Proof
Four real bookings that show how a staffed rig handles everything from a 200-guest opening to a 900-person festival — without the client touching the equipment.
A tech company wanted branded hoodies pressed live during their evening reception. We rolled in a DTF station two hours before doors, test-pressed the logo on Bella+Canvas fleece, and ran a steady line for three hours. Every guest left in a matching hoodie; the client’s only job was to say “go.”
For a weekend festival we staffed a DTF press and a hat bar side by side with two operators. Guests picked a cap and a shirt design; we kept both lines moving past midnight. Renting bare gear here would have meant a jammed press and a furious crowd — the staffed setup absorbed the volume.
A retail brand’s ribbon cutting needed a memorable takeaway. We brought a Richardson 112 hat bar with pressed sponsor patches. The tactile pick-your-patch station became the most-photographed corner of the event and doubled as a social-media engine.
A brand booked our rig for a convention-center booth out of state. We handled travel, freight-dock load-in, and three show days of live pressing, then broke down and shipped out. One vendor, one contract, zero equipment for the client to manage.
Tell us the crowd and the goal — we’ll design the station and staffing to match.
Check a date
Tell us the date, city, hours on site, product, and guest count. We build a turnkey quote for the press, the crew who runs it, the blanks, and the artwork prep — one booking, one arrival, one team.