Every download includes a licence file. This page is the plain-English summary; the licence inside the download is the full text, and it prevails if the two ever differ.
What you can do
| Use | Allowed? |
|---|---|
| Personal projects, gifts and home use | Yes, unlimited |
| Finished physical products you make and sell | Yes, up to the number stated on the listing (usually 500 per design) |
| Resize, recolour or adapt the design for your own finished products | Yes |
| Use the files on a cutting machine, laser, printer or sublimation setup | Yes |
| Sell the digital file, or a bundle containing it | No |
| Share, gift or redistribute the file to another person | No |
| Upload the file to a print-on-demand service (Printify, Redbubble, Zazzle, etc.) | No, unless the listing says otherwise |
| Claim the design as your own artwork or register it as a trademark | No |
How the commercial limit works
The listing states the number of finished physical products covered. If it says 500, you may sell up to 500 items made with that design. The limit is per design, not per order. If you need a larger run, message the shop before you produce it.
Print-on-demand
The licence covers products you make yourself. Uploading the file to a print-on-demand platform is a different use: the platform reproduces the file, and that is digital redistribution. If a listing is specifically licensed for POD, it will say so.
Fonts and third-party assets
Where a design embeds a font, the font's own licence is included in the download (for example an SIL Open Font Licence text file). That licence covers the font, not the design.
Ownership
The copyright in each design stays with the shop. You receive a licence to use it, not ownership of the artwork. Nothing here transfers the right to enforce or register the design.
Questions
If a use you have in mind is not listed, ask before you produce. A short message is cheaper than a takedown. Contact the shop.