The North Loop is old warehouses turned into offices, showrooms and event lofts, with brick walls, timber beams and tall windows. Put a single press in the middle of one of those floors and people naturally gather around it, and a press can turn out up to 60 shirts an hour.
Warehouse venues and brand nights. A launch or a company party here normally runs on one small station, and the live printing booth for Minneapolis brand activations page has the power and load-in notes. Converted buildings sometimes have a tight freight door or no lift, so share the address early and we'll figure out how the road cases get upstairs.
Live printing in North Loop
- Live screen printing: a single-color logo for the launch crowd.
- Live DTF: a product photo or team name on each tee.
- Live hat bar: a cap rack that tucks into a corner of the loft.
- Promo & hard goods: tumblers and totes for a showroom gift table.
Target Field is right at the neighborhood's edge, so a pregame party here can draw the ballpark crowd. Other parts of the metro we plan for: Downtown & Convention Center, Uptown, Northeast Arts District and St. Paul.
Before we ship to a converted warehouse, we want the freight door size, whether there's a lift, and which two outlets are on their own circuits.
Share the North Loop address and roughly how many guests, and a station plan with pricing follows.