For Charlotte planners
Notes for planning a Charlotte live print
Short guides for Charlotte planners. Start with the race-weekend guide if your event sits near a Concord race date, or the venue guide if you're still choosing a room. The cost and lead-time posts cover what changes when the presses ship in from Fullerton.
Charlotte Race Weekend Merch: A Live Printing Guide
Sizing a station for suites and midways when guests arrive in 45-minute breaks.
Read the guide ->Live Event Merch for Charlotte Events
Decide what the merch is for before you decide what to print.
Read the guide ->Where to Host Live Printing in Charlotte
Footprint, power and queue flow for Charlotte rooms, from the Convention Center to a rooftop.
Read the guide ->How Much Does Live Event Printing Cost in Charlotte?
The levers that move a Charlotte quote and what's always included.
Read the guide ->How Live Event Printing Works at a Charlotte Event
A live station at a Charlotte event, from art proof to a guest wearing the shirt.
Read the guide ->Charlotte Event Types We Print Live For
Convention booths, NASCAR Hall of Fame events, Panthers game days and more.
Read the guide ->DTF vs Embroidery vs Screen Printing (Charlotte)
When to choose DTF, embroidery, a hat bar or screen printing.
Read the guide ->How Far Ahead to Book Live Printing in Charlotte
A booking timeline for Charlotte dates, and what to do on short notice.
Read the guide ->Custom T-Shirt Printing in Charlotte
Custom tees printed live at your Charlotte event, not shipped from a warehouse days later.
Read the guide ->On-Site & Same-Day Custom Merch in Charlotte
Merch made during the event, with no delivery to worry about on the day.
Read the guide ->Live Event Printing in Charlotte: Screen Printing at Your Venue
Custom apparel printed on site at events across the Carolinas.
Read the guide ->Charlotte event quote
Tell us about your Charlotte event.
Start with the date, the venue and a rough headcount. For Charlotte the date matters most, because the presses travel by freight from Fullerton and the crew books flights around your load-in. The quote comes back with presses, crew, blanks and travel on separate lines.