Kids Kimonos

Kids' BJJ Kimonos for Gi Classes

Browse kids' BJJ kimonos at Strikers BJJ and choose a uniform for your child's next class. Explore Shoyoroll and Albino & Preto styles, with different colors and patch designs to compare. Start with the academy's uniform rules so you can focus on options that suit the class.

A kimono should be chosen around the child who will wear it. Current measurements matter more than the size a sibling or friend uses. Give yourself time to compare the guide, check the product details and ask the coach about fit before you place an order.

Compare the Jacket and Trousers

Look at the whole uniform when reviewing a size. Sleeves and trouser legs should not be considered as one single measurement. Compare the listed guide with a gi that fits your child well, checking how the measurements are taken.

If this is a first uniform, ask the academy to explain what fit it expects. Avoid choosing an oversized set only to allow for growth. Extra fabric can make a uniform awkward to manage. It is better to review the size as your child grows than to start with a fit that does not suit class.

Let Young Students Explore the Designs

Once the practical checks are clear, involve your child in choosing a look. Some students prefer a simple uniform, while others like character themes or colorful patches. Browse the images together, then check which sizes are offered for the chosen model.

Explore Kids Limited Edition Kimonos for more design-led options. You can also visit Kids All Kimonos to compare the full range. If the class is no-gi instead, see Kids No Gi before buying a jacket-based uniform.

Questions About a Child's First Kimono

Is age enough to choose a size?

No. Use current height and other measurements requested by the guide. Children of the same age can need different sizes, so compare the actual chart before ordering.

Should a child choose their own belt color?

The instructor should confirm the correct rank color. Let your child help choose a permitted gi design, but check belt requirements with the coach and review belt length separately.

A regular fit check can help you spot when your child needs another size.

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.