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Kitsune "Dragon" BJJ Women's Gi - Unbleached

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Kitsune "Dragon" BJJ Women's Gi - UnbleachedJacket: 350 GSM Lightweight Pearl Weave Thicker EVA foam core collar Slim, rounded piping along jacket hem and side vents Sublimated mesh lining along shoulders and the extended jacket vent panels Pants: 10 oz Lightweight Ripstop Pants Extended loops for a steadier hold Wider loops feature embroidery and direct print details Round stretch drawstring with custom pattern Full length knee reinforcement for better coverage Direct print graphic at right

Jacket:

  • 350 GSM Lightweight Pearl Weave
  • Thicker EVA foam core collar
  • Slim, rounded piping along jacket hem and side vents
  • Sublimated mesh lining along shoulders and the extended jacket vent panels

  • Pants:

  • 10 oz Lightweight Ripstop Pants
  • Extended loops for a steadier hold
  • Wider loops feature embroidery and direct print details
  • Round stretch drawstring with custom pattern
  • Full-length knee reinforcement for better coverage
  • Direct print graphic at right hip
  • Stretch lycra crotch gusset

  • White on white stitching with orange trim, paired up with classic ukiyo-e artwork (fully sublimated on moisture-wicking poly mesh fabric that feels great while training / won't get stiff once hot/sweaty). Subtle metallic finish embroidery thread on the arm badges. Sturdy collar with EVA core.

    Rounded vents with hem taping running continuously along the hem and vents. Full-length knee reinforcements assure that your pants are as sturdy as they can be, extended beyond the point of typical Gi pants.

    Includes drawstring bag.

    Size Guide
    F1: 4'10"-5'1" 70-100 lbs
    F2: 5'1"-5'3" 100-120 lbs
    F3: 5'2"-5'5" 115-135 lbs
    F4: 5'3"-5'6" 130-150 lbs
    F5: 5'5"-5'8" and 150-175 lbs

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