Kids

Kids' BJJ Gear for the Next Class

Explore kids' BJJ gear at Strikers BJJ and find clothing for gi and no-gi sessions. Browse kimonos, rashguards and grappling shorts in one collection. Parents can compare the options, while young students can help choose a style they look forward to wearing.

Start with the academy's requirements. Some classes use a gi and belt, while others call for a rashguard and shorts. A coach can explain the kit rules before you order. This makes it easier to focus on the right items rather than buying a full outfit that your child does not need.

Choose a Kimono for Gi Training

Browse Kids Kimonos to explore designs from Shoyoroll and Albino & Preto. Look at the jacket, trousers and patch details in the product images. If your child likes a certain design, check its sizes and specifications before making it the final choice.

Children grow at different rates. For that reason, age is only a starting point when shopping for training clothing. Compare current measurements with the product guide. A very large uniform can be awkward to move in, so avoid sizing up simply to make it last longer. Ask the coach about fit if you are unsure.

Explore Clothing for No-Gi Sessions

Visit Kids No Gi for tops and shorts. You can also go straight to Kids Rashguards when your child needs another training top. Choose each piece by its own size guide instead of assuming the same label will fit across the outfit.

Involve your child in checking the gear they use. Ask whether sleeves feel too tight or whether shorts stay comfortable when they squat. These simple checks can help you notice when it is time to review the size again.

Questions for Parents

Does a new student need several outfits?

Ask the academy what is required for the first few classes. You can add a spare set later if the training schedule makes washing and drying difficult.

Should I choose a belt color myself?

No. The coach should confirm the correct rank color and any academy rules. Check the required belt length separately from the gi size before ordering a replacement.

Let your child help choose a design once you have checked the fit.

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.