Everyday BJJ Gi, All-Around Pearl Weave Kimono White
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Everyday BJJ Gi, All-Around Pearl Weave Kimono Blue
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Everyday BJJ Gi, All-Around Pearl Weave Kimono Black
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Everyday BJJ Gi, All-Around Pearl Weave Kimono Navy
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Everyday BJJ Gi, All-Around Pearl Weave Kimono Green
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Everyday BJJ Gi, All-Around Pearl Weave Kimono Burgundy
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Brazilian Jiu Jitsu rewards gear that can take a beating. At AUN Sports we build IBJJF-legal gis, ranked belts, rashguards and no-gi essentials for competitors, hobbyists, women and kids alike.
What gear do you need to start BJJ?
For gi classes you need a jiu jitsu gi and a belt. For no-gi, you need a rashguard plus shorts or spats. A rashguard is worth owning either way for hygiene and chafe protection.
Shop by category
- Jiu Jitsu Gis: pearl weave kimonos for training and competition
- Belts: ranked belts, white to black, plus kids
- No-Gi: rashguards, shorts, spats and singlets
Frequently Asked Questions
What gear do I need to start Brazilian Jiu Jitsu?
For gi classes you need a jiu jitsu gi and a belt. For no-gi you need a rashguard and shorts or spats. A rashguard is recommended for everyone for hygiene and chafe protection.
What is the difference between gi and no-gi BJJ?
Gi BJJ is trained in a kimono and belt, where you grip the fabric. No-gi is trained in a rashguard and shorts or spats, relying on body control instead of fabric grips.
Are AUN Sports BJJ gis IBJJF legal?
Our competition and IBJJF Legal gis follow IBJJF sizing, color and measurement rules, so they are tournament-legal. Everyday training gis prioritise durability and value.
What is the BJJ belt order?
Adults progress white, blue, purple, brown, then black. Kids use extra intermediate colors before reaching adult ranks.
How often should I replace my BJJ gear?
A quality gi lasts years with proper care. Replace rashguards and belts when the fabric thins or stops holding shape.