VOLT Judo Rashguard, Compression Top for Under the Judogi Long Sleeve

Long sleeve judo base layer in the VOLT design: navy with yellow line art down both sleeves and a yellow collar trim. Read more

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Details

The VOLT judo rashguard in long sleeve is the navy and yellow under-gi base layer: etched line art running the length of both sleeves, finished with a solid yellow collar trim and a yellow AUN shield on the back. The design is sublimated, so the colour sits inside the fibres rather than on top and will not crack, peel or fade.

Why wear a rashguard under your judogi?

Because the jacket is the problem. A judogi is heavy, stiff cotton, and every broken grip drags that weave across your forearms. A long sleeve base layer puts a smooth surface between your skin and the jacket, which is why judoka reach for one during high-volume gripping and randori. It also wicks sweat away instead of letting a cotton jacket hold it against you.

Full-length sleeves against forearm friction from heavy gi cotton.
Solid yellow collar trim, the only piece in the range with one.
88% polyester, 12% spandex compression knit, around 220 GSM.
Flat, non-bulky build that will not bunch under the jacket when gripped.

Specs

Fabric	88% polyester, 12% spandex compression knit
Weight	Around 220 GSM
Print	Full sublimation (VOLT design, navy and yellow)
Sleeve	Long, raglan cut to the wrist
Collar	Solid yellow trim
Use	Judo training and randori, ne-waza, conditioning
Sizing	XS to 3XL (see the size guide)

Is it legal for IJF competition?

No, and it is worth being clear about that. Under IJF contest rules women wear a plain white or off-white t-shirt or body suit under the jacket, and men wear the judogi against the skin. This is training and randori wear. Check the current IJF rule set before a contest.

Who is it for?

Made for judoka who train often enough that gripping has cost them skin, and for clubs whose colours are already navy and yellow. The collar trim shows above a judogi jacket, so it reads as club kit even with the gi on.

Complete the set

It matches the VOLT judo shorts and the VOLT judo spats for ne-waza and conditioning. Training in a hot dojo? See the short sleeve. Browse more judo rashguards and judo gear.

Can we get it in club colours?

Yes. Send your club colours and crest and we rebuild the design around them, with artwork returned for sign-off before production. The minimum is 10 pieces and sizes can be mixed across juniors and seniors.

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

Can you wear a rashguard under a judogi?

For training, yes, and it is common. For IJF competition the rules are strict: women must wear a plain white or off-white t-shirt or body suit under the jacket, and men wear the jacket against the skin. Treat this rashguard as training and randori wear, and check the current IJF rule set before a contest.

Why long sleeves for judo?

The judogi is heavy, stiff cotton and it drags across the forearms every time a grip is broken. Long sleeves put a smooth layer between your skin and that weave, which is the main reason judoka wear them under the jacket for high-volume gripping and randori.

Will a rashguard make the gi too hot?

It adds a layer, but the fabric is a thin moisture-wicking knit at around 220 GSM rather than another cotton layer. It pulls sweat off the skin instead of holding it, which is why many judoka find it more comfortable under a heavy double-weave jacket than bare skin.

Can I use it for newaza and no-gi grappling too?

Yes. It is the same compression build used for no-gi grappling, so it works for newaza, ground drilling and conditioning as well as under the judogi. Full sleeves also cut mat burn on the forearms during ground work.

How should it fit under the gi?

Snug all over, with no loose fabric to bunch under the jacket when someone takes a grip. Sleeves should reach the wrist and stay there. If you are between sizes, take the smaller one for a base layer so it stays flat under the judogi.

Can we get it in club colours?

Yes. Send your club colours and crest 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 across juniors and seniors.

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VOLT Judo Rashguard, Compression Top for Under the Judogi Long Sleeve

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