Karate Uniform

A: Karate uniforms are usually white; however, they may also be black and blue. The colors of the belts are the ones that are more colorful since they range from white to black, and they pass through a variety of colors, including red, yellow, and green.

A: Traditionally, the karate uniform, also known as a "gi," is made up of three parts: the trousers, the top, and the belt. The pants are referred to as "han," the top is known as "uwagi," and the belt that is used to tie the jacket is called "obi." These parts are specifically designed to allow free movement of the body during the training and practice of kata and kumite.

A: The karate uniform should fit in a way that is suitable for practicing martial arts. The top should be loose-fitting and not too tight, and the sleeves should not be long enough to cover the hands. The pants should also be loose-fitting, with the waistband resting just above the hips. The pants should be long enough to reach the top of the foot when standing barefoot. The uniform should allow for free movement of the body and not be restrictive in any way.

A: The lifespan of a karate uniform depends on the frequency of use and the level of wear and tear it experiences. A uniform that is used daily for practice and competitions may last for several months, while one that is used only occasionally may last for years. Proper care, such as washing in cold water, air drying, and immediate repair of any damage, can extend the life of the uniform.

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A: We usually provide a 6-month warranty for the products. Please contact our sales representative to confirm the specific warranty period for your product.

A: Wash after each use ASAP. It's better to use a cold water wash or use the cold water cycle on a washing machine, and remember do not bleach your karate uniform as bleaching will break down the fabric. If your karate gi is a mess, you can iron it.