Description

• Thick, Durable Fabric: Made from heavy-duty cotton or cotton blends, designed to endure intense grappling and throwing techniques.
• Traditional Design: Consists of a jacket (uwagi), pants (zubon), and a belt (obi), following the traditional judo uniform style.
• Reinforced Stitching: Double or triple stitching at stress points like shoulders, sleeves, and knees to prevent tearing during training or competition.
• Tight Weave: The dense weave of the fabric provides resistance to gripping and pulling, making it difficult for opponents to get a strong hold.
• Comfortable Fit: Designed to be loose yet secure, allowing for a full range of motion without restricting movement.
• Secure Waistband: Pants typically feature an elastic waistband with a drawstring for a customizable and secure fit during practice and matches.
• Available in Various Sizes: Offered in a range of sizes to accommodate children, teens, and adults, ensuring a proper fit for all body types.
• Easy to Maintain: Machine washable for convenience, with minimal shrinkage when properly cared for.
• Standard White or Blue Color: Judo suits are traditionally available in white or blue, the recognized colors for competition and practice.
• Ideal for Training and Competition: Suitable for both everyday judo practice and formal competitions, meeting the standards of judo federations.
• Heavyweight and Lightweight Options: Available in different fabric weights to suit personal preference and the intensity of training.
• Symbol of Discipline and Respect: Wearing a judo suit reflects the practitioner’s dedication to the martial art and respect for its traditions.