Judo Gi Suit

Description

• Traditional uniforms worn by practitioners of Judo, a Japanese martial art.
• Consist of a jacket, pants, and a belt (obi).
• Typically made from heavy and durable cotton or cotton-blend fabric.
• Reinforced stitching provides strength and durability during training and competition.
• The jacket features a V-neck and is secured with a belt.
• The pants have a straight-leg design with a drawstring waist.
• Judo Gis often come in white or blue, with white being the most traditional.
• The obi (belt) signifies a practitioner’s rank and is tied in specific ways.
• Judo Gis are designed for comfort, mobility, and grip during Judo techniques.
• Promote tradition and respect within the Judo community.
• Essential attire for Judo practitioners, symbolizing dedication to the art.