1. Introduction

BBG Fashion GmbH is committed to making its website and mobile applications accessible in accordance with legal requirements. The basis for this is the German Accessibility Strengthening Act (BFSG), in particular § 3 BFSG, as well as the Accessibility Ordinance (BFV). The accessibility requirements also arise from § 14 BFSG in conjunction with § 3 paragraph 1 BFSG and the BFV. These regulations implement Directive (EU) 2019/882 on accessibility requirements for products and services into national law.

The specific technical measures are based on the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) version 2.2 with conformance levels A and AA.

This accessibility statement applies to the website monari.com.

2. Accessibility Status

This website is partially accessible as not all requirements are fully met.

3. Non-accessible Content

a) Technical Barriers

• iFrames without titles: Embedded content such as maps or external videos lack meaningful titles for screen readers.
• Third-party iFrames: These contents originate from external sources and may not comply with accessibility standards – adjustments are beyond our control.
• Incomplete HTML structure: For example, <h1> headings are not used consistently, or form fields are not correctly associated with <label> elements.

b) Content-related Barriers

• Insufficient preparation of video and audio content: Subtitles, full transcripts, or audio descriptions are often missing.
• Language mixing without markup: Some English terms or sections are not properly marked up in the code.

c) Color and Design Issues

Limited scalability for enlarged text: When text is significantly enlarged without adjusting the window size, overlaps or incomplete displays may occur. This particularly affects navigation areas and interactive elements such as forms. Fixes for these issues are planned.

d) Disproportionate Burden

According to Article 5 of Directive (EU) 2016/2102, exceptions may apply to certain content due to disproportionate burden.

• Older videos without subtitles or audio descriptions: Videos published before 27.06.2025 may lack accessible features.
• New videos will be published with subtitles and accessible features wherever possible.
• Videos without audio tracks that serve decorative purposes do not require accessible preparation.
• If you need assistance with older video content, please contact us.

4. Additional Information on the Accessibility of the Service

General Description of the Service

MONARI is a German women's fashion brand founded in 1986 by Renate and Bernhard Bosch after an inspiring summer in Tuscany. The collections are known for feminine cuts, high-quality materials, and eye-catching details such as prints, rhinestones, or sequins. MONARI offers trendy fashion for stylish women who appreciate quality, comfort, and Italian flair.

Descriptions and Explanations of Service Execution

Interested customers can select and order fashion directly via the MONARI online shop – from tops and trousers to dresses, including details about size, color, and fit. Shipping is usually CO₂-neutral and often free within Germany or from a certain order value; a generous return option is also available (e.g., 30-day return policy). MONARI places value on sustainability in production & materials, such as using organic cotton and working with European partners to combine quality and environmental awareness.

5. Creation and Review of This Statement

This statement was created on 27.06.2025.

Review methodology: Self-assessment (internal tests with various browsers and keyboard navigation) as well as partially automated tests with WAVE.

6. Feedback and Contact Information

If you notice any barriers while using our website or require information about non-accessible content, please contact us.

If you need content or documents in an accessible version, we will provide them upon request within a reasonable timeframe.

7. Dispute Resolution Procedure

If you believe this website is not accessible, you may inform the contact or office named in section 5. If you do not receive a satisfactory response within six weeks, you may contact the responsible arbitration body:

NRW

The Ombudsman Office for Accessible Information Technology NRW can be reached by phone at: 0211 / 855-3451.