BJJ Gi - Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Sports Uniform Blue White Black or Gray Jacket & Pants w White Belt

QualityFrom what I can tell this is a quality made Gi.On the jacket, all of the major seams have been triple stitched together. The shoulders are double layered. The rubberized lapel is thick and sturdy. I have not seen any defects in the stitching. The cotton pearl weave is mid weight and a very strong weave. The material is stiff until you wash it and roll in it a few times.On the pants, Its been cross stitched to make is like rip stop material with the cells helping to prevent the spread of a tear. The pants are a very lightweight material. The knees are double layered and comfortable when rolling. The draw string is very thick and good quality. No noticeable defects in stitching. triple stitched seams and a diamond gusset in the crotch to allow for excellent mobility.FitI'm 5'8" and 160 lbs, I usually wear 30x30 jeans and medium shirts. The jacket size A2 fit the length of my arms perfect and the bottom of the jacket came to just below my waist. The shoulders fit my wide shoulders and the collar was about right for my neck. First wash was on cold and I put it in the dryer yielding nearly no shrinking. The jacket is shaped like a T, so with your arms down while wearing it the material bunches up. This is because the sleeves are not sewn on but all one piece. Yeah A2 jacket was a good fit.The pants that came with the jacket for A2 were way to long for me. They dragged on the floor and were wide enough that someone 250lb could wear them with room to spare. I returned the Gi and requested an A2 jacket with A1 pants. The A1 pants I got were perfect for me and the bottoms came to my ankle while standing and just above my ankle while crouched. They were also not nearly as baggy, but still enough room for great mobility.Overall excellent quality for the price, I will be ordering another and using these for the foreseeable future.

I’m 6’2”, 235 lbs with a long torso. I wear 36x32 jeans.I bought an A4. A4 in other brands fits well, though the sleeves and pants are a bit short. In this brand, the top is a bit large - a bit too wide around. Sleeves are right for my long arms. Pants are significantly too large in the waist, but cinch down fine. Leg length is good. I’m thinking about trying to shrink it down a little bit, and wonder if a size down would’ve been better.In terms of quality, initial blush seems like you get more than you pay for. Heavy duty fabric, high quality cord on the pants, most seams or double or triple stitched. I imagine it will hold up well.Washing it on cold with a dry on medium did not seem to shrink it.The free belt is thin, low quality, and barely usable.Update a few weeks in:Belt is better than I thought and works fine for the money. You’ll probably wear it out if your gym adds stripes to your belt, but so be it.Still hasn’t shrunk appreciably washing on warm and drying on medium. A4 was the right size for me.One of the instructors noticed it as soon as I walked in because of the no branding. Despite being inexpensive, he did not think it was cheaply made. In his opinion, it came out of the same factories as more expensive ones.I’ll probably be buying another one for practice, and will happily put off the day I think about spending 3x more for one from my gym.

I needed a white gi for a new school I was trying out. I saw the price and the favorable reviews so I decided to take a chance. I am 5'10 and 230lbs with a pot belly. 42" waist and 36" hips at the "jeans" waistband. I have a 30" inseam and wear a 32" sleeve in dress shirts. On the manufacturer's recommendation I ordered an A3. The Gi arrived promptly and well packaged. I was immediately impressed with the feel and the construction of the Gi. The jacket fit ok around my pot belly and the sleeves were about 2" long for my liking (at the wrist bone) I will probably either need to lose weight or purchase an A4 and have it altered next time. The cut is a trim athletic cut and I really like it except for how it bunches on me under the arms. This could be the way I'm built so no points deducted for that. The pants were well made and the contrast stitching looks great. They were also too long and had to be altered and if I had to do it over again I probably would have purchased A2 pants. This is where I deducted 1 point, size availability. I completely understand that this is a small company and weird sizing is the exception and not the rule, but I'd love to see an A2H and other "husky" options.I washed the pants and jacket in hot water and hung dry the jacket and dried the pants in high and still found they only shrunk minimally which is awesome.If I'm honest, even with the cost of quality alterations, this gi is an exceptional value and still comes in less than many brand name gis of comparable and even lesser quality. I will definitely buy another.