Shop Show-Me

Shop Show-Me Embroidery, printing, laser engraving, and signage. Shop Show-Me (Show-Me Possibilities LLC) was founded in 2013.

Our family values are at the center of our business, providing loyal and trust-worthy service for all of our customers. We feel that we can provide a number of solutions for our customers and are eager to assist you.

Thank you all so much. We haven't posted much lately bc we're dealing with some heavy FB restrictions, but we're putting...
07/14/2026

Thank you all so much. We haven't posted much lately bc we're dealing with some heavy FB restrictions, but we're putting in a lot of hours and hope to have some new fun content for you soon.

We are starting one of our busiest seasons and with the current workload we want to update you all on current timelines for any new orders. You may see we're closed somedays as we are all designing, stitching, printing, and pressing items. Please email us any inquiries at [email protected] and we'll help asap!

Day and night look at some channel letters we did for MAG. Thank you!
07/06/2026

Day and night look at some channel letters we did for MAG. Thank you!

Brookfield’s Hidden LegacyJane Moore/Thorne, born a slave in Kentucky was moved to Linneus. After emancipation she moved...
06/18/2026

Brookfield’s Hidden Legacy

Jane Moore/Thorne, born a slave in Kentucky was moved to Linneus. After emancipation she moved to Brookfield in 1870. She had three children; William Henry, George, and Emma Stanton.

William Henry, with help from his brother, founded The Freeman’s Journal. This was one of the first black newspapers west of the Mississippi. They also spent time working at the Brookfield Gazette. The Freeman’s Journal became nationally known. William’s grandson, Charles became a Tuskegee airman in WWII.

Emma’s son, Edward Rucker, graduated from the Garfield School and gave a well delivered salutatory speech as noted in the Brookfield Gazette. This was notable as Eddie Rucker would go on to be quite the entertainer. He moved to California and became a kingpin of entertainers who amused thousands alongside legends of jazz.

This story, and so much more is on display at The Tillman House Museum. Stop by this weekend to check them out and all the recent updates.

06/16/2026

How did Jaden Abongo grow his following? His focus on positivity, his faith, and his funny antics mixed with daily uploads have grown his following. All while being a student athlete and focusing on achieving his goals.

Check out his full story, from Kenya to Brookfield to Washburn on That Stuff Matters.

Thank you FirmaPak for having us assist with the sign!
06/15/2026

Thank you FirmaPak for having us assist with the sign!

06/14/2026

Still playing football. Chasing a dream. Jaden Abongo has spent years searching for his place. Never easy. His journey has been filled with highs and lows. From state championship wrestling, to multiple colleges, his dream college, to finally finding a scholarship. It’s a story of adversity that every youth athlete could benefit from.

Along the way he became a social media sensation. He has over 230k followers, over 4.2 million likes on TikTok, and he’s just getting started. Being raised in Brookfield helped shape the humor and stories. He’s now sharing with the world. You’ll love this story.

06/11/2026

You gotta check this out. I bet you had no idea all the types of things we print on.

What could these do for your brand? Let me know in the comments.

Custom appliqué sweatshirts are not something I ever imagined myself doing, but these have become some of my favorite th...
06/09/2026

Custom appliqué sweatshirts are not something I ever imagined myself doing, but these have become some of my favorite things to do. Especially when I know they really mean something to people. It’s one way to really symbolize the love for a person.

These require special design, laser cutting twill, or cutting fabric with our plotter, and then application with care on the embroidery machine. They really are beautiful.

06/09/2026

Our biggest plaque yet. You just really never know what we’re going to be working on. This was a tough one, but then again I really haven’t seen many plaques bigger than this one.

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110 E Brooks Street
Brookfield, MO
64628

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Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm

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+16602587333

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