Judo Uniform

Cotton: Soft, breathable, comfortable, prone to shrinking.
Polyester-Cotton Blend: Durable, wrinkle-resistant, lightweight, affordable.
Ripstop Fabric: Lightweight, durable, tear-resistant, ideal for intensive use.
Canvas: Heavy, durable, stiff, suitable for advanced training.
Polyester: Durable, wrinkle-resistant, less breathable, budget-friendly.
Satin Weave: Glossy finish, formal, expensive, used for competitions.

Judo Uniform Size Chart

Size	Height (ft/in)	Height (cm)	Weight (lbs)	Weight (kg)
000	3’6″ – 4’0″	107 – 122	Up to 45	Up to 20
00	4’1″ – 4’4″	123 – 132	45 – 60	20 – 27
0	4’5″ – 4’8″	133 – 142	60 – 75	27 – 34
1	4’9″ – 5’0″	143 – 152	75 – 95	34 – 43
2	5’1″ – 5’4″	153 – 162	95 – 115	43 – 52
3	5’5″ – 5’8″	163 – 172	115 – 140	52 – 64
4	5’9″ – 6’0″	173 – 182	140 – 175	64 – 79
5	6’1″ – 6’4″	183 – 192	175 – 205	79 – 93
6	6’5″ – 6’8″	193 – 202	205 – 250	93 – 113
7	Over 6’8″	203+	Over 250	Over 113

A Judo uniform, also known as a judogi, is specially designed to withstand the rigorous demands of grappling, throwing, and groundwork techniques. It is heavier and more durable than other martial arts uniforms, ensuring it can endure the pulling and tugging involved in Judo practice and competitions.

The uniform consists of three parts:

Jacket (Uwagi): Thick and reinforced to resist wear and tear during grips and throws.
Pants (Zubon): Lightweight yet strong, with reinforced knees for added durability.
Belt (Obi): Indicates rank and helps secure the jacket.