Combat Sports Apparel Manufacturer for OEM and Private Label Brands
Use one manufacturing partner for a connected fightwear range while keeping each product specification separate. Review samples, branding, packaging and QC evidence before committing to bulk.

Combatwear Factory is a B2B combat sports apparel manufacturer in Sialkot, Pakistan. We produce BJJ gis, rash guards, spats, grappling shorts, belts, patches and martial arts uniforms for brands, academies, retailers and distributors in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and Europe. The minimum is 30 pieces per design and colorway, sizes mixable. Samples take 7-10 working days and bulk production takes 20-30 working days after you approve the sample.
What a serious manufacturer page must prove
A B2B buyer should be able to see what is made, how specifications are controlled, how a sample becomes the production reference, which branding/packaging work can be included and what quality checks are actually performed. Keep those answers visible rather than relying on generic “premium quality” language.
For USA sourcing, confirm the exact Incoterm/delivery basis, shipping method, documentation responsibility and commercial timeline in the written quotation. Product-specific MOQ and materials belong on the relevant product page, not in one catch-all claim.
Define the scope before the solution
Describe the customer and the product need before requesting a list of possible features. Specify the intended use, your current reference and the changes you want. This helps distinguish product development from a straightforward branded reorder.
Mark undecided items clearly. A supplier can discuss a proposed direction, but the final quote and approval should identify which specification it covers.
Use one overview and separate garment briefs
Create a project overview for the brand, order timing and visual identity. Under it, keep a separate brief for each garment with measurements, materials, construction and artwork. Products that share a logo may still require very different development decisions.
Use filenames and version numbers that make approval unambiguous. The latest conversation message should not be the only place a material or pattern change is recorded.
Make sample feedback actionable
Compare the sample with the intended fit, measurements and design, then record specific corrections. A useful comment identifies the garment area, the observed issue and the intended result. Photographs can support the notes but do not replace measurements.
Decide which changes need another sample review. Keep optional changes separate from essential corrections so the approval scope stays clear.
Confirm responsibilities before the order
Agree the quantities, sample terms, production inputs, packing, delivery basis and process for resolving specification differences. Identify who approves each stage on your side.
The website does not publish unverified capacity, certifications, factory history or guaranteed turnaround claims. Ask for current evidence relevant to your order and retain the written commercial agreement.
Combat sports products we manufacture
One factory, one specification process, across the main combat sports categories:
- BJJ and grappling: BJJ gis, rash guards, spats, grappling shorts, belts and patches.
- MMA: MMA apparel, fight shorts and MMA gloves.
- Boxing and Muay Thai: custom boxing equipment, Muay Thai shorts, shin guards and Thai pads.
- Martial arts: martial arts uniforms, including judo gis, karate uniforms and doboks.
- Teamwear: fightwear manufacturer range of hoodies, tees, joggers and tracksuits.
Choose how you work with us: OEM and ODM manufacturing, private label, or low MOQ manufacturing for a first small batch.
Combat sports apparel specification checklist
| Product scope | BJJ, no-gi, MMA, boxing and martial-arts apparel/equipment by approved specification |
|---|---|
| Development | Reference sample, tech pack, measurements, artwork and sample corrections |
| Private label | Logos, labels, hang tags, packaging and carton instructions |
| Quality control | Fabric/specification, measurements, stitching, artwork and final inspection |
| Commercial terms | MOQ, sample cost/timing, bulk lead time and delivery basis confirmed per product/order |
| Evidence | Real factory/process photos and current business records where published |
Combat sports apparel: frequently asked questions
Can I start without a final design?
You can begin with references and a clear product goal. Final production still requires agreed specifications and commercial terms.
What evidence should a buyer request?
Ask for current, relevant evidence of the actual materials, sample result, production capability and any claimed certification. Do not rely on unsupported website statements.
What does OEM mean here?
It describes a manufacturing project based on agreed buyer requirements. The specific design, material and production responsibilities must be defined in the agreement.
What is your minimum order quantity?
The minimum order is 30 pieces per design and colorway, and sizes can be mixed freely inside that minimum. Belts and patches have a minimum of 100 pieces per design.
How long does sampling and bulk production take?
Samples take 7-10 working days. The sample fee is typically USD 100-200 per sample depending on the product and specification, and is credited against your bulk order. Bulk production takes 20-30 working days from the date you approve the sample.
How do I verify that Combatwear Factory is a real manufacturer?
Look up our registration numbers independently (SECP Registration 1471400, FBR NTN A240442-4, SCCI Membership 14715), ask for a live video call from the production floor, order a sample before bulk, and check the address on the map. A supplier who discourages any of those is telling you something.
Which Incoterms do you ship on?
DDP - Delivered Duty Paid. We arrange export documentation, freight and import duty to your delivery address.
How long does delivery take after dispatch?
5-7 days from dispatch to your delivery address.
What are your payment terms?
100% advance payment with order confirmation. We accept Western Union, PayPal and Alibaba.
Related: Sourcing from Pakistan for the first time? See why buyers source fightwear from Sialkot, Pakistan. Buying in bulk across several lines? See wholesale combat sports apparel.
Combat sports apparel product views
Styles, colorways and close-up details for combat sports apparel ranges. Tap any image to enlarge.




Where your combat sports apparel ranges are made
Photographs from our own unit in Sialkot, where combat sports apparel ranges are cut, stitched, checked and packed for dispatch.




Discuss your combat sports product range
Send your product list, target market, artwork and expected quantities.