Boxing Robe

Description

• A traditional and iconic piece of apparel worn by boxers before entering the ring.
• Typically made of satin or other lightweight and shiny materials.
• Designed as a loose-fitting, knee-length robe with long sleeves and a belt tie.
• Often features a hood, providing a dramatic and stylish appearance.
• The robe is usually adorned with the boxer’s name, nickname, and often their gym’s name.
• Worn primarily for the boxer’s ring entrance, adding an element of ceremony and showmanship to the fight.
• Can also provide a layer of warmth and comfort to keep the boxer’s muscles relaxed before the bout.
• Available in various colors and designs, often reflecting the boxer’s personal style or team colors.
• Removal of the robe just before the fight is a symbolic gesture, signaling the beginning of the match.
• Part of the boxing tradition, adding to the overall spectacle of the sport and a sense of identity for the boxer.