Kids All No Gi

Kids' No-Gi Rashguards and Shorts in One Range

Browse kids' no-gi rashguards and shorts at Strikers BJJ when you want a full view of the available clothing. Compare tops and bottoms together, then narrow the choice around the class your child attends. This collection is useful for a first kit, a replacement piece or an extra outfit for a growing training schedule.

Begin by checking what is already in the gym bag. A top may still fit while shorts need replacing, or the whole outfit may be ready for a size review. This helps you choose the next item around a real need rather than buying a complete set by default.

Compare Top and Shorts Measurements Separately

Take current measurements before you shop. A child who has grown since the last order may need a fresh check even if the old size label seems familiar. Use the top's guide for the rashguard and the shorts guide for the waist and other listed dimensions.

If your child can describe how the current outfit feels, include that in the comparison. Note a top that rides up or shorts that feel tight when sitting. Then check the selected model's fit notes and ask for help if the size information is unclear.

Explore Focused Sections

Visit Kids Rashguards if you need to compare sleeve types and top designs. For the lower half of the kit, browse Kids Grappling Shorts. The Kids No Gi collection also gives parents a starting point for choosing a first outfit.

Once the size checks are complete, let your child help choose a permitted design. A favorite look can make shopping more enjoyable. However, confirm academy rules for colors and graphics first, and check event requirements separately if the outfit is for a competition.

Questions About Building a Child's Kit

How much spare clothing does a child need?

Consider the number of classes and the time available to wash and dry worn gear. A spare item can help between sessions, but there is no fixed number for every family.

Can a child use the same size for every piece?

Check each guide instead of assuming so. A top and shorts fit different parts of the body, and the cut can vary between models in the range.

Use the Kids' Size Guide

Take current measurements before you place an order. Then use the Size Chart and the guide linked on the product page. Compare the results with training clothes that fit your child well. Avoid choosing a size from age alone. Children of the same age can need different fits. Read any product notes and check with the coach if you are unsure about the academy's kit rules.

Prepare for the Next Class

Follow the care label and wash worn training gear after class. Give it time to dry before packing the next gym bag. Also, check the fit as your child grows, rather than relying on an old size. For help with a product or chart, email support@strikersbjj.com. Include the item name and the measurements you are comparing so we can understand your question.