Martial art

• Clothing for the main martial disciplines
• Karategi: the kimono for karate
• Judogi: the judo uniform
• Generic Kimonos: Differences and Uses in Martial Arts
• Martial Arts Belts: Meaning, Levels and Choice
• Karate belts
• Judo belts
• Belts for children: how to start the path
• Discounts and promotions on clothing and accessories
• Frequently Asked Questions About Martial Arts Items

Clothing for the main martial disciplines

Clothing in martial arts is not just a matter of aesthetics, but reflects the discipline, tradition and identity of the athlete. Each martial art has a specific uniform, with materials, cuts and details designed to follow the movements and represent the philosophy of the style practiced. Investing in correct technical clothing means respecting tradition and improving one's performance.

Whether you are starting a karate course or practicing judo at a competitive level, choosing the right karategi, judogi or kimono is essential. Our products are selected to offer comfort, durability and a perfect fit for every level, from beginner to master.

Karategi: the kimono for karate

Karategi  is the traditional uniform for the practice of karate. Made of cotton or cotton-polyester blend, it is designed to promote agility, lightness and maximum freedom of movement. Available in different weights, karategi varies according to use: light models for daily training and more robust versions for competitions.

Each karategi consists of a jacket, lace-up trousers and belt space. We offer sizes for adults and children, with options approved by the main federations. Choosing a quality karategi means feeling comfortable in any kata or fight.

Judogi: the judo uniform

The judogi is the official uniform for judo, heavier and more durable than other kimonos. It must withstand grips, pulls and falls without compromising comfort and safety. Made of thick cotton, it features reinforced seams and a rigid collar to deal with any randori or shiai.

We offer judogi in various weights (from training to competition) with standardized sizes. Our models are suitable for practitioners of all levels and meet the official standards of international sports federations.

Generic Kimonos: Differences and Uses in Martial Arts

In common parlance, the term kimono is often used interchangeably to refer to uniforms from karate, judo, or other disciplines. However, each martial art has its own peculiarities, and wearing the correct garment is an integral part of respecting the rules and tradition.

In our catalog you will find kimonos for karate and judo with clear technical specifications, so you can easily orient yourself in your purchase. Each product is described in detail to allow you to choose according to your level and the discipline practiced.

Martial Arts Belts: Meaning, Levels and Choice

Martial arts belts are not just accessories: they represent rank, personal growth and mastery of technique. Each color indicates a different level, in a path that starts from white to black and beyond. Each school may have slight differences in the steps, but the principle remains unchanged: the belt testifies to the athlete's journey.

We offer a wide range of belts for karate, judo and other disciplines, in different colors, sizes and materials.  Whether you're just starting out or about to get your black belt, you'll find the right band for you.

Karate belts

In karate, the progression of the belts follows a precise order, with bands of color ranging from white to black. Each step represents not only a technical level, but also an inner evolution. Our belts are available in all colors and lengths, suitable for children, teenagers and adults.

We also offer black belts for advanced practitioners, made with high-quality materials and professional finishes. Some models allow customization with embroidery or the name of the dojo.

Judo belts

Even in judo, belts represent the level of the athlete. The colored bands precede the black belt, followed by dan and higher ranks. Our judo belts are designed to withstand frequent twisting and washing, ensuring durability and fit.

We have models for every need: training, exams, competition. Reinforced seams and knot tightness are essential features for every judoka.

Belts for children: how to start the path

For the little ones, starting a path in martial arts is an opportunity to grow with discipline, respect and self-confidence. Children's belts are designed to adapt to small builds, with soft but resistant materials.

We offer complete sets with karategi and matching belt, perfect for getting started. The coloured bands are a visual incentive to progress, and help young pupils to set concrete goals.

Discounts and promotions on clothing and accessories

In our shop you will always find active promotions on selected items. From karategi to judogi, from belts to technical kimonos, we continuously update the catalog with new offers. Subscribe to the newsletter to receive exclusive discount codes and previews of new products.

Take advantage of seasonal discounts and bundle offers to save money on purchasing multiple items. The right equipment is within everyone's reach, with competitive prices and fast shipping throughout Italy.

Frequently Asked Questions About Martial Arts Items

What is the difference between a karategi and a judogi?

Karategi  is lighter and designed for quick and wide movements, while judogi is heavier and more resistant to withstand the grips and falls typical of judo.

How do I choose the correct belt size?

The ideal length varies according to the height and circumference of the waist. In general, the belt should make at least two turns at the waist and leave the ends free about 20-30 cm.

Are belts already included in the kimono?

Some basic models, especially for children, include the white belt. Professional kimonos usually sell the belt separately, to allow for a personalized choice.