The women-owned print shop named after the process
Exposure is the moment UV light burns your art into a screen. We named the shop after it — and we run the business the same way. Everything out in the open.
Screens, a dream, and a shop on Industrial Ave
Bree Harper opened Fully Exposed Graphics in September 2020, in Albuquerque's industrial district. Not an easy year to start anything. She started anyway.
What began as a handful of screens and a dream is now a full production floor: screen printing, embroidery, DTF transfers and wide-format printing, all under one roof. Women-owned and operated from day one, with Bree and Mike still running the shop themselves.
The name means two things. In the darkroom, "fully exposed" is when the UV light finishes burning your design into the emulsion — the make-or-break moment of every screen print. In the front office, it's how we do business: honest quotes, a process you can watch, and a direct line to the people actually pulling your prints.
No call centers. No outsourcing. No mystery fees. Ask us anything about your order and you'll get a straight answer from someone with ink on their hands.
Four things we won't budge on
Every shop says "quality." Here's what it actually looks like when your order runs through ours.
Quality is a habit
You approve a digital proof before anything prints or stitches. Then every single piece gets hand-inspected as it comes off the dryer or out of the hoop. Not a slogan — a checklist we run daily.
Honesty is a strategy
We publish our typical pricing in the open — see our screen printing cost guide — and every quote comes itemized. You'll know what you're paying for before you pay it.
Local roots, national reach
Albuquerque is home: pick up your order at the shop on Industrial Ave and see the presses yourself. Not local? We ship tracked boxes to all 50 states, every week.
Craft over volume
Premium blanks from Comfort Colors, AS Colour, Bella+Canvas and more — and the right print method for your job, even when it's not the one you asked about. We'd rather lose an upsell than print something wrong.
20+ years of experience. Gear that earns its keep.
Good equipment doesn't make a good print — but it lets good printers make one every time.
The floor runs manual and automatic screen printing presses, multi-head embroidery machines, a Roland wide-format printer for stickers and big vivid graphics, and a conveyor dryer that cures every print at spec — because a print that isn't cured right is a print that cracks.
Behind the machines: 20+ years of combined print experience and an in-house design team that can build art from scratch or rescue the blurry logo on your phone. Most orders run 7–10 business days, with rush available when the deadline's already breathing down your neck.
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