One catalog, two production points. Your US orders print in California; everything else runs exactly as it does today.
Since de minimis ended in August 2025, packages entering the US clear customs and can carry duties — paid by you or, worse, surprise-billed to your customer at the door. Transit from Canada or Europe adds 5–12 days and a tracking black hole at the border. US buyers notice. Your reviews show it.
Your files come to Torrance. Your US orders print here and ship domestic. Your home-market orders keep running exactly as they do today.
Your Etsy or Shopify store connects to ShipStation; US-destined orders route to us automatically. You don't open a US entity to do this — we invoice you as a supplier, you keep selling as you. (Talk to your accountant about your own cross-border tax posture; we're printers, not tax advisors.)
Your 3MF carries your print settings. First articles are measured and photographed against your spec, and quantity doesn't run until you approve them — so you compare a US part to your own before any customer does.
Your store pays you exactly as it does today. We invoice you weekly in USD for production, postage at actual. No payout splitting, no US bank account required.
US-printed inventory lets your US listings say what your competitors' can't: ships from the USA, arrives in days, no import fees at the door. In post-de-minimis search results, that's a conversion line, not a slogan.
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