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You should use a hybrid approach by focusing only on your top 10% to 20% of high-moving, evergreen designs for physical stock. Use data from your sales platform to identify these core products and reserve POD for new designs, experimental items, or seasonal niches where the risk of dead stock is higher.

No, they have different requirements. Sublimation is strictly limited to 100% white or light-colored synthetic fabrics like polyester, whereas DTF is highly versatile and can be applied to almost any substrate, including cotton, polyester blends, and dark-colored garments.

Yes, one of the key advantages of the BN-20D is its dual-purpose functionality. It can act as a standalone vinyl cutter, allowing businesses to switch between printing DTF transfers and cutting heat transfer vinyl (HTV) or decals, which is highly beneficial for limited workspace environments.

You should include a clear, written clause in your terms of service requiring customers to warrant that they own or hold the necessary rights to any artwork they submit. While this does not provide absolute immunity from liability, it establishes a vital paper trail and informs customers of your commitment to intellectual property compliance.