Live stations
Live printing services in New York
Five stations, one crew. Which ones you book depends on the room and the run. A full press line suits a show day at Javits Center, and one compact station is the right call for a SoHo loft or a hotel ballroom. The gear ships freight from La Habra and the crew lands a day early, so the build happens on your schedule.
Live stations · The classifieds
Live Screen Printing
One bold design pulled on a real press, 100+ shirts an hour on two presses. Built for a Javits show day.
Read the column → No. 02 · Full colorLive DTF Printing
Full-color art and a name per guest, pressed in seconds. The lighter kit for an upper-floor loft.
Read the column → No. 03 · HeadwearLive Hat Bar
Guests pick a cap and a patch and we press it on in under a minute. A fit for launches and sponsor lounges.
Read the column → No. 04 · PremiumLive Embroidery
Logos and initials stitched on site for Financial District dinners and VIP rooms.
Read the column → No. 05 · Beyond apparelPromo & Hard Goods
Totes and drinkware customized live. The tote is the piece that walks your logo around the hall.
Read the column →Each station needs about 10×10 ft and two dedicated 120V/20A circuits, plus a dock or freight elevator for the cases, and in a Manhattan building the freight elevator window usually sets the load-in. A press runs up to 60 shirts an hour and a two-press live screen printing station clears 100+, so each guest waits about two minutes even on a busy Javits aisle. Most New York events land between $5K and $15K all-in. Book six to ten weeks out: the gear ships freight from La Habra, and the certificates and load-in slots take time to line up.