Montréal's public markets, summer festivals and street fairs draw huge crowds. A branded tent and table cover turn your stall into something people remember — and photograph.
Vendors around Montréal use our gear at:
French-first or bilingual layouts available — Quebec's Charter of the French Language generally requires French to be predominant on commercial signage, and we'll help you get it right.
Usually 2–4 business days in transit to Greater Montréal once your order ships.
Typical turnaround is 7–15 business days from proof approval, plus shipping. Rush options on select items — just ask.
Add a printed back wall to block wind and create a mini-storefront at busy street fairs.
Full-colour dye-sublimation canopy for 10x10 pop-up frames. Perfect for farmers' markets, craft fairs, sports days and street festivals.
Tall, wind-dancing feather and teardrop flags that pull foot traffic to your booth or storefront from a block away.
Classic hemmed and grommeted vinyl banners for fences, tables, storefronts and grand openings.
Pop-up roll-up banner stand that sets up in 30 seconds. Ideal for trade shows, lobbies, pop-up shops and real-estate open houses.
Fitted or throw-style table covers that make any 6ft folding table look like a branded booth.
Drop it into the free designer. No account needed.
Pick a product and colours, add text, download instantly.
We send a quote + print proof within one business day.
Printed and shipped anywhere in Canada.
Tell us what you need. Want to see it first? Make a free mockup and attach it.
No — we're an online business based in North York, Ontario, and we ship directly to you anywhere in Greater Montréal. That keeps prices low. Usually 2–4 business days in transit to Greater Montréal once your order ships.
Typical turnaround is 7–15 business days from proof approval, plus shipping. Rush options on select items — just ask. Usually 2–4 business days in transit to Greater Montréal once your order ships.
Add a printed back wall to block wind and create a mini-storefront at busy street fairs.
All of them — including Laval, Longueuil, Brossard, Terrebonne, West Island, and anywhere else in Canada.