Women’s Martial Arts Uniforms
A high-quality Women’s Uniform represents your journey in martial arts. It deserves to fit perfectly. We design our collection with a female-specific, anatomical cut. This eliminates the bulky, ill-fitting problems of unisex gis. Our range provides the comfort and mobility you need to perform at your best. Wear your rank with a uniform truly built for you.
Uniform
A high-quality Women’s Uniform represents your journey in martial arts. It deserves to fit perfectly. We design our collection with a female-specific, anatomical cut. This eliminates the bulky, ill-fitting problems of unisex gis. Our range provides the comfort and mobility you need to perform at your best. Wear your rank with a uniform truly built for you.
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Womens BJJ Belts
Represent your hard-earned rank with our durable, high-quality BJJ belts for female practitioners. -
Womens BJJ Gi
Experience the superior fit and performance of a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Gi designed specifically for a woman's body. -
Womens Kickboxing Clothing
Get kitted out for the ring with our range of official women's kickboxing shorts and tops, built for performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are belts the same for men and women in BJJ and Judo?
Yes. The belt ranking system is the same, though sizing may differ. Women usually wear shorter-length belts compared to men of the same rank.
Can women wear unisex Judo gis?
Many women train in unisex Judo gis, as the sport traditionally uses standard sizing. However, some brands now produce women’s-specific fits for added comfort and mobility.
Do you stock BJJ gis designed specifically for women?
Yes. Women’s BJJ gis feature a more tailored cut with slimmer sleeves, tapered waists, and shorter jacket lengths for a better fit while still meeting competition standards.
How do I choose the right gi size as a woman?
Each brand provides a size chart based on height and weight. Women’s cuts usually start with an ‘F’ (e.g., F1, F2), but unisex options are available too.
What should women wear under a gi?
Most women wear a sports bra and rashguard under the gi jacket, and compression shorts or spats under the trousers for comfort and hygiene.