In a small, dark room stuffed to the ceiling with soccer jerseys and other equipment, Pedro Rosario focused intently a small adhesive patch in his hand.
“If I had nails, this would be easier,” he said as he stripped off the plastic backing and placed the patch on the right breast of a purple Orlando City jersey.
After making sure it was straight, he grabbed the metal handle of a press and swung it down, squeezing the shirt between 260-degree plates. A digital screen on the front of the press counted down three seconds then beeped and turned green.