A while back I shared an instruction set for you to give your customers when you sell them heat transfer vinyl designs to apply themselves. (Find it at this link.) Several Cutting for Business readers have asked for a liability sheet to go with the instructions. This is a bit tricky. When selling online your customer can’t sign your liability release at the time of purchase. Instead, I’ve worded this release to imply consent to the terms with the purchase of the listing. I’d recommend that you edit the document to add your business name and any additional text, upload it as a picture to your online listings, and mention it in the text of your listing.
Ready to download? First, save this post to Pinterest. Then, download the form below.
Free Download: HTV Liability Release
To edit the form replace anything in bold type.
Download the liability release in WORD format by clicking this link.
Download the liability release in WORD format by clicking this link.
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Thank you for this! I haven’t had a problem yet but I could see where this could be an issue. I’ll be using this for sure.
Happy to share!