Men's ThruDark x Scramble Jiu Jitsu Range

Your gi jacket should allow full range of motion with sleeves ending 5cm above your wrist when arms are extended. Trousers should sit at the ankle bone. The jacket needs to close across your chest with enough overlap for your opponent to grip. Too loose and you're giving away handles; too tight and you'll restrict your movement. ThruDark gis use athletic cuts designed for operational movement—check our size guide and consider pre-shrinkage if you're between sizes, as 100% cotton will tighten slightly after the first wash.

A BJJ gi is the traditional uniform consisting of a jacket, trousers, and belt. The gi allows grip-based techniques using the fabric itself. No gi training uses rash guards and fight shorts without grips on clothing—relying on body control and underhooks. Most grapplers train both styles. If you're competing in IBJJF tournaments, you'll need a regulation gi. For MMA-focused training or casual rolling, no gi kit works perfectly.

Wash your gi after every training session—bacteria breeds fast in sweat-soaked cotton. Cold water wash prevents shrinkage and color fade on our black gis. Air dry when possible; if you must use a dryer, keep it on low heat. For rash guards and no gi shorts, machine wash cold and hang dry to protect the sublimated graphics and elastic. The 550gsm pearl weave and reinforced stitching on our Jungle Warfare Gi will handle many training sessions, but proper care extends kit life significantly.

Yes. The ThruDark X Scramble Jungle Warfare Gi meets IBJJF specifications for jacket weight (550gsm pearl weave), trouser material (280gsm twill), and sleeve length. The black color is approved for all belt levels. Patches and embroidery placement comply with competition standards. Whether you're entering your first local tournament or preparing for major competition, this gi passes regulation checks. For absolute certainty, verify current IBJJF rules on their website before competing, as regulations occasionally update.