A clearer brief. A better starting point.
Practical buying guides for brands and academies developing BJJ gis, rash guards, grappling shorts and accessories. Choose a topic, prepare the details and discuss your project with our team.
From fabric choices to final approval.
Choosing BJJ Gi Fabrics and Construction
Turn a preferred feel, weight and fit into a clear gi specification before requesting samples.
Explore ↗02Preparing a BJJ Size Chart and Fit Brief
Give the factory measurable instructions for adult, women’s and kids’ gear instead of relying only on size names.
Explore ↗03Embroidery, Patches and Sublimation for BJJ Gear
Choose branding for its position, garment and intended appearance, then approve a production-ready artwork brief.
Explore ↗04Specifying Rash Guards and Grappling Shorts
Build a coordinated no-gi range with clear instructions for fit, fabric, seams and branding.
Explore ↗05BJJ Sample Approval Checklist
Use a documented review to turn a development sample into a clear bulk-production reference.
Explore ↗06Planning a Bulk BJJ Order and Reorders
Prepare quantities, packaging and delivery details so your quotation reflects the order you actually need.
Explore ↗Find the right manufacturing starting point.
Explore our BJJ manufacturing overview, then use an established product page to identify the garment you want to develop.
BJJ gear manufacturing in Pakistan
Meet the business behind Elite BJJ Gi, explore the range and prepare a factory enquiry.
Explore ↗02Private label BJJ gis
Discuss jacket and trouser construction, your fit brief and custom branding.
Explore ↗03Custom rash guards
Prepare fabric, fit, sleeve and artwork specifications for your no-gi collection.
Explore ↗04Grappling and MMA shorts
Explore shorts as a starting reference for your cut, waistband and branding.
Explore ↗05Custom BJJ belts
Discuss belt lengths, colours and branding as part of your range.
Explore ↗06Custom gi bags
Complete the collection with a bag specification and your logo.
Explore ↗Keep the next step simple.
Tell us what you want to make.
Send your product reference, quantities, artwork and destination. We will reply by email with the next steps for your project.
Send your enquiry