Women

Women's BJJ Gear for Gi and No-Gi Classes

Shop women's BJJ gear at Strikers BJJ and find pieces for your next class. Explore gi options alongside rashguards and grappling shorts. Whether you are joining an academy or refreshing an established kit, this collection helps you start with the clothing your sessions call for.

There is no single outfit for every training routine. You might prefer gi classes, no-gi rounds or a mix of both. Choose around those plans, then compare the fit and details of each item. A familiar brand name alone should not decide which size you order.

Compare Your Next Gi

Visit Women's BJJ Gis to explore Shoyoroll and Albino & Preto styles. Look through the images for color, patch placement and other design details. You can also browse Women's Limited Edition Gis if you want to explore collaboration-led designs.

Next, read the product's own size information. Think about jacket length, sleeve length and trouser fit rather than relying only on a letter or number. Compare the measurements with a gi you enjoy wearing. The collection label does not mean every model uses the same pattern or fit.

Build a No-Gi Outfit Your Way

Browse Women's No Gi for rashguards and shorts. Choose the top and bottom as separate fit decisions. You may want different sizes in each, even when they come from the same brand.

Look for the sleeve style, cut and design that suit your preferences. Check your gym's clothing policy, too. For example, a club may ask for specific colors or a certain type of top. Once you know those rules, you can choose from the available designs with more confidence.

Plan Around the Gear You Own

A new training kit can grow one piece at a time. If your gi still fits well, a spare rashguard may be the more useful addition. If your class schedule has changed, another gi may give you a clean option between wash days.

What should I buy as a beginner?

Confirm the class type with your coach first. Then start with the required clothing and a size that matches your current measurements.

Can I mix brands in one outfit?

You can choose separate pieces where your academy permits them. Check each item's fit and the club's uniform rules rather than choosing a matching set by default.

Start With the Right Size

Visit the Size Chart and check the guide on each product page. Compare the measurements with gear that fits you well. Gi sizes, rashguard sizes and shorts sizes use different ranges, so check each item on its own. Also, read any notes about the cut or care of the product you want. A familiar label does not always mean the same fit across models.

Plan for Regular Training

Check your academy's clothing rules before you buy. Then build a rotation that gives you clean gear for each session. Follow care labels when washing and drying, and let items dry before packing them away. If you need help comparing a listed product, email support@strikersbjj.com. Include its name and your sizing question so we can help you find the relevant information.