Racing Vehicles Pack Embroidery Design
Purchased 23 times by embroiderers
- All 20 sizes included
- 17 machine formats included
Does it fit your hoop and machine?
Works with Brother · Janome · Husqvarna · Bernina · Singer · Tajima and most home machines.
See all 16 file formats
- CND
- DAT
- DSB
- DST
- EMB
- ESL
- ESS
- EXP
- HUS
- JEF
- KSM
- PEC
- PES
- SAS
- SEW
- XXX
Geometric check against standard hoop sizes. It does not certify a specific machine model.
Digital machine-embroidery files only — no physical item will be shipped
Details for Size 1 · 56.4 × 177.8 mm: 22,425 stitches · 9 colour stops · 6 threads
in stitching order · read from the embroidery file
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Embroidery thread colours & stitching order
Read stop by stop from the embroidery file in your download.
Showing: Size 1 · 56.4 × 177.8 mmChange
- 1black5933%#000000
- 2grey4272%#878787
- 3off white4,54520%#F0F0F0
- 4blue5,24623%#686AB0
- 5light grey7013%#D8CCC6
- 6black7,15032%#000000
- 7off white2,79112%#F0F0F0
- 8black9194%#000000
- 9red530%#ED171F
6 spools for 9 stops: some colours come back
- stops 1, 6, 8 · 39%
- stops 2 · 2%
- stops 3, 7 · 33%
- stops 4 · 23%
- stops 5 · 3%
- stops 9 · 0%
Colours taken from the machine palette stored in the PES/JEF file: each thread is the nearest colour of that chart, not the exact design colour.
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Chart for the selected size: 56 × 178 mm
Machine time
Multi-needle machine: about 24–32 min
A range, not a promise: stitches ÷ effective speed, plus one pause per colour change. Adjust it to your machine.
Adjust speed and pauses
Multi-needle machine: Effective speed (spm) 700–950 · Pause per colour change (s) 3
Hooping, stabilizer and threading are not included (typically 5–15 min). Nominal speeds from manufacturer specifications (e.g. Janome MC500E 400–860 spm). Effective speed is lower.
Before you start & guidance for your fabric
- Load the file for this size and check the machine reads the right format.
- Choose a hoop the design fits in with margin; do not scale the design to force it.
- Prepare the threads in the order below; some colours come back later in the sequence.
- Hoop fabric and stabilizer together, flat and without stretching.
- Use a fresh embroidery needle; stitch a test on a scrap of the same fabric if in doubt.
Guidance for your fabric
The heavier the fabric and the denser the design, the heavier the stabilizer. Cut-away is the safer choice for knits and high stitch counts; tear-away suits stable wovens.
Needle: an embroidery needle (75/11 or 90/14) with rayon or polyester embroidery thread; a metallic needle for metallic threads. Size depends on thread and fabric, not on the stitch count.
General guidance from stabilizer and needle manufacturers' guides (OESD, Sulky, Madeira, SCHMETZ). It does not replace a test on your own fabric. No tension values are given: they depend on your machine.
Formats & technical data for this size
- CND
- DAT
- DSB
- DST
- EMB
- ESL
- ESS
- EXP
- HUS
- JEF
- KSM
- PEC
- PES
- SAS
- SEW
- XXX
DST header count: 22,522 · Jumps: 88 · Longest stitch: 7.5 mm From the file
What is verified and what is an estimate
- Size, stitch count, stitching order and stitches per block are read from the embroidery file you download.
- Colours are read from the file when it carries them; otherwise they come from a machine palette and are marked as such.
- Machine time, hoop and fabric guidance are estimates or general rules with their assumptions shown.
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See plansAll 20 sizes: measurements, hoop and stitches
63–178 mm · 3,366–32,074 stitches · 4×4 in – 5×7 in
| Size | Millimeters | Inches | Hoop | Stitches |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Size 1 | 56 × 178 mm | 2.22 × 7 in | 5×7 in | 22,425 |
| Size 2 | 63 × 32 mm | 2.48 × 1.26 in | 4×4 in | 3,366 |
| Size 3 | 64 × 35 mm | 2.52 × 1.36 in | 4×4 in | 5,163 |
| Size 4 | 68 × 120 mm | 2.67 × 4.72 in | 5×7 in | 14,818 |
| Size 5 | 70 × 178 mm | 2.75 × 7 in | 5×7 in | 26,956 |
| Size 6 | 71 × 178 mm | 2.81 × 7 in | 5×7 in | 23,760 |
| Size 7 | 73 × 77 mm | 2.87 × 3.02 in | 4×4 in | 14,093 |
| Size 8 | 77 × 42 mm | 3.01 × 1.64 in | 4×4 in | 7,656 |
| Size 9 | 76 × 64 mm | 3 × 2.5 in | 4×4 in | 6,762 |
| Size 10 | 77 × 41 mm | 3.02 × 1.63 in | 4×4 in | 7,072 |
| Size 11 | 79 × 178 mm | 3.11 × 7 in | 5×7 in | 24,606 |
| Size 12 | 80 × 153 mm | 3.13 × 6.02 in | 5×7 in | 30,122 |
| Size 13 | 90 × 27 mm | 3.54 × 1.07 in | 4×4 in | 8,294 |
| Size 14 | 91 × 54 mm | 3.6 × 2.13 in | 4×4 in | 6,238 |
| Size 15 | 91 × 58 mm | 3.6 × 2.28 in | 4×4 in | 9,663 |
| Size 16 | 91 × 71 mm | 3.59 × 2.79 in | 4×4 in | 16,119 |
| Size 17 | 98 × 151 mm | 3.86 × 5.95 in | 5×7 in | 28,612 |
| Size 18 | 102 × 178 mm | 4 × 7 in | 5×7 in | 32,074 |
| Size 19 | 107 × 153 mm | 4.2 × 6.04 in | 5×7 in | 23,101 |
| Size 20 | 121 × 155 mm | 4.78 × 6.11 in | 5×7 in | 19,013 |
About this design
Racing Vehicles Pack Embroidery Design, digitised for polos, caps, jackets and bags. The outlines are clean and compensated — the difference between a logo that holds its shape and one that warps when you tension the fabric.
Sizes and stitch counts
Comes in 20 sizes: 63 × 32 mm (3,366 stitches), 64 × 35 mm (5,163), 90 × 27 mm (8,427), 77 × 41 mm (7,161), 76 × 42 mm (7,728), 76 × 64 mm (6,797), 91 × 54 mm (6,238), 91 × 58 mm (9,736), 73 × 77 mm (14,171), 91 × 71 mm (16,119), 68 × 120 mm (14,967), 56 × 178 mm (22,425), 80 × 153 mm (30,329), 70 × 178 mm (26,956), 71 × 178 mm (24,035), 79 × 178 mm (24,757), 98 × 151 mm (28,612), 107 × 153 mm (23,101), 102 × 178 mm (32,247) and 121 × 155 mm (19,013). The smallest fits a 10 × 10 cm hoop.
Formats and machines
The download includes 18 formats, among them PES, DST, JEF, EXP, HUS, SEW, so it runs on Brother, Janome, Husqvarna, Bernina and Pfaff with no conversion.
Before you stitch
Hoop the garment rather than floating it — a logo that shifts a millimetre reads as crooked, even if the stitching is perfect.








