Live screen printing puts a press, screens and ink on your floor, with a printer pulling every shirt in front of the guest. Use it when one to three colors of the same art go on a lot of shirts: a sponsor mark at a Renasant Convention Center show, or one event design for a festival by the river. For live t-shirt printing in Memphis with full-color art, we run DTF beside it.
We freight the whole kit from Fullerton, dryers and blanks included, and set it up wherever the Memphis event is, a downtown ballroom or a South Main pop-up. Our normal build is two presses and two printers, good for 100+ shirts per hour when the line is full, which covers a busy convention booth.
When the press earns its space
- Same art, big run: nothing beats a screen when every shirt carries one design.
- A show for the aisle: the pull and the flash cure make people stop.
- Art decided early: screens are burned per color at the shop, so the design can't change after the freight goes.
It's a common ask for FedExForum game nights and Beale Street brand nights, and it runs next to a live DTF station when you also want full color or names in the same footprint.