Kimono BJJ

Kimono BJJ – Strength, Discipline and Japanese-Brazilian Heritage

Our Kimono BJJ collection combines the discipline of Japanese martial arts with the spirit of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Each BJJ kimono — also known as a BJJ Gi — is designed for athletes who value performance, comfort, and authenticity. Inspired by the traditional Japanese kimono and refined through modern BJJ standards, these garments deliver durability, mobility, and an unmistakable aesthetic rooted in martial tradition.

Authentic Jiu-Jitsu Kimonos for Champions

A Kimono BJJ is more than just a uniform — it’s a symbol of respect and mastery. Made from premium cotton and reinforced stitching, our BJJ Kimonos ensure maximum strength for both training and competition. Choose from lightweight Jiu-Jitsu kimonos for agility, or heavy-duty men’s BJJ kimonos for endurance. We also offer women’s BJJ kimonos tailored for comfort and mobility, maintaining a perfect balance between flexibility and resistance.

• Performance-driven design – built for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu athletes of all levels
• High-quality fabrics – durable cotton, pearl weave, and reinforced stitching
• Authentic Japanese heritage – inspired by traditional samurai kimonos
• Comfort & flexibility – ideal fit for grappling, rolling, and competition
• Available for all – explore men’s and women’s kimono BJJ styles

Where Tradition Meets Performance

The BJJ kimono traces its origin back to the Japanese martial kimono, known for discipline and respect. Our Jiu-Jitsu Kimonos continue that legacy, combining centuries of culture with the innovation of modern sportswear. Whether you prefer minimalist white BJJ Gis or bold embroidered dragon kimonos, each piece is designed to reflect the fighter’s spirit — strength, precision, and honor.

Train harder, move freely, and embrace authenticity with our Kimono BJJ collection. From traditional hakama-inspired pants to lightweight kimono jackets, every design merges comfort and performance. Master your art with a BJJ kimono that honors both Japanese and Brazilian heritage.