Motorcycle pillows

Cut around the bars and the spokes, printed both sides. Take the ready-made shape, or send a photo of your own bike on its stand.

Placeholder artwork. This shape has not been photographed or cut out yet, so the card above shows a stand-in silhouette rather than the pillow you would receive. The name, the sizes and the price are real; the picture is not.

Do the spokes and handlebars survive the cut-out?

Mostly. The outline is dilated slightly to leave a sewable fabric border, so anything thinner than that border closes up into solid plush. Bars, forks and mirrors come through; individual spokes usually fill in and read as a wheel.

What photo of a bike works best?

Side-on, on the side stand or a paddock stand, with the bars turned straight and the whole bike in frame. A wall or a plain garage door behind it cuts out far more cleanly than a busy car park.

How big should a motorcycle pillow be?

A bike from the side is roughly half as tall as it is long, so it fills more of a square than a car does. A 16 in pillow is a good desk or couch size; 22 in is the one people put on a bed.

Other shapes

Trucks Muscle cars Off-road Motorcycles Boats Aircraft All ready-made

Stock designs ship in 5–7 business days. Custom pillows go straight to production from your approved preview; add two days if you ask us to change something and we proof it first. See photo tips before you shoot.