Digital Accessibility

This statement was drawn up on 22/04/2026 for the website https://www.amiparis.com .

It is valid as soon as it is published, and must be updated after 3 years, following major changes to the site, or 18 months after a new version of the reference framework.

AMI's Commitment

AMI is committed to making its websites, intranets, extranets, and software applications (as well as mobile applications and digital urban furniture) accessible in accordance with Article 47 of Law No. 2005-102 of February 11, 2005.

We value inclusion and diversity and ensure that our website: https://www.amiparis.com/ is accessible to all, including people with disabilities.

In this digital accessibility approach, we are proud to collaborate with Accessiway .

We are firmly committed to a web for everyone. With a long-term, responsible outlook, we aim to fully meet regulatory requirements, in particular the RGAA 4.1.2 and the European standard EN 301 549 .

Compliance Status

The website https://www.amiparis.com/ has an accessibility rate of 64.38% and is therefore partially compliant with the General Accessibility Improvement Guidelines (RGAA 4.1.2).

Test Results

The compliance audit carried out on 23/09/2024 by AccessiWay reveals that 77.78% of the RGAA 4.1.2 criteria are met.

Details of the results:

• Number of compliant criteria: 47

• Number of non-compliant criteria: 26

• Number of non-applicable criteria: 33

Non-Accessible Content

The following content is not accessible for the reasons listed below.

Non-compliance:

• 1.2 – Decorative image : Some decorative images are not ignored by assistive technologies

• 1.3 – Relevance of the alternative : Some text alternatives associated with informative images are not relevant.

• 3.2 – Text contrast : The contrast between text and its background is insufficient on some web pages.

• 5.3 – Linearization of layout tables : The linearized content of some layout tables is not understandable.

• 5.4 – Association of table titles : Some data tables do not have a properly associated title.

• 5.6 – Declaration of table headers : Some column and row headers of data tables are not properly declared.

• 5.7 – Association of cells and headers : Some techniques for associating each cell with its headers are not properly used in some data tables.

• 6.1 – Explicit link wording : Some links are not explicit as to their destination or function.

• 6.2 – Presence of link wording : Some links present on the page do not have a title/label.

• 7.1 – Compatibility of scripts with assistive technologies : Some scripts are not compatible with assistive technologies where this is required.

• 7.3 – Script control : Some scripts cannot be controlled via the keyboard or any pointing device.

• 7.5 – Rendering of status messages : Some status messages are not properly rendered by assistive technologies.

• 8.7 – Indication of language changes : Some language changes present in the source code are not indicated.

• 8.9 – Semantic use of tags : Some tags are used solely for presentation purposes.

• 9.1 – Heading hierarchy : Information is not properly structured through the appropriate use of headings on some pages.

• 9.3 – List structure : Some lists present on web pages are not properly structured.

• 10.1 – Use of style sheets : Some web pages do not use style sheets to control the presentation of information.

• 10.3 – Understanding without style sheets : Information is not understandable on some pages when style sheets are disabled.

• 10.6 – Visibility of links within text : Some links whose nature is not obvious are not visible relative to the surrounding text.

• 10.7 – Focus visibility : Focus is not visible on some elements that receive it.

• 10.8 – Concealment of hidden content : Some hidden content is not properly ignored by assistive technologies.

• 10.11 – Adaptation to screen (Reflow) : Some content requires excessive vertical or horizontal scrolling to be viewed.

• 11.1 – Field label — : Some form fields do not have a label.

• 11.11 – Correction suggestions : Some input controls are not accompanied by suggestions to help correct errors where this is required.

• 11.13 – Field auto-completion : The purpose of some input fields cannot be inferred in order to facilitate auto-filling with the user's data.

• 12.8 – Tab order : The tab order is not consistent on some pages.

Exceptions for Disproportionate Burden

No content to mention.

Content Not Subject to Accessibility Obligations

No content to mention.

Establishment of This Accessibility Statement

This statement was established on 22/04/2026.

Technologies Used for the Website

• HTML5

• CSS

• JavaScript

Test Environment

Operating Systems

• Apple Mac OS

• Microsoft Windows

• Apple iOS

• Google Android

Browsers and Software

Available in the latest versions across different operating systems:

• Google Chrome

• Windows Edge

• Safari

• Brave

• Adobe Acrobat Reader / Preview on Mac (for PDFs only)

Accessibility Assessment Tools

Mouse emulations, magnifiers, and on-screen keyboards from different systems

• Emulation of mouse, magnifiers, and on-screen keyboards on the various systems.

• Voiceover (Apple systems only)

• Talkback (Android only)

• NVDA 2024 and Freedom Scientific Jaws 2022 (PC systems only)

• Tanaguru webext RGAA4

• RGAA Assistant

• Graphic evaluation tools available on different systems (colors, contrasts, subtitles, etc.)

Pages Verified for Compliance

• Home Page

• Contact Page

• Legal Notice

• Accessibility Page

• Site Map

• FAQs

• Loging Page

• Search Results

• Wishlist

• Women's T-shirts & Tops

• Product detail page

• Cart

• Account

Feedback and Contact

If you are unable to access any content or service, you can contact AMI PARIS 's accessibility officer vwww.amiparis.com/en-us/pages/contact-us to be directed to an accessible alternative or obtain the content in another form.

Legal Remedies

If you notice an accessibility issue preventing you from accessing content or functionality on the site and you do not receive a response after notifying us, you are entitled to submit your complaint or request intervention from the Defender of Rights.

You can contact the Defender of Rights through the following means:

• Send a message to the Defender of Rights

• Contact the regional representative of the Defender of Rights

• Send a letter (free, no stamp required):

Defender of Rights

Libre Réponse 71120

75342 Paris CEDEX 07

France