Print on demand is a production model in which an item is printed or similarly decorated after an order is placed. A merchant can sell an illustration on a standard base product without stocking every finished design in advance.[1] Here, POD does not mean proof of delivery, which is evidence of delivery.
Order a sample to check print quality, placement and packaging before listing a design. Include production in the delivery expectation. Avoiding an upfront investment in printed stock does not mean every combination of base product, size and colour will always be available.
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