GRANITE BJJ Rashguard, No-Gi Jiu Jitsu Compression Top Short Sleeve

Short sleeve no-gi rashguard in the GRANITE design: grey body, black raglan sleeves and diagonal blade panels. Read more

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Customization Options

Customized Logo

Add your team or brand logo in embroidery, sublimation, or screen print, placed exactly where you want it.

Customized Packaging

Ship in branded polybags, hang tags, and boxes built around your label for a retail-ready finish.

Graphic Customization

Change colors, patterns, and panel artwork so every piece matches your design from the ground up.

Details

The GRANITE BJJ rashguard in short sleeve is the greyscale option: a grey body with black raglan sleeves, black diagonal blade panels cutting across the lower front, and a black back carrying tonal grey line art that only reads up close. No accent colour anywhere. The design is sublimated, so the dye is bonded into the fibres rather than printed on top and will not crack, peel or fade.

Why short sleeves for no-gi?

Airflow. In a packed academy in summer, the difference between a short and a long sleeve is the difference between finishing the class and counting down the rounds. You give up the forearm cover that long sleeves provide against mat burn, but nothing grips at the elbow and the top dries faster between sessions. The 88% polyester, 12% spandex knit stretches four ways, and flatlock seams sit flat so nothing rubs.

Grey and black panelling with no accent colour, fully sublimated.
88% polyester, 12% spandex compression knit, around 220 GSM.
Short raglan sleeves in contrast black, cut for free shoulder movement.
Flatlock seams and a moisture-wicking knit that dries fast between sessions.

Specs

Fabric	88% polyester, 12% spandex compression knit
Weight	Around 220 GSM
Print	Full sublimation (GRANITE design, grey and black)
Sleeve	Short, raglan cut in contrast black
Seams	Flatlock, low-chafe
Use	No-gi grappling, under the gi, drilling, conditioning
Sizing	XS to 3XL (see the size guide)

Who is it for?

Here is the odd thing about grey: almost nobody wears it. Walk into any no-gi class and the room is black, navy and the occasional loud print. A mid grey stands out precisely by being the neutral nobody picked, and it goes with every pair of shorts and spats you already own.

Complete the set

It matches the GRANITE BJJ shorts and the GRANITE BJJ spats. Want forearm cover? The same design comes in long sleeve. Explore more jiu jitsu rashguards and no-gi gear.

Can I get it in academy colours?

Yes. The panel layout takes a two-colour palette cleanly, so send your academy colours and logo and we rebuild it around them, with artwork returned for approval before production. The minimum order is 10 pieces and sizes can be mixed.

How do I care for it?

Machine wash cold inside out with like colours and hang dry. Do not iron the print, bleach, or tumble dry on high.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I get a short sleeve or long sleeve BJJ rashguard?

Long sleeve if mat burn on your forearms is the problem, short sleeve if heat is. Full sleeves put fabric between your arms and the mat during ground work, which is why most people who train no-gi daily end up preferring them. Short sleeves run cooler and feel less restrictive in a warm academy. Neither is more correct, so pick by the gym you actually train in.

Do I have to wear a rashguard for no-gi?

Most academies require one, and the reason is hygiene as much as comfort. A rashguard keeps your sweat off the mat and off your partner, and it cuts the bare-skin contact that spreads ringworm and staph in a training room. It also stops the mat taking skin off your back and shoulders.

Can I wear a rashguard under my gi?

Yes, and plenty of people do. It stops the gi jacket chafing, wicks sweat away from the skin, and keeps the inside of the gi cleaner between washes. IBJJF gi competition rules on what may be worn under the jacket differ for men and women, so check the current rule book if you plan to compete in it.

Is this rashguard legal for IBJJF no-gi competition?

Do not assume so. IBJJF no-gi rules have required the rashguard to carry a portion of the athlete's rank colour, and those requirements are revised between rule book versions. These designs are not rank-marked, so treat them as training wear and check the current IBJJF rule book for your division before you compete.

How should a BJJ rashguard fit?

Tight enough that it stays flat when a grip pulls on it, loose enough that you can breathe fully. There should be no slack fabric at the waist or armpit for a partner to grab. If you are between sizes and want more room across the chest, size up.

Can I get it in academy colours?

Yes. Every colourway is a starting point rather than a fixed catalogue item. Send your academy colours and logo and we rebuild the design around them, then return artwork for sign-off before production. The minimum is 10 pieces per order and sizes can be mixed freely across the run.

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