We bring a working print shop to your Anaheim venue and run it in front of your guests. A guest picks a design and a size, a printer makes the piece on the spot, and they walk off wearing it about two minutes later.
The four steps on the day
- We set up. Each station takes about 10×10 ft and two 120V/20A circuits. Presses, dryers, ink, blanks and tables come off our truck.
- Guests choose. They pick from your design menu and a size from XS to 4XL, which we keep on hand.
- We print it live. The printer loads the shirt, pulls the ink, flash-cures it and hands it across the table while the guest watches.
- The line keeps moving. One press runs up to 60 shirts an hour, and our standard two-press station clears 100+.
The print itself can be screen printing for a bold logo at volume or DTF for full color and names, and plenty of Anaheim booths run both. The same format works for a hat bar, embroidery and totes and drinkware.
Indoors or out, it fits most Orange County rooms: a hall at Anaheim Convention Center, a hotel ballroom, a patio at GardenWalk or an outdoor lot. Tell us about your event and we'll map the setup.
An Anaheim job runs in four moves. We confirm the room and the load-in window. At Anaheim Convention Center that means a dock time and a drayage slot; in a Platinum Triangle space it usually just means a door and a lift. Our shop is in Fullerton, right next door, so we load the truck the morning of the event. We build and test the station before doors. Then we print live, and strike around your run-of-show. Same-week changes are usually workable.