Accessibility Statement

Karlowsky Fashion GmbH strives to make its website accessible in accordance with the Accessibility Enhancement Act (BFSG) and the Accessibility Enhancement Act Ordinance (BFSGV). This statement applies to https://karlowsky.com/.

Description of the Service

On our website, we offer workwear for sale in the following sectors: gastronomy, hospitality, catering, medicine, healthcare, wellness, and cosmetics.

How our website meets accessibility requirements

Status of Compliance with Requirements

Our products and services can be found, accessed, and used by people with disabilities in the usual manner, without undue difficulty and generally without the need for assistance from others.

Our website is largely compliant with the BFSG and BFSGV. However, there are still some barriers on our pages that we are actively working on and intend to remove in the future. The following exceptions and non-compliances exist:

The following content is not accessible because it is not compliant with the underlying harmonized standard EN 301 549:

• Several pages contain images without captions. This makes it difficult to navigate to the images using screen readers.
  
• Some pages contain links without link text.
  
• On some pages, there are list items that are not part of a list.
  
• On all pages, the contrast between text and background is too low.
  
• Some pages do not have a title.
  
• Some pages contain ‘iframe’ elements without labels. This makes it difficult to navigate to the iframes using screen readers.
  
• Some pages do not have a language specified in the HTML.
  
• One page contains a form field without a label. Navigating to the form field using screen readers is difficult.
  
• On several pages, there are headings that have no label or contain the aria-hidden attribute and are therefore inaccessible to screen readers.
  
• On all pages, the meta viewport prevents zooming. Disabling zooming makes it difficult for people with visual impairments to read page content.
  
• On some pages, there are tables that are not set up correctly. Not all table headers are assigned to table data. It is not always clear which table content belongs to which table header.
  
• Some pages contain invalid ARIA attribute values. These are not detected by screen readers and are therefore not rendered correctly.
  
• Some pages contain tables that are not correctly structured. Not all table data is assigned to table headers. It is not always clear which table content belongs to which table header.
  
• On all pages, a parent element is missing the corresponding child elements. This can confuse screen reader users, as content is expected but none is present.
  
• On some pages, there are particularly important sections marked with the ‘region’ role but lacking a label. As a result, screen reader users cannot recognize the purpose and content of the area.
  
• On all pages, there are scrollable elements that cannot be scrolled using the keyboard. This makes it difficult for users of assistive technologies to view the entire page.
  
• One page contains interactive elements whose names are not part of the label. This makes it difficult to navigate the website using voice control.
  
• Many pages contain lists with elements that do not belong in lists. As a result, assistive technologies may not render the lists correctly.
  

Contact Information

Market Surveillance Authority

The contact information for the market surveillance authority responsible for us is:

Disclaimer

The automatic review of the web content took place on: May 26, 2026. The Google Chrome browser, version 136.0.7103.92, was used to access the web content via Eye-Able. We guarantee the accuracy of the information provided for the tested application version under the specified browser and operating system parameters. If different versions or environments are used, the display may differ from the results shown here. For a complete check, manual testing by the website operator is also recommended.