When ordering a custom cornhole product, it is important to understand your responsibility regarding copyright, trademarks, logos, artwork, and personal images that you submit for printing.
Can I Submit My Own Artwork or Images?
Yes. Custom requests are intended for private and personal use. By submitting artwork, images, logos, or other content for your custom product, you confirm that you own the content or have the necessary permission and authorization to have it reproduced.
This includes any copyrighted artwork, trademarked brands or logos, photographs, and personal images.
Who Is Responsible for the Artwork I Submit?
As the customer, you are responsible for ensuring that you have the legal right and appropriate authorization to use any artwork or images you submit.
By requesting that an image, logo, brand, or other protected material be printed, you acknowledge that you have the necessary rights or permission to authorize its reproduction.
What About Trademarks and Logos?
If your custom design includes a trademarked brand, logo, or other protected material, you must have permission or authorization to use and reproduce that material.
You are responsible for any trademark or intellectual property infringement resulting from artwork or images you provide without the proper authorization.
What If I’m Unsure About My Rights to Use an Image?
If you are unsure whether you have permission to use a particular image, logo, brand, or other artwork, we recommend obtaining the appropriate authorization before submitting your custom request.
For questions about copyright, trademarks, intellectual property rights, or whether your intended use is legally authorized, please consult a qualified copyright or trademark attorney.
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