Charlotte stations
Live printing services in Charlotte
Five stations, and most Charlotte events need one or two. A show day at Charlotte Convention Center can carry a full press line. An Uptown tower lobby or a South End taproom usually wants a compact single station. The kit ships freight from Fullerton and the crew lands a day early, so setup runs on your schedule, not ours.
When a Charlotte event runs two stations, it's usually a press for volume with something personal beside it: a hat bar in a race-weekend suite, DTF names at a brand launch, embroidery at an executive dinner in Ballantyne. Tell us the room and the headcount and we'll say which pair earns its floor space.
The questions Charlotte planners bring to the first call: each station needs about 10×10 ft and two dedicated 120V/20A circuits, which goes on the Convention Center order early and matters even more in a race-weekend suite on shared power. One press runs up to 60 shirts an hour, a two-press live screen printing station clears 100+, and each guest waits about two minutes. Most Charlotte events run $5K to $15K all-in, with freight and crew travel on their own line. Six to ten weeks out works best, and race weekends want the longest runway because credentials are set early.
Live Screen Printing
One- to three-color art pulled on a real press. The quickest way to put one design on a lot of shirts at a Convention Center show.
ExploreLive DTF Printing
Full-color transfers pressed while guests wait. Names, dates and photo-real art with no screens to burn.
ExploreLive Hat Bar
Guests pick a cap and a patch, and we press it on the spot. Compact enough for a suite or a tower lobby.
ExploreLive Embroidery
Stitched logos and monograms for executive dinners, galas and client gifts.
ExplorePromo & Hard Goods
Totes, tumblers and accessories for crowds that already own the event tee.
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