As the sport of Brazilian jiu jitsu grows, you will see many new jiu jitsu gi companies emerge. You get to a point where you are stuck because there are so many options and you want to divide your choice of Jiu Jitsu Gi into 5. Well, we have done some research for you and have come to understand 5 companies that best suit your needs. no matter what type of Jiu Jitsu Gi you are looking for. This list is in no particular order.
Atama – This brand is the oldest and has been around longer than any other brand, even Koral. So if you’re looking for stability in a company that’s been around the longest, this brand would be the way to go. However, a lot of people don’t like this brand anymore because they still make their Bjj Gis with two pieces of cloth instead of one.
Submission Fight Co. – This brand is the perfect brand if you are looking to get the best bang for your buck. They have high quality Jiu Jitsu equipment at really low prices. In fact, they have lower prices than any other major Gi manufacturer. So if you’re looking to have some extra cash in your pocket this time, getting a Submission Gi would be the way to go.
Shoyoroll – This brand hasn’t been around very long, but they do have the best looking Gis. If you are looking for the best looking Bjj Gear and you don’t care about money and you are rich then go with this brand. Hay Gis are hard to come by as they are only sold as limited editions.
Vulkan – I almost didn’t want to put this mark, but I did because of its popularity. They are more popular than a Gameness perhaps. There Gear is pretty decent, but also a bit expensive. They’re not necessarily very good at anything, they’re pretty average Bjj Gear. They have many products to choose from, if you are looking for variety.
Koral – Last but not least, I also had to add this brand. They are surpassed by Atama for being the oldest Jiu Jitsu Gi brand in existence. They have really sturdy Bjj kimonos, but they haven’t really changed their designs or anything really. They have not caught up with modern styles. They do have really solid Jiu Jitsu kimonos though. I think this brand has the best sponsors for Bjj as well, so if that’s what you’re looking for, here’s the way to go.
