BJJ Gi Weave Guide
Compare weave choices and how fabric weight affects a manufacturing brief.
Practical guides for brands and academies planning BJJ gis, rash guards, private label, OEM/ODM, sizing and supplier approval.
Each guide answers a specific buyer question and links to the commercial page that can fulfil that intent.
Compare weave choices and how fabric weight affects a manufacturing brief.
Build a size chart from measurements, grading and sample feedback.
Check current competition-uniform requirements before approving a competition line.
Compare sampling, specifications, QC, MOQ, communication and repeatability.
Plan the first range, supplier brief, sample approval and private-label workflow.
Choose the right development model based on who owns the product specification.
Plan fit, fabric, artwork, sampling, labels and the first bulk order.
Timelines, sample fee, approval, payment, QC stages and DDP delivery for a custom order.
DDP delivery, FTC label rules, extra rules for items made for children, and shipping documents.
Polyester or nylon, spandex content, fabric weight, seams, and what to check on the sample.
Sketches, measurements, fabric, artwork placement, labels, packaging and quantities.
Where patches normally go on a gi, how they are attached, and how to lay them out across a size range.
Belt lengths by size, ranks and stripes, stitching rows and embroidery options for academy belts.
Gusset, leg slit, waistband, fabric weight and seams: the five checks that matter on a no-gi short.
Fabric weight, kumite vs kata, cut, sizing and how club bulk orders run.
Embroidered vs woven vs sublimated, placement rules and how to brief a factory.
The guides are grouped by the question you are trying to answer. Each one ends with a link to the product or service page that can make what it describes.
Start with the BJJ gi weave guide to choose pearl, gold, single, double or ripstop weave, then build sizes with the BJJ gi size chart. If the gi is for competition, check the IBJJF gi requirements and the patch placement guide. For method choice (woven, embroidered, sublimated) see the custom gi patches guide. Belts are covered in the BJJ belt size chart. When the brief is ready, see BJJ gi manufacturer or custom BJJ gis.
Read how to start a BJJ brand or how to start a rash guard brand for the first range. Private label vs OEM vs ODM explains who owns the design in each model, and the next step is private label BJJ gear or OEM and ODM manufacturing.
For dojo and wholesale karate programmes, use the karate uniform buying guide for fabric, kumite vs kata weight, cut and bulk size mix, then order via karate uniform manufacturer. Compare other disciplines on custom martial arts uniforms, judo gi and taekwondo dobok.
Use how to choose a BJJ gi manufacturer to compare suppliers, how to prepare a tech pack to write the brief, and sample to bulk production to see each step and timeline. US buyers should also read importing combat sports apparel into the US.
The rash guard fabric and GSM guide explains polyester, nylon and spandex choices for rash guards, and how to choose grappling shorts explains what to check before ordering from a grappling shorts manufacturer. New to us? Start at the Combatwear Factory home page.
When your product, measurements, material, artwork, quantities, labels and packaging are clear, send the brief for a product-specific quotation and sample plan. Ordering gis in volume? See our wholesale BJJ gi page.
Tell us what you need. Share your product, quantity and branding requirements to request a manufacturing quote.
MOQ from 30 pieces per design · samples in 7-10 working days · Sialkot factory, manufacturing since 2019