Description

• Durable Construction: Made from strong, tear-resistant fabric, typically cotton or a cotton-polyester blend, to withstand the rigors of grappling.
• Reinforced Stitching: Double or triple-stitched in high-stress areas like the shoulders, knees, and collar to prevent wear and tear during intense training.
• Comfortable Fit: Designed to allow full range of motion, with a fit that is snug enough to prevent opponents from easily gripping but loose enough for comfort.
• Traditional Design: Consists of a jacket (gi top) and pants, often tied with a belt that represents the wearer’s rank.
• Breathable Fabric: Lightweight and breathable material helps to regulate body temperature and wick away moisture during intense sessions.
• Multiple Sizes: Available in a wide range of sizes to fit both children and adults, ensuring the right fit for all body types.
• IBJJF Approved: Often meets the standards set by the International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation (IBJJF) for competition use.
• Variety of Colors: Commonly available in traditional colors like white, blue, and black, with some variations for personal preference or team identity.
• Customizable Patches: Many suits feature areas where team patches or personal insignias can be sewn on, allowing for personalization.
• Elastic or Drawstring Waist: Pants often feature an elastic waistband or drawstring for a secure, adjustable fit.