An End Product is a product you will create from the asset(s) you purchased from our store.

Commercial Use is any use:

• that involves an exchange of money or other consideration
• that promotes a business (e.g., sole proprietorship, corporation, or partnership), product, or service
• where financial gain or other consideration is either sought or a result, directly or indirectly, of Licensee’s use of the Licensed Asset.

If one or more of the above is true, the use is “Commercial.”

Personal use is a use that is only for personal purposes. If the use meets one or more of the “commercial” bullet points above, it qualifies as “Commercial” use.

With the Commercial license or Extended Commercial license, yes. However, keep in mind that, under the Commercial License, your fabric’s design must be significantly different than the original pattern; require time, effort, and skill to produce; and not derive its primary value from the pattern itself.

If you purchase a Commercial or Extended Commercial license, you may use an illustration as part of your logo, as long as the illustration is (1) modified and (2) not the dominant element of the logo. However, you must disclaim the asset if registering for Trademark protection, and you may not enforce any rights on the asset itself.

With a commercial license, yes. Since packaging counts as an End Product, the Commercial license allows you to create up to 5,000 lifetime packages, and the Extended Commercial license allows for 250,000. If you purchase the graphic under the Commercial license, your packaging or label must be significantly different than the original asset, require time, effort, and skill to produce, and not derive its primary value from the graphic itself. If the label or package is not for a commercial product, but a personal project like a sticker or container, you are allowed to use a purchased graphic in this way under the Personal license.