BJJ gis
Gi jackets and trousers developed around weave direction, shrinkage planning, reinforcement, mobility and size grading.
OEM / ODM combat-sports apparel program
Custom Martial Arts and BJJ Wear Manufacturer
Develop BJJ gis, rashguards, grappling shorts and walkout apparel around the intended discipline, fit, movement and decoration plan. Each program begins by separating training needs, competition rules and brand presentation so the sample can be evaluated against the right standard.
Who this program is for
A focused development route for category buyers
For martial-arts brands, academies, clubs and distributors sourcing discipline-specific uniforms, no-gi apparel or coordinated team ranges.
Product system
Build the range as connected product families
Rashguards
Compression-fit tops planned for stretch recovery, panel placement, seam comfort and durable artwork application.
Grappling shorts
No-gi shorts developed around waistband security, split geometry, range of motion and low-profile construction.
Walkout apparel
Hoodies, tees and tracksuits coordinated with the competition range through color, branding and presentation details.
Development decisions
Resolve the questions that shape the sample
Discipline and rule set
State whether the product is for training, academy use or a named competition framework before dimensions are approved.
Fit and grading
Define compression, mobility, jacket length, trouser rise and the intended customer size range.
Reinforcement
Review stress points, seam types and patch placement against the movements and contact expected in use.
Artwork application
Plan sublimation, embroidery, patches or print with position limits and wear conditions in mind.
Brief to sample
What enters the review and what comes out
Brief inputDiscipline, training or competition use, target fit, size range, artwork and reference garment
Material directionPearl-weave and trouser options for gis; stretch knit and panel options for no-gi products
Construction reviewReinforcement zones, seam comfort, mobility, closure details and decoration placement
Sample outputA prototype checked against the approved measurements, movement needs and stated rule set
Buyer questions
Program FAQ
Can you develop both gi and no-gi apparel?
Yes. Gi, rashguard, grappling-short and walkout directions can be scoped separately or as a coordinated range, with materials and construction matched to each use case.
Can a sample be reviewed for a competition rule set?
Yes, when the buyer identifies the exact rule set and current requirements. Compliance should be confirmed against the target event or governing body before approval and production.
What helps with accurate BJJ sizing?
Provide the intended customer profile, target measurements, preferred fit, shrinkage expectations and a reference garment when available. These inputs improve the first pattern and grading discussion.
Start with the real brief
Share the product, wearer and intended use.
We will review the inputs, identify open decisions and respond with the next practical development step.
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