Official Media Resources

At LOMA Refined, every creation tells a story — of engineering mastery, exclusivity, and identity. We want to help you tell that story to your audience.

We welcome journalists, bloggers, and content creators to freely utilize the images and information found across our website and official blog for editorial purposes.

Regarding Image Use: You are cleared to use our visuals, even those featuring the LOMA logo, without any legal issue. We simply ask that you do not alter, filter, or significantly modify the composition of any images.

If you require original, high-resolution imagery without a logo or watermark, please make a specific request to support@lomarefined.com, and we will be happy to assist you.

A Slightly More Streamlined Option

If you want it a little punchier and less formal:

At LOMA Refined, we believe in transparency and collaboration. We encourage journalists and industry partners to share our latest builds and stories.

You are welcome to download and use any info and images found on our blog or website for editorial content. There are no legal restrictions regarding image use, even if our logo is present. We only ask that you not alter the original imagery.

If you need clean pictures without logos or watermarks, simply email your request to support@lomarefined.com.

Your Feedback and Key Considerations:

1. The Blog is the Media Kit: Your blog is the "official press releases" and "imagery of latest builds" they were looking for. Pointing them to the whole site covers your bases.
2. Addressing the Logo & Legal Issue: It was very smart of you to include this. The text above is explicit: "You are cleared to use our visuals... without any legal issue." This provides immediate reassurance to a nervous editor.
3. The "No Editing" Condition: Including "do not alter, filter, or significantly modify" protects your brand identity. It says, "You can use it for free, but don't mess with our presentation."
4. The "Support" Option: This is crucial. It shows you provide high-level support for major publications that require "clean" assets, without forcing you to curate a download folder for everything.