Photo proof

Every photo here is our crew, on a real event floor.

When you vet a live printing company, insist on unstaged photos — station builds, actual lines, finished product in guests' hands. Stock imagery tells you nothing about how a vendor performs at 8pm in a ballroom. Here is ours.

Dual live printing stations glowing under purple event lighting with a wall of finished custom shirts behind the operators — Dual-station ballroom build — finished-shirt wall doubles as the backdrop.

Sneaker customization station at a launch event with guests waiting in line and operators working under a wall of display sneakers — Sneaker launch — customization line running heat press and engraving side by side.

Print operator flooding red ink across a screen on a manual press at a live printing station — Flood stroke mid-pull — live screen printing is equal parts merch and show.

Folded custom-printed shirts in several colors stacked on a merch table while guests in business attire browse at a corporate reception — Corporate reception — size-sorted stacks staged so the line self-serves.

Close-up of a screen printing frame loaded with blue ink at an event station with conference guests in the background — Blue ink loaded and ready between pulls at a conference activation.

Merch Troop print operator checking a loaded screen at an evening event station with custom shirts displayed behind him — Operator checking registration before the next round of prints.

Guest wearing a custom cap finished with colorful chenille letter patches spelling the company name and her own name at a trade show — Chenille letter-by-letter hat customization — every cap leaves one-of-one.

Camera strap engraved with a guest's handle at a festival booth.

Wide-format printer producing color artwork proofs in the Merch Troop studio ahead of an event — Pre-event production: artwork proofs coming off the studio printer.

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