If you want custom t-shirts for a Denver event, we print them at the event itself. Guests pick a design and a size, watch it printed, and wear it out about two minutes later.
A shirt shop that comes to the venue
A normal custom order ships from a warehouse days after you approve it, and you still end up guessing sizes. A live station at a taproom anniversary or an outdoor-brand night flips that: every shirt is printed for the person standing there, in their size.
What goes on the table
- Custom tees: soft or heavyweight, printed to order by size and design.
- Hoodies and crewnecks: the upgrade for cold-weather Denver dates.
- Caps and beanies: build-your-own at the live hat bar.
- Totes and hard goods: promo items for guests who already own plenty of tees.
Press or DTF for custom tees?
One bold design on a lot of shirts goes to live screen printing, the fastest option at volume. Full-color art, photo work or names go to live DTF printing, with no color limit. Send the art and we'll say which.
Why print live: no leftover sizes in a box, no delivery window to worry about, and a shirt the guest watched get made, which is the one they keep wearing around Denver.
See custom t-shirt pricing, how many shirts we print per hour, or get a Denver custom t-shirt quote.
Denver planning
How a Denver tee order comes together
Blanks are ordered to your headcount across XS–4XL and trucked from our La Habra shop with the presses, about a thousand road miles, ahead of the crew. Final art is due about a week out so screens and transfers travel with the freight.
On the day, a standard two-press station needs roughly 10×10 ft and two 120V circuits and clears 100+ shirts an hour with a simple design menu. That fits a RiNo taproom, a LoDo hotel room or a booth at Colorado Convention Center.