These Terms govern access to and use of solsolo.com. They explain the basis on which the website, its content, materials, references and related communications are made available.
Sol Solo is a creative, publishing and personal branding practice associated with Carlos Simpson and CARLOS SIMPSON™ Design Studio. These Terms apply to your use of the website, including your access to pages, text, images, essays, brand materials, references, downloads, embedded content and other material made available through solsolo.com.
They set out the basis on which the website may be used, clarify the status of website content and explain certain limitations, responsibilities and expectations connected with the site.
They do not automatically grant permission to reuse content, license images, reproduce essays, copy brand assets, or rely on website material for professional, legal or commercial purposes without further permission where required.
These Terms should be read together with the website’s Privacy Notice and Content Rights Policy, which address data handling, permissions, licensing, content ownership and related rights matters in more detail.
By accessing or using this website, you agree to use it lawfully, responsibly and in a way that does not misrepresent Sol Solo, Carlos Simpson, CARLOS SIMPSON™ Design Studio, the website’s content or the rights associated with it.
Sol Solo may publish brand-related content, essays, public-facing statements, visual references, creative materials, personal branding commentary, design or identity-related thinking, and other original or referenced materials for informational, editorial, portfolio, reflective or professional purposes.
Website content is provided as a public informational and publishing resource. Unless expressly stated otherwise, nothing on the website should be read as creating a contractual commitment, a formal advisory relationship, a professional engagement, a licence grant or permission to reuse content.
Unless otherwise stated, content published on this website is protected by copyright, trademark law, design rights, database rights and other applicable intellectual property rights. Rights may belong to Carlos Simpson, SOL SOLO, CARLOS SIMPSON™ Design Studio or another clearly identified rights holder.
Access to website content does not transfer ownership, grant a licence or create permission to reproduce, adapt, distribute, commercially exploit, republish or systematically reuse the material unless such permission is expressly granted in writing or clearly stated on the website.
If you want to quote, reproduce, republish, license, reference, teach from, adapt, embed, archive, dataset, scrape or otherwise reuse Sol Solo content, you should also read the website’s Content Rights Policy, which provides the more specific permissions and rights guidance for this site.
References to Carlos Simpson, CARLOS SIMPSON™, Sol Solo, CARLOS SIMPSON™ Design Studio or related named projects do not imply that associated names, marks, works, pages or assets are free for reuse. Rights remain reserved except where a different position is clearly stated.
The website may include references to third-party websites, platforms, publications, historical work, collaborators, clients, external services, or associated Carlos Simpson websites and practices.
External links are provided for reference, context, navigation, attribution, citation, convenience or professional context only. Sol Solo does not necessarily control, endorse or accept responsibility for third-party websites, services, statements, policies or content accessible through those links.
Some content on the website may include third-party references, credited works, embedded media, collaborative material or contextual examples. Rights in such materials may belong to the relevant third party, and their presence on the website does not grant permission to reuse them.
Sol Solo aims to keep the website accurate, coherent and professionally maintained, but the website is provided on an “as available” basis. No guarantee is given that the website will always be uninterrupted, error-free, current, complete or suitable for a particular purpose.
| Topic | Position | Practical meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Accuracy of public content | Reasonable care may be taken, but no universal guarantee is given. | Users should not assume every page is permanently current, exhaustive or free from error. |
| Website availability | The website may change, pause, be updated, move or be withdrawn without notice. | Access is not guaranteed on a continuous basis. |
| Professional or commercial reliance | Public website content should not be treated as a substitute for formal written advice, contractual documentation or tailored professional engagement. | If you need certainty, you should make a direct enquiry and obtain confirmation in writing where appropriate. |
| Indirect loss | To the fullest extent permitted by law, Sol Solo disclaims liability for indirect, incidental or consequential loss arising from use of the website. | This includes, for example, reliance losses, data losses, interruption losses or reputational losses connected with website use. |
Nothing in these Terms is intended to exclude liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited under applicable law. If a legal rule prevents a particular exclusion from applying, that exclusion should be read subject to the law.
If you contact Sol Solo through the website or by email, your message will be treated as a communication or enquiry. It will not by itself create a client relationship, partnership, publishing arrangement, rights licence, service contract or formal commitment unless and until that is expressly agreed in writing.
If your enquiry concerns reproduction, licensing, permissions, citation, image use, publication, workshop use, press use or republication of Sol Solo material, it should be treated as a rights or permissions enquiry and read alongside the website’s Content Rights Policy.
Use of the website may involve the collection or handling of limited personal data, for example where you submit an enquiry, browse the website, or interact with site tools, analytics, technical services or security systems.
Information about how personal data may be collected, used, retained and protected in connection with Sol Solo is set out in the website’s Privacy Notice.
These Terms, the Privacy Notice and the Content Rights Policy are intended to operate together, each covering a different part of the legal and operational framework of the website.
Sol Solo may update the website, change page structures, add or remove content, alter references, revise these Terms, or change how website materials are presented or organised from time to time.
The version published on this page is the current version of the Terms for solsolo.com. The Last reviewed date at the top of the page indicates when this page was last substantively reviewed.
These Terms, and any non-contractual matters arising in connection with them or the use of the website, are intended to be governed by the laws of England and Wales unless a different mandatory legal position applies.
If a dispute arises in connection with the website or these Terms, the parties should first try to resolve the matter through direct communication in good faith before escalating it further, where appropriate.
SOL SOLO
A practice by CARLOS SIMPSON™ Design Studio
Email: de**********@***********on.com
London, United Kingdom
No. Public accessibility does not automatically mean free reuse. If you want to reproduce, republish, adapt, distribute, teach from, commercially use or systematically extract content, you should read the Content Rights Policy and seek permission where required.
No. Sending an enquiry, email, request or message does not by itself create a client relationship, service contract, advisory arrangement or publishing agreement. That would need to be expressly agreed separately in writing.
Not automatically. These Terms are drafted for solsolo.com. Other Carlos Simpson websites, practices, brands or projects may have their own terms, policies, rights notices or legal pages.
That is primarily a rights and permissions matter rather than a general terms issue. You should use the contact route stated on the site and read the Content Rights Policy first.
These Terms are intended to explain the public conditions governing access to and use of solsolo.com. They should be read together with the website’s Privacy Notice and Content Rights Policy.
Last reviewed: 2026/07/06