Kimono BJJ

• Why Choose a Quality BJJ Kimono
• Materials and technologies used
• How to Choose the Right BJJ Kimono
• Care and maintenance of your Kimono
• Our Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Kimono Proposals
• Frequently Asked Questions about BJJ Kimonos

Why Choose a Quality BJJ Kimono

Performance and comfort in combat

A high-quality BJJ kimono is not just an aesthetic choice, but an essential tool to ensure maximum performance during training and competitions. Its construction must ensure freedom of movement, tear resistance and the ability to sustain the typical pull-ups of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. A good kimono improves technique and also contributes to safety, avoiding annoying discomfort during grappling.

Importance of cut and fit

The cut of the kimono is essential to ensure a snug, but not restrictive, fit. The best models offer different fits to suit every body type, minimizing the extra space that can become an advantage for the opponent. The perfect fit is the one that follows the body and allows fluid movements, while maintaining good resistance to grip attempts.

Materials and technologies used

Durable and breathable fabrics

The kimonos for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu are made of advanced technical materials such as high-density pre-shrunk cotton and Pearl Weave or Gold Weave fabrics, capable of combining lightness and strength. These materials offer an ideal combination of resistance, comfort and breathability, ensuring an optimal experience even in the most intense training sessions.

Stitching techniques and reinforcements

A technical aspect that should not be underestimated is the quality of the stitching. The best kimonos feature triple or reinforced seams in critical points such as shoulders, knees and crotch. These details significantly improve the durability of the garment and make it more resistant to constant stress. The internal reinforcements also help to maintain the structure of the kimono even after numerous washes.

How to Choose the Right BJJ Kimono

Size guide for men, women and children

Every BJJ practitioner has different needs. For this reason, it is important to choose a kimono based on a very precise size guide. Sizes are usually indicated with codes such as A0, A1, A2, etc for adults, and M0, M1, M2 for children. A well-proportioned kimono improves performance and comfort, avoiding unwanted changes or shrinkage after washing.

Competition vs Training Models

Competition kimonos are generally lighter and cut in a way that minimizes the opponent's grips, while training models focus more on durability and everyday comfort. Based on your goal (competition or regular practice), you will be able to select the most suitable kimono, also taking into account the IBJJF regulations if you participate in official competitions.

Care and maintenance of your Kimono

Proper washing and drying

To keep the properties of the kimono unchanged over time, it is essential to follow some basic washing rules. It is recommended to wash it at low temperatures, avoiding the use of dryers that could compromise the structure of the fabric. It is also important not to use bleaches and to iron only if strictly necessary.

Storage and durability

Storing the kimono in a dry place, away from heat or humidity, helps to preserve its quality. Hang it properly after each use and wash to avoid creases and bad odors. A well-maintained kimono can last several years, maintaining its technical and aesthetic effectiveness.

Our Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Kimono Proposals

Bestselling and new models

In our catalog, you will find a selection of the best BJJ kimonos on the market, chosen to meet the needs of both beginners and more experienced athletes. From the most recent novelties to the classic versions, each kimono has been selected to offer the best ratio between quality, comfort and technical performance.

Active promotions and online offers

We offer competitive prices and exclusive discounts on numerous models, with periodic offers and seasonal promotions. Take advantage of our promotions section to buy your next kimono at an affordable price, without sacrificing quality.

Frequently Asked Questions about BJJ Kimonos

How long does a BJJ kimono last?

With proper care, a good kimono can last up to several years, keeping its functional and aesthetic characteristics intact.

Can I use the same kimono for competitions and training?

Yes, but it is advisable to have two separate kimonos for hygienic reasons and to comply with any regulations of official competitions.

Does kimono shrink after washing?

Some models may shrink slightly, especially if not pre-washed. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for washing.