Beverly Hills College Embroidery Design

Serve Pure Vintage Luxury & Country Club Aesthetic with Cloud Designs!

Embrace the timeless, sophisticated aesthetic of Southern California with our premium Beverly Hills Tennis College embroidery design! Featuring iconic crossed tennis racquets surrounded by classic vintage varsity lettering, this design brings that chic, retro “Country Club” streetwear vibe straight to your wardrobe. Every size in this collection has been meticulously digitized and stitch-tested to guarantee razor-sharp racquet details, clean strings, and smooth, solid fills.

With 4 versatile sizes included (6″, 7″, 8″, and 10″), this multi-size pack gives you complete freedom—from elegant center-chest logos on crewnecks to massive statement backpieces on jackets!

🧵 Technical Details & Included Formats

Your purchase from Cloud Designs includes an instant digital download containing all 4 sizes in the most widely used embroidery machine formats on the market:

• Included Sizes: 6″, 7″, 8″, and 10″ (perfectly scaled for medium to extra-large hoops).

• Premium Quality: Optimized stitch density to guarantee sharp line art, clean racquet strings, and zero fabric puckering across all sizes.

• Formats Included:

  • .PES (Brother, Baby Lock, Bernina)

  • .DST (Tajima, industrial machines)

  • .EXP (Melco, Bernina)

  • .JEF (Janome, Elna)

  • .VP3 (Husqvarna, Pfaff)

  • .XXX (Singer)

💡 Project Ideas for Each Size Range:

• 6″ & 7″ Sizes: Ideal for center chest placements on crewnecks, hoodies, tote bags, and tennis sweaters.

• 8″ & 10″ Sizes: The ultimate choice for oversized sweatshirts, varsity jackets, denim jackets, or custom sports towels.

Why Choose Cloud Designs?

Our vintage aesthetic embroidery files are optimized to minimize thread breaks and jump stitches, ensuring a smooth, hassle-free stitching session whether you use a home single-needle machine or an industrial multi-needle setup. Simply download, transfer to your machine, and start stitching!

Note: This is a digital file for embroidery machines, not a physical iron-on patch.