Fabric Mama UK international licensing opportunities.

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How does this work?

You pay a monthly licence fee and in return you get full access to ALL past, present and future Fabric Mama UK designs as well as as much technical support as you need and your shop listed on our website. You can print our designs on the fabric of your choice, run preorders or even offer print on demand to your customers!

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How much does this cost?

Licences are offered on a 6 month or 12 month basis.

6 month licences cost £125 per month

12 month licences cost £100 per month. 

Additional months are available at the same price (if you need a couple of months extra to sell through stock etc)

You are required to hold a licence while you are still selling any fabric mama design fabric. 

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Are these designs exclusive to me in my country?

They are not however I'm not going to 'oversell' licences within each country. 

(No-one likes an oversaturated market!)

The size of your country will be taken into consideration when new licence applications are made.

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How will I get your designs?

Your subscription will grant you access to a dropbox full of my designs to use as and when you wish!

All new and updated designs will be uploaded to this dropbox so that you always have a fabulous selection to choose from. 

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Why are you licensing your designs?

I'm only a little one woman business and I just don't have the space to hold the amounts of stock that being an international seller would involve - not to mention the logistics of sending internationally! I get so many requests from all over the world and I'd love to be able to say 'Yes - you can get it in your country from *insert your website here*'!

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What CAN'T I do with your designs?

- Edit, change, recolour, resell or sell digital products which contain my designs. 

- Sell any physical product without having paid your licensing fees for the month you are selling in. 

- Sell fabric wholesale to OTHER fabric suppliers.

I'll keep licensing rules as simple as possible and all of these points are fully explained in the licensing agreement you sign before your licence begins. 

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