Motocross Rider Embroidery Design, Instant Download

The rider leans hard into the bike, helmet down, arms gripping the bars, knees tucked in. Front wheel is lifted, rear planted and kicking up behind it. Black splatter marks explode to the left and diagonal speed lines slash through the background. Its kinda just pure motion, no colour needed. The whole thing is charcoal grey, white and black and that restraint is what makes it so sharp.

3 colours total, 2 colour changes, which sounds simple but the density isnt. 58k stitches on the smallest 5.11-inch and 84k on the biggest at 6.97 by 7.48 inches. Wilcom used tatami underlay on the grey bodywork so the shadow gradients on the riders jacket and helmet read like depth rather than flat blocks. White highlights land on the helmet visor and the bikes fork legs. Black carries the hard outlines and all the motion splatter elements.

I made this one for motorsports merch shops and a couple of motocross clubs customising their own kit. One customer who runs a racing gear supplier put it on their polyester team jerseys and told me last month the stitching held clean through a full muddy race day wash. Thats the sort of thing I wanna hear. Ive also had orders from dirt bike riding schools printing em on student hoodies.

Run this on grey jersey or black canvas depending on the look you want. On grey the tones sit naturally and feel realistic. On black the white highlights pop hard and give it a screenprint feel. Skip anything with texture like towelling or waffle knit because the splatter marks need a flat ground to read clearly. Use a firm mesh cutaway underneath on all 3 sizes, this density will pucker on tearaway.