BJJ Gi/Kimonos

Discover Your Perfect BJJ Gi (Kimono) for Training & Competition | Element Fight Wear

Explore our curated collection of premium Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Gis, designed for grapplers at every stage of their journey. Whether you need a durable IBJJF-approved competition Gi or a comfortable kimono for daily training, we engineer each uniform for superior mobility, lasting strength, and the perfect fit.

Our Gis blend modern, rip-resistant fabrics with technical craftsmanship to withstand the toughest rolls and drills. Built to meet the demands of the mats, they feature athletic cuts, reinforced stress points, and options in lightweight pearl weave and other constructions.

Find your match with confidence using our detailed size and fit guide. Every Element Fight Wear Gi is backed by our commitment to the global grappling community—delivering the quality, performance, and style you need to focus on your game.

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What to Look for in a Quality BJJ Gi

Choosing the right Jiu-Jitsu Gi depends on your goals, training frequency, and personal preferences. Key factors include fabric weight (often listed in GSM), weave type, collar thickness, and overall cut. Lighter Gis are ideal for competition and warm climates, while medium and heavyweight Gis offer more durability for daily training.

Gi Weave Types Explained

  • Single Weave: Lightweight and breathable—great for beginners and hot weather.

  • Pearl Weave: The most popular choice; strong yet light, perfect for both training and competition.

  • Gold Weave: A balance of durability and comfort with a softer feel.

  • Heavy/Cotton Weave: Traditional, extremely tough, but less breathable.

How a Gi Should Fit

A proper Gi should allow full mobility without excessive bagginess. Sleeves should reach no more than 5 cm from the wrist, and pants should rest above the ankles—IBJJF standards if you plan to compete. A well-fitted Gi also makes it harder for opponents to grip.

Why Choose Element Fightwear

Element Fightwear designs Gis with reinforced stress points, breathable fabrics, and athletic cuts tailored to modern Jiu-Jitsu. Every Kimono is tested for durability and movement to ensure it can handle the demands of hard training, drilling, and competition.

Gi Care Tips

To maximize your Gi’s lifespan:

  • Always wash with cold water.

  • Hang dry to prevent shrinkage.

  • Avoid bleach and harsh detergents.

  • Wash after every training session to prevent bacteria buildup.

Competition vs. Training Gis

Competition Gis are typically lightweight with clean, minimal designs that meet IBJJF regulations. Training Gis may offer extra reinforcements and stylistic variations suited for everyday rolling. Having both allows you to preserve your comp Gi for tournaments.

Beginner or Buying Your First Gi?

Look for:

  • Mid-weight pearl weave

  • Reinforced stitching

  • Comfortable, ergonomic cut

  • Reliable brand sizing
    We offer Gis ideal for new practitioners—durable, affordable, and easy to maintain.