise, floor models, samples, gift cards, protection plans, delivery and installation services, financing, service work, and other designated items or charges.

Certain vendors or products may have different trade discounts, maximum commissions, required selling prices, or other restrictions. Any vendor-specific schedule, written quote, or product-specific disclosure provided by Fitz before the order is finalized becomes part of these Terms for that transaction. If there is a conflict, the more specific written transaction or vendor term controls.

Fitz may correct pricing, eligibility, or calculation errors before or after an order is written. If a material correction is required after finalization, the Designer may exercise any cancellation right otherwise available under the applicable order and vendor terms.

7. Fitz Trade Direct Pricing

For Eligible Merchandise, the Fitz Trade Direct price is generally 30% off the Everyday Hang Tag Price.

Discounts cannot be stacked. The Designer receives either:

1. The 30% Trade Direct discount from the Everyday Hang Tag Price; or
2. A lower price already established and marked by Fitz,

whichever produces the lower merchandise price. The 30% Trade Direct discount is not applied on top of the lower price.

Lower Fitz-marked prices will generally be limited to clearance merchandise, closeouts, discontinued merchandise, and floor models, although Fitz may designate other merchandise. Advertised sales, storewide promotions, coupons, negotiated reductions, or other offers do not automatically reduce or reset the Everyday Hang Tag Price and cannot be added to the Trade Direct discount.

Trade Direct pricing does not include delivery, installation, taxes, protection plans, financing charges, service charges, or other non-merchandise amounts unless Fitz expressly states otherwise in writing.

8. Fitz Trade Direct Orders and Payment

The Fitz sales order and invoice will be issued to the Designer or approved design business, not to the end customer. The Designer must review and approve all product details, quantities, dimensions, finishes, fabrics, leathers, options, prices, delivery information, and other specifications before finalizing the order.

The Designer must pay Fitz according to the payment terms stated on the Fitz sales order. A 3% processing fee applies to Trade Direct payments made by credit card, to the extent permitted by applicable law and card-network rules. Payment methods and any related requirements are determined by Fitz and may change.

Special orders, custom merchandise, clearance merchandise, floor models, and other designated merchandise may be final sale, nonreturnable, noncancelable, or subject to restocking or cancellation charges. Vendor acceptance, product availability, lead times, freight conditions, and production schedules are not guaranteed.

The Designer is responsible for client nonpayment, chargebacks, refunds, financing disputes, and all other collection risk associated with the Designer's resale transaction. The Designer's payment obligation to Fitz is not contingent on payment by the end customer.

9. Fitz Trade Direct Sales Tax and Resale Documentation

A valid and properly completed resale certificate is required before Fitz will treat a Trade Direct purchase as exempt from sales tax. The certificate must be acceptable to Fitz, remain current, cover the purchasing entity, and apply to the jurisdiction and transaction involved. Fitz may require a Virginia Form ST-10, Maryland resale certificate, District of Columbia resale certificate, or comparable documentation from another applicable jurisdiction.

If Fitz determines that a certificate is missing, expired, incomplete, inaccurate, inapplicable, or otherwise unacceptable, Fitz may collect sales tax or require additional documentation. The Designer is responsible for all taxes, penalties, interest, and costs arising from misuse of a resale certificate or an incorrectly claimed exemption.

The Designer is solely responsible for determining, charging, collecting, reporting, and remitting all taxes applicable to its sale to the end customer.

10. Fitz Trade Direct Delivery and Risk

Delivery and installation are not included in the Trade Direct merchandise price. If Fitz coordinates delivery, the applicable charge will be quoted or shown separately and must be paid by the Designer. Delivery availability, geographic coverage, scheduling, storage, redelivery, assembly, installation, site conditions, and related services are subject to separate policies and charges.

The Designer is responsible for providing accurate delivery information, confirming site access, measuring entrances and pathways, disclosing stairs or other access limitations, preparing the site, and communicating delivery requirements to the end customer. Risk of loss and responsibility for inspecting the merchandise transfer as stated in the applicable sales order, delivery receipt, or other written delivery terms.

11. Designer Responsibilities Under Fitz Trade Direct

Because the Designer is the seller of record to the end customer, the Designer is responsible for:

• Preparing and issuing the end customer's proposal, sales order, contract, and invoice.
• Setting and communicating the final resale price.
• Collecting all deposits and payments from the end customer.
• Determining, collecting, reporting, and remitting applicable sales tax.
• Confirming product suitability, dimensions, quantities, finishes, specifications, site conditions, access requirements, and client approvals.
• Communicating prices, lead times, delivery charges, warranty information, return limitations, and other terms to the end customer.
• Serving as the end customer's primary contact for order status, changes, cancellations, returns, exchanges, disputes, and warranty or service requests.
• Providing all design, specification, measurement, project-management, installation, and other professional services promised to the end customer.
• Handling end-customer refunds, credits, chargebacks, complaints, and legal or contractual obligations arising from the resale transaction.
• Complying with applicable business, licensing, consumer-protection, tax, advertising, professional, and other legal requirements.

Fitz sells the merchandise to the Designer, places and manages the vendor order, and supports the Designer with product and vendor-related matters. Fitz does not write the end customer's order, collect payment or sales tax from the end customer, establish the Designer's resale price, or become the seller under the Designer's client contract.

12. Fitz Client Direct Overview

Under Fitz Client Direct, the client purchases directly from Fitz and Fitz is the seller of record. Fitz writes the client order, collects client payment and applicable sales tax, places and manages the vendor order, coordinates delivery, and provides customer support concerning the Fitz merchandise transaction.

Fitz absorbs its standard credit-card processing costs on Client Direct customer payments. Delivery is often included in the client transaction, but is not guaranteed to be included. Any delivery, installation, storage, redelivery, service, or other charge will be disclosed on the client's sales order and is excluded from the commission calculation.

The Designer remains responsible for its separate design agreement, design fees, specifications, measurements, professional services, and obligations to the client. Fitz does not become a party to the Designer's agreement with the client.

13. Fitz Client Direct Commission Rate

The maximum Client Direct commission rate is 20%. The 20% maximum applies when eligible merchandise is sold at the Everyday Hang Tag Price without an Additional Customer Discount.

For an Additional Customer Discount from 0% through 20%, the commission rate is reduced by one-half of the Additional Customer Discount. There is no grace range and no tiered calculation.

Commission Rate = 20% - (Additional Customer Discount / 2)

Examples:

Additional Customer Discount	Client Merchandise Price on a $10,000 Everyday Hang Tag Price	Commission Rate	Commission Payout
0%	$10,000	20.0%	$2,000
5%	$9,500	17.5%	$1,750
10%	$9,000	15.0%	$1,500
15%	$8,500	12.5%	$1,250
20%	$8,000	10.0%	$1,000

The commission payout is calculated using the Everyday Hang Tag Price, not the discounted Client Merchandise Price.

14. Commission Calculation Method

For each item of Eligible Merchandise:

1. Fitz determines the applicable Everyday Hang Tag Price recorded when the order is written.
2. Fitz determines the final client merchandise price after all discounts, allowances, or price adjustments.
3. Fitz calculates the Additional Customer Discount.
4. Fitz applies the formula in Section 13 to determine the commission rate.
5. Fitz multiplies the Everyday Hang Tag Price by the commission rate to determine the commission payout.

Calculations are performed item by item. If a discount applies to an entire order and is not assigned to particular items, Fitz may allocate it proportionally among the merchandise based on the applicable Everyday Hang Tag Prices. Non-merchandise charges and ineligible items are excluded before allocation.

Fitz may use unrounded values in intermediate calculations and round the final commission payout to the nearest cent. Fitz's books and transaction records control absent a demonstrated clerical or calculation error.

15. Client Direct Discount Limit

Client Direct sales with an Additional Customer Discount greater than 20% are not permitted under the standard Client Direct commission program. A transaction requiring a greater discount may proceed only outside Client Direct or under a different written arrangement approved by Fitz before the transaction is finalized. No commission is owed on a transaction outside Client Direct unless Fitz agrees otherwise in writing.

Fitz controls all final retail pricing and is not required to discount merchandise. The Designer may recommend or request pricing, but may not promise a price, discount, commission, delivery inclusion, or other Fitz term to a client without Fitz's written approval.

16. Client Identification and Attribution

To qualify for a Client Direct commission:

• The Designer relationship must be disclosed to Fitz by either the Designer or the client before the transaction is finalized.
• The Designer must be identified on the Fitz quote or sales order.
• The Designer must be an approved Program participant when the transaction is finalized.
• The merchandise and transaction must otherwise satisfy these Terms.

No separate client-registration form is required. However, commissions cannot be claimed retroactively after a transaction has been finalized. Prior conversations, introductions, mood boards, specifications, showroom visits, or other involvement do not create commission eligibility if the Designer is not timely identified on the Fitz quote or sales order.

Attribution applies to the identified transaction only unless Fitz confirms otherwise in writing. Reorders, additions, new rooms, later purchases, and separate projects must identify the Designer before each transaction is finalized.

If more than one designer claims a client or transaction, Fitz may determine eligibility and allocation based on its records, timing, documentation, client confirmation, and other relevant facts. Fitz's good-faith determination is final, subject to applicable law.

Client Direct commissions are not available for purchases by the Designer, the Designer's owners or employees, members of their households, or affiliated entities unless Fitz approves the transaction and commission in writing before finalization.

17. Disclosure to the Client

The Designer is responsible for disclosing to the client that the Designer may receive compensation from Fitz and for obtaining any consent required by law, contract, professional standards, or ethical rules. Fitz may include a compensation disclosure or acknowledgement on the client quote or sales order and may require written client acknowledgement as a condition of commission eligibility.

The Designer must disclose any potential conflict between the Designer's duties to the client and the compensation offered by Fitz. Fitz is not responsible for the Designer's fiduciary, contractual, licensing, ethical, or disclosure obligations.

18. Noncommissionable Amounts and Transactions

Unless Fitz agrees otherwise in writing, commissions do not apply to:

• Sales tax or other taxes.
• Delivery, installation, assembly, storage, redelivery, or service charges.
• Protection plans, warranties sold separately, financing charges, credit-card fees, or other fees.
• Design fees, measuring, consulting, project management, or other professional services.
• Gift cards, deposits not applied to delivered Eligible Merchandise, or cash equivalents.
• Returns, refunds, credits, allowances, chargebacks, cancellations, or unpaid amounts.
• Merchandise designated as ineligible, including vendor or product exceptions communicated before finalization.
• Personal, household, sham, fictitious, self-referred, or otherwise abusive transactions.
• Transactions for which the Designer relationship was not timely disclosed and recorded.
• Transactions discounted by more than 20%, unless a different written commission arrangement was approved before finalization.

19. When a Commission Is Earned

A Client Direct commission is not earned when an order is quoted, written, deposited, paid, shipped, or scheduled. It is earned only after:

1. The Eligible Merchandise has been delivered to and accepted by the client;
2. Fitz has received payment in full in collected funds;
3. Any applicable cancellation, return, exchange, credit, or price-adjustment issue has been resolved; and
4. The Designer has provided a valid completed Form W-9 and any other payment documentation requested by Fitz.

Partial deliveries may be commissioned separately after the applicable items satisfy these conditions. Fitz may hold payment until the applicable return or adjustment period has expired or any dispute is resolved.

20. Commission Payment

Earned commissions are paid no later than 30 days after the close of the calendar quarter in which the commission becomes earned, provided all required documentation has been received. Fitz may change the payment method or administrative schedule upon notice, but a change will not reduce a commission already earned.

Payments will be issued to the approved Designer or design business shown on the Program account and Form W-9. Commissions may not be assigned or redirected without Fitz's written approval. No interest accrues on pending, withheld, disputed, or adjusted commissions.

The Designer must notify Fitz in writing of a claimed payment or statement error within 60 days after the statement or payment date. Failure to provide timely notice waives the claim to the extent permitted by law.

21. Cancellations, Returns, Exchanges, Credits, and Adjustments

If a Client Direct transaction is canceled, returned, exchanged, refunded, credited, charged back, written off, or subsequently repriced, the commission will be recalculated based on the final eligible transaction.

Fitz may:

• Reduce an unpaid commission;
• Offset an overpayment against current or future commissions;
• Reverse a commission previously credited or paid; or
• Require repayment of an overpaid amount within 30 days after written notice.

If only part of an order is affected, Fitz will adjust the commission attributable to the affected item or allocated amount. Exchanges are treated as a return of the original merchandise and a new calculation on the replacement merchandise.

Trade Direct cancellations, returns, exchanges, and credits are governed by the Fitz sales order, applicable vendor terms, and Fitz policies. Any client-facing refund or adjustment remains the Designer's responsibility as seller of record.

22. Taxes and Tax Reporting

The Designer is responsible for all federal, state, and local taxes arising from Program benefits, resale profits, and commissions. Fitz does not provide tax advice and does not withhold payroll taxes from commissions.

Before receiving Client Direct commissions, the Designer must provide a completed Form W-9 containing information that matches the approved account. Fitz may report payments on Form 1099 or another applicable tax form and may withhold payments if documentation is missing, inconsistent, or legally required.

23. Product Information, Availability, and Warranties

Product descriptions, images, samples, finishes, dimensions, colors, availability, lead times, and delivery estimates may vary or change. Natural materials and handcrafted products may exhibit variations. Display samples, digital images, and printed materials may not exactly match delivered merchandise.

Manufacturer warranties, if any, are subject to the manufacturer's terms and remedies. Clearance merchandise, floor models, samples, and other designated items may be sold as-is, with disclosed wear or limitations. Fitz will provide reasonable product-related support consistent with the applicable order, manufacturer warranty, and Fitz policy, but does not warrant the Designer's services, measurements, specifications, representations, installation, or client commitments.

24. Professional Conduct and Program Misuse

The Designer must act honestly and professionally and may not:

• Misrepresent eligibility, client involvement, prices, discounts, commissions, tax status, product information, or Fitz policies.
• Use another participant's account or permit unauthorized use of its account.
• Split, restructure, or relabel a transaction to obtain benefits not otherwise available.
• Submit false client information, fictitious projects, altered documentation, or invalid tax forms.
• Use a resale certificate for a nonqualifying purchase.
• Promise or advertise a Fitz price, benefit, warranty, delivery term, or service not approved by Fitz.
• Engage in fraud, abusive conduct, unlawful discrimination, harassment, or conduct that could reasonably harm Fitz, its customers, employees, vendors, or reputation.

Suspected misuse may result in delayed payment, benefit reversal, suspension, termination, collection activity, or referral to appropriate authorities.

25. Confidentiality, Advertising, and Fitz Marks

Nonpublic trade prices, vendor terms, commission arrangements, internal documents, and account information are confidential. The Designer may use such information for legitimate Program transactions but may not publish, advertise, distribute, or disclose it except to employees, advisors, or clients who reasonably need the information and are subject to appropriate confidentiality obligations.

Program participation does not grant a license to use Fitz's name, logos, photographs, trademarks, or other intellectual property. The Designer may truthfully identify Fitz as a product source but may not imply employment, agency, sponsorship, exclusivity, or authority to bind Fitz. Promotional use of Fitz marks requires prior written approval.

26. Independent Businesses and No Agency

The Designer and Fitz are independent businesses. Nothing in the Program creates an employment, agency, franchise, partnership, joint venture, fiduciary, or exclusive relationship. The Designer has no authority to make commitments, warranties, representations, or agreements on behalf of Fitz.

The Designer is responsible for its employees, subcontractors, insurance, licenses, permits, professional services, business expenses, and compliance obligations.

27. Suspension and Termination

Fitz may suspend or terminate an account or deny a Program benefit for inactivity, expired documentation, payment problems, client disputes, vendor restrictions, misuse, breach of these Terms, or any other legitimate business reason. The Designer may stop participating at any time by notifying Fitz.

Suspension or termination does not eliminate payment obligations, tax responsibilities, confidentiality duties, indemnification obligations, or commission adjustments relating to prior transactions. Properly earned Client Direct commissions remain payable, subject to offsets, reversals, documentation requirements, and these Terms.

28. Changes to the Program or These Terms

Program benefits, commission rates, pricing policies, eligibility requirements, exclusions, vendors, and administrative procedures may change. Fitz may modify, suspend, or terminate the Program or these Terms by posting revised terms at fitzfinefurniture.com/dtp-terms, updating Program materials, or providing other reasonable notice.

Changes generally apply prospectively. Unless required by law, vendor action, correction of error, or the terms of an existing order, a change will not reduce a Trade Direct price already documented on a finalized Fitz order or a Client Direct commission rate already documented on a finalized client order. Quotes and pending transactions are not protected until finalized.

Continued participation after the effective date of revised Terms constitutes acceptance of the revised Terms.

29. Limitation of Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Fitz is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, exemplary, punitive, or consequential damages, including lost profits, lost commissions, loss of business, project delays, or client claims, arising from the Program, product availability, vendor actions, shipping delays, or a Designer's services.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Fitz's aggregate liability arising from a particular Program transaction will not exceed the amount paid to Fitz for that transaction or, for a commission-only claim, the commission properly payable on that transaction. These limitations do not apply where prohibited by law.

30. Indemnification

To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Designer will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Fitz and its owners, employees, agents, vendors, and service providers from claims, losses, liabilities, taxes, penalties, costs, and reasonable attorneys' fees arising from or related to:

• The Designer's professional services, measurements, specifications, installation, advice, or representations;
• The Designer's resale transaction or agreement with an end customer;
• The Designer's collection, reporting, or payment of sales or other taxes;
• Misuse of a resale certificate, Program account, price, commission, or Fitz intellectual property;
• A breach of these Terms or applicable law; or
• Acts or omissions of the Designer's owners, employees, contractors, or representatives.

This section does not require indemnification for liability caused solely by Fitz's gross negligence or willful misconduct to the extent such limitation is required by law.

31. Events Beyond Fitz's Control

Fitz is not responsible for delay or failure caused by events beyond its reasonable control, including manufacturer delays, material shortages, transportation interruptions, labor disputes, severe weather, acts of government, tariffs, import restrictions, disasters, epidemics, utility or technology failures, or other force majeure events.

32. Privacy and Electronic Communications

Fitz may collect, use, store, and share business, tax, transaction, client-attribution, and payment information as reasonably necessary to administer the Program, fulfill orders, pay commissions, prevent fraud, comply with law, and communicate with the Designer. Information is also subject to any applicable Fitz privacy policy.

The Designer consents to receive Program notices and transaction communications electronically at the contact information associated with the account. Electronic applications, acceptances, signatures, acknowledgements, and records have the same effect as paper records to the extent permitted by law.

33. Governing Law and Venue

These Terms and the Program are governed by the laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia, without regard to conflict-of-law rules. To the extent permitted by law, any legal action arising from the Program must be brought in a state or federal court with jurisdiction in Loudoun County, Virginia, and each party consents to that venue and jurisdiction.

Before filing a legal action, the parties will attempt in good faith to resolve the dispute through written notice and reasonable business discussions, except when immediate relief is reasonably necessary.

34. General Provisions

If any provision of these Terms is held invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions remain effective, and the affected provision will be enforced to the greatest extent permitted by law. A waiver must be in writing and applies only to the specific instance stated. Fitz's failure to enforce a provision is not a continuing waiver.

The Designer may not assign its Program account, benefits, rights, or obligations without Fitz's written consent. Fitz may assign the Program or these Terms as part of a sale, reorganization, financing, or transfer of its business or assets.

Section headings are for convenience only. The words including and such as are illustrative and do not limit the broader language that precedes them.

35. Order of Precedence and Entire Agreement

These Terms, the applicable Fitz sales order, vendor-specific terms, delivery terms, approved written exceptions, and Program pricing materials constitute the agreement governing Program participation and transactions.

If documents conflict, the following order generally applies:

1. A written exception signed or expressly approved by Fitz for the specific transaction;
2. The applicable Fitz sales order;
3. Vendor-specific or product-specific terms;
4. These Terms; and
5. General Program brochures, summaries, advertisements, and other promotional materials.

These Terms control over a brochure or summary regarding general Program participation. No oral statement changes these Terms or an order unless confirmed in writing by an authorized Fitz representative.

36. Acceptance

By submitting a Program application, checking an acceptance box, signing a Program or sales document, using Program pricing, requesting attribution, accepting a commission, or otherwise participating in the Program, the Designer acknowledges that it has read, understood, and agreed to these Terms.

37. Questions and Notices

Program information, applications, and current Terms are available at:

• Application and Program Information: fitzfinefurniture.com/dtp
• Complete Terms and Conditions: fitzfinefurniture.com/dtp-terms

Formal notices to Fitz may be delivered to:

Fitz Fine Furniture, LLC
Attn: Designer Trade Program
1100 West Church Road
Sterling, Virginia 20164

Fitz may send notices to the mailing address or email address associated with the Designer's Program account.