Are items bearing the Buff City Soap logos considered 'Buff City Soap Property'?

According to Buff City Soap's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, items bearing the Buff City Soap logos are considered 'Buff City Soap Property'. This definition extends to building, monument, and interior signs, uniforms, rustic, reclaimed wood furniture and fixtures, and any other furniture, equipment, décor, signs, art, or materials designated by the Franchisor as Buff City Soap Property.

For a prospective franchisee, this means that certain items used in the operation of the Makery (a Buff City Soap shop) are specifically designated as belonging to Buff City Soap. This designation likely carries implications for how these items can be used, maintained, and potentially disposed of, as they are considered assets of the Buff City Soap brand. Franchisees must adhere to the franchisor's guidelines regarding these properties.

This definition is important because it clarifies what assets are under the franchisor's control and helps to maintain brand consistency across all franchise locations. It also allows Buff City Soap to ensure that the brand's image and standards are upheld in each Makery. Franchisees should be aware of this definition and understand their obligations regarding the use and care of Buff City Soap Property, as outlined in the franchise agreement and related manuals.