Live printing for conventions in St. Louis mostly means America's Center downtown, on Washington Avenue. People walking those aisles give each booth a few seconds. A live printing booth holds them a lot longer: they stop, wait about two minutes for a shirt, and your team gets a real conversation out of it. Live t-shirt printing pulls the line, and the DTF press or the hat bar covers a logo with more colors than a screen can carry.
Why exhibitors book a live printing booth in St. Louis
- The line sells itself. People see a queue forming and come over to see what it's for.
- Two minutes with every visitor. That's how long a shirt takes, and your rep has them the whole time.
- It fits the booth you have. A station needs about 10×10 ft, so it works in an inline booth or a corner of an island.
- It follows show rules. We build inside the move-in window and work from the exhibitor manual, so send it when you book.
Electrical at America's Center is ordered through the venue, so put that order in early. Our gear arrives as freight from Fullerton and the crew flies in for move-in. Add printed totes and attendees carry your logo around the hall for the rest of the day.