Collection: Jiu-jitsu Gear

High-quality jiu-jitsu gear can make a real difference in both comfort and performance on the mats. Every item — from rashguards to gis — plays a crucial role in helping fighters stay agile, protected, and focused during training and competition.

Jiu-jitsu gear comes in many forms, each tailored to specific styles and intensity levels. Rashguards, for example, are made from polyester and spandex blends that wick sweat and prevent mat burns, while compression designs enhance muscle recovery. The best grappling shorts use reinforced stitching, four-way stretch fabric, and Velcro or drawstring closures to ensure they stay secure through every roll.

Jiu-jitsu gis are the foundation of traditional practice. Cotton and pearl weave fabrics offer the best balance between lightness and durability. Lightweight gis are ideal for beginners and hot climates, while heavier competition gis provide better grip resistance. Many athletes now mix classic kimonos with jiu-jitsu spats for improved compression, protection, and range of motion.

Brands like Tatami, Fuji, Hayabusa, Venum, and Kingz lead the market for quality and design. Complementing them are global favorites such as Fear the Reaper, Inferno Incorporated, MEXMOB, and Presión y Diamantes, each known for bold aesthetics and performance-grade craftsmanship trusted by grapplers worldwide.

Choosing the right jiu-jitsu gear depends on your training frequency and fighting style. No-gi practitioners often prefer rashguards, shorts, and spats for freedom and speed, while gi practitioners value structure, grip, and traditional techniques.

To understand how to combine and care for your equipment properly, see the Jiu-Jitsu: Complete Beginner’s Guide — the ultimate reference for mastering the art safely and efficiently.