BJJ kimonos & gis

Check your gi’s contents and measurements together

A BJJ gi normally involves more than one garment, but individual listings can be for a jacket, trousers or a complete outfit. Read the product contents before comparing prices. A belt should only be expected when it is explicitly listed.

Use the manufacturer’s chart for height, weight or other requested measurements and read its washing guidance. Do not select a gi by translating the size of an everyday tracksuit. Cuts and sizing systems vary, so compare the exact model rather than the brand alone.

Your academy or event organiser may specify uniform colours and other rules. Confirm those requirements before purchase. For no-gi sessions, explore rashguards and fight shorts instead of assuming a kimono is needed for every grappling class.