Looking for screen printing in Charlotte for an event? We bring the press to it: real screens and ink, custom apparel pulled at your venue while guests watch.
Screen printing that happens at the event
The usual Charlotte screen print job means sending a file and collecting boxes later. Ours runs on your floor at the same quality, and the printing becomes part of the show. It suits Charlotte Convention Center booths, NASCAR Hall of Fame events and Panthers game-day activations, and it runs next to DTF, a hat bar or embroidery when an event wants more than one method.
What we screen print on site
- Tees & tanks - the staple, in a full size run.
- Hoodies & crews - heavier pieces that feel like a real gift.
- Totes - flat goods print well live too.
Covering Charlotte from Fullerton
We don't run a shop in Charlotte. The presses ship freight from Fullerton, the crew lands a day early, and the station goes up anywhere from Charlotte Convention Center to Spectrum Center. Each press turns out up to 60 shirts an hour, and a standard two-press setup clears 100+.
Quick estimate: send the headcount and run time, and we'll size the screen-print setup to your Charlotte venue and send an itemized quote within 24 hours.
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Charlotte planning
What we check before the freight ships
A screen press needs room and steady power, so we check the load-in route, the circuits and the line path before we ship. A Convention Center hall, a private Uptown event and a smaller space near Spectrum Center each need a different layout.
Everything comes from our Fullerton shop: presses, flash dryers, heat presses, blanks, tables, signage and the printers. It ships freight to Charlotte and the crew lands a day early. A standard station needs about 10x10 ft and two 120V circuits, and two presses clear 100+ shirts an hour with a simple design menu.