So this raccoon biker design is one of em that started as a joke for a bunch of customers who wanted somethin funny for their husbands birthday and now its becomin a steady seller. A cartoony raccoon throws both arms out wide, sitting square on a vintage cruiser motorcycle with the engine block detailed out underneath. Curved banner text reads Call Me Antisocial across the top, and But Please Dont Call Me runs along the ground line.
The raccoon himself wears a lil leather jacket and has the proper black bandit mask plus a ringed tail flicking back behind the seat. Mouth is open in a holler, which is honestly the funniest part. The cruiser bike has chrome detailing on the engine, exhaust pipe, headlight and spoked wheels, all done in directional satin lines so the metal reads as actual metal not a flat grey patch. Fur on him uses fine fill texture, ya can almost see the individual hairs lookin ruffled.
5 colours total. Grey for the fur, black for the bandit mask and outline, white for the chest patch and headlight reflection, plus two grey tones for the bike frame and ground shadow. Stitch counts begin 51,436 on the small end and reach 112,767 at the biggest, with density sitting at 1161. Eleven sizes ya can pick, ranging 4.84 inches tall up to 9.24 inches at the top. Biggest one is a back-of-jacket piece.
Heavy-duty design for big surfaces, so a 2.5oz cutaway is the move with topping under knits. Hoop tight, the chrome engine satin sections wont sit flat if youve got fabric slop. Skip black or dark grey fabrics, the mask and dark leather jacket just disapears against em. Cream, sand, denim wash blue, and faded olive all let the design read clean.
Stitch onto biker vests, denim jackets, hoodie backs, sturdy tote bags, motorcycle club merch, fathers day gifts for any motor-mad dad. Got a customer last christmas who hooped a 8-inch hit dead-centre across a black denim vest panel for her brother and he wore it to bike night two weeks later. She sent photos. Ping me if any format throws an error when loading and Ill cut a fresh export by morning.
What people are using this design for
A starting point. The design works for plenty more than just this list, this is what folks have stitched it onto most.
- Biker vest back patchesCentre the 9-inch hit on a denim biker vest back panel for a classic patch placement
- Denim jacket back panels for motorcycle club merchHoop the largest 10-inch size on the back yoke of a denim jacket, the curved banner text frames the rider perfect for club merch runs
- Hoodie back hits for novelty apparel drops8-inch hits work great on the back of a cream or sand hoodie, the chrome bike reads clean against light cotton fleece
- Sturdy canvas tote bags for bike night vendorsCentre the 7-inch size on a sturdy canvas tote for bike-night vendor booths, customers love em for rally weekends
- Fathers day gifts for the bike-shed dadHoop the 6-inch on a denim shirt pocket-back for a fun fathers day gift for any garage dad
- Sweatshirt fronts at riding eventsHoop the 8-inch hit dead-centre on a faded olive sweatshirt front for stitch-and-sell tables at local riding events
Dimensions
11 sizes included. Stitch counts shown for the largest colorway.
| Size (in) | Stitches |
|---|---|
| 5.51 × 4.84 in | 51,436 |
| 6.01 × 5.28 in | 56,895 |
| 6.51 × 5.72 in | 62,322 |
| 7.01 × 6.16 in | 68,128 |
| 7.51 × 6.60 in | 73,955 |
| 8.01 × 7.04 in | 79,914 |
| 8.51 × 7.48 in | 85,964 |
| 9.01 × 7.92 in | 92,229 |
| 9.51 × 8.36 in | 98,842 |
| 10.01 × 8.80 in | 105,559 |
| 10.51 × 9.24 in | 112,767 |
Files & Formats
Eight machine formats included in one zip. Whichever your machine reads, its in the pack.








Plus a color chart for thread matching. See full format guide.
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