Velles embroidery machines are designed for commercial use, offering stability, precision, and large embroidery areas. To achieve consistent results, it is important to understand which embroidery formats are supported and the limitations of each model.

What Formats Do Velles Machines Use?

Velles machines primarily support the following embroidery formats:

• DST – industry-standard stitch format (Tajima)
• DSB – Barudan-compatible format

These formats are widely used in commercial embroidery and ensure compatibility with most digitizing software.

Supported Velles Machines & Embroidery Areas

Are There New Velles Formats?

Velles has not introduced any proprietary embroidery formats. The machines continue to rely on DST and DSB, which remain the standard for commercial embroidery equipment.

• No need for format conversion
• Compatible with most embroidery design libraries
• Reliable and predictable stitching results

Important Limitations

• DST and DSB formats do not store color information
• No object-based editing (stitch-only formats)
• Design must fit within the embroidery area

Best Practices for Velles Machines

• Use high-quality DST or DSB files
• Check design dimensions before stitching
• Optimize stitch density for large designs
• Run a test stitch before production

Conclusion

Velles embroidery machines deliver professional results when used with the correct formats. By working with DST or DSB files and following machine limitations, you can produce high-quality embroidery designs efficiently.