Travel kit
Equipment, blanks, tables, and signage are planned as one mobile system that fits the venue. Blanks travel sized to your RSVP list — Bella+Canvas tees, fleece, totes, Richardson 112 caps — so the rack survives the rush.
Road case to finished merch
Screen print, heat press, DTF, embroidery, patches, and merch assembly can be planned as a staffed mobile activation that rolls in, prints live, and packs out clean.
Powered by Merch Troop live-event merch crews: product sourcing, artwork prep, staffing, travel, setup, and guest handoff.

The route
Road manifest
Merch Troop plans what travels, what gets produced live, what gets prebuilt, and how the booth loads in and out. We bring the merch shop to your event and run it like a finished storefront. The rig fits a 10x10 booth, runs on two standard 120V circuits, and loads in inside 90 minutes — which is why the same system books convention floors and campus quads in the same month.
Request the event quoteEquipment, blanks, tables, and signage are planned as one mobile system that fits the venue. Blanks travel sized to your RSVP list — Bella+Canvas tees, fleece, totes, Richardson 112 caps — so the rack survives the rush.
Operators, runners, and client-side hosts have clear jobs before doors open. Two operators run a single-press stop; bigger floors add a runner so restocks never pause the line.
The setup adapts for convention floors, lobbies, campuses, pop-ups, and outdoor events. Indoors it runs on house power; outdoors a generator does the job — same cases, same booth, same finish.
From the road






Road crew flow
We scout power, footprint, and the load-in path from venue photos — dock, freight elevator, or curbside carry, the route is set before the truck rolls.
Art locks about a week out. Transfers are produced ahead and color-tested on the actual blanks, so the first press on site matches the proof you approved.
A two-person crew runs a single-press stop; bigger floors add presses and a runner. Load-in takes about 90 minutes, teardown less, and the corner leaves cleaner than we found it.
Each press clears about 60 pieces an hour — a two-press booth passes 100 — and the day closes with a piece count by design for your recap.
Trail notes
Staffed stops start around $5,000 for Orange County, LA, and San Diego, with crew at $250 per hour and a flat $900 travel fee beyond Southern California. Event hours, guest count, product choice, and blank sourcing move the number — and a real quote always includes setup, teardown, operators, equipment, and production prep.
A staffed press clears about 60 pieces an hour and a two-press booth passes 100. The planning target is the line, not only the machine: product staging, art menus, guest names, and pickup flow decide how quickly the station feels.
Merch Troop is based in Southern California and regularly plans events in Orange County, Los Angeles, San Diego, Las Vegas, and nationwide programs with enough lead time.
Request a live merch quote
Tell us the product, guest count, city, venue, and deadline. Merch Troop will use those details to recommend the right live-event merch station, crew, and product plan.