Looking for screen printing in Fort Worth? The screen press is one of five stations we can bring, next to DTF, a hat bar, embroidery and promo goods. Real ink, pulled in front of your guests.
Screen printing at your Fort Worth event
A regular print shop takes your file and hands back boxes. Live screen printing brings the press into the venue and runs it where guests can watch, with the same ink and the same quality. It fits Stockyards and Western events, rodeo weekends and Dickies Arena nights.
Custom apparel we screen print
- T-shirts and tanks: in a full size run.
- Hoodies and crews: heavier pieces that feel like a real gift.
- Totes and flat goods: they print well live too.
Serving Fort Worth and the metroplex
We ship the presses in, and the station can go into venues around the area, from the Fort Worth Convention Center to Dickies Arena, plus Arlington, Grapevine, Irving and Dallas. Each press turns out up to 60 shirts an hour, and a two-press station clears 100+.
Quick estimate: tell us the headcount and run time. We'll size the setup to your Fort Worth venue and send an itemized quote within 24 hours.
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Fort Worth planning
Planned before anything ships
Fort Worth is a fly-out for us, so every station is drawn up before the freight leaves Fullerton. We map the load-in, the power, the line and the spot where guests choose a size. At the Fort Worth Convention Center that includes the dock time and the electrical order. In the Stockyards it's mostly cover, a level floor and where the queue goes.
Every Fort Worth job gets the same kit: presses, heat presses, flash dryers, blanks, tables, signage and the printers who run them, shipped by truck ahead of the crew. Plan on roughly 10×10 ft and two 120V circuits for each station. With a short design menu, two presses clear 100+ shirts an hour.