FUJIDouble Weave Judo GI Uniform

I went with blue 5.5 size. I’m 6’3” and weigh 210 pounds. Initially, I ordered size 6 but after wearing it, I felt it was too big. So returned it and got size 5.5. It fits perfect after one hot wash. The gi is very stiff, probably would take some time to break in. It feels very durable.

Soft to touch yet heavy to support the rigors of Judo training. Reinforced lapel (as expected) with nice padding that prevent neck rashes. I'm impressed with the finish and craftmanship. At the level of top Adidas and Mizuno

My Gi came today. I'm 5'11 and around 185 pounds, and I decided to order a size 5. Everything fits, except the Gi is a bit too long, which makes it look big. The sleeves fit and so did everything else for my body. I have participated in judo for most of my life and this Gi is good. It's light, yet sturdy. I needed a Gi since my white one became small, so I just gave it away, but this is a really nice replacement for tournaments and practice. I bought me a Mizuno Gi on sale for around the same price as this, but it's always good to have an extra Gi. I'm going to wash the top since the pants fit well, although they appeared to be huge. As soon as you tighten it, it's fine. I had surgery for my meniscus not too long ago, therefore I will only edit this post around Febuary.

This is the perfect Judo gi I was looking for. Excellent quality and it had the right fit for me. (I'm 5 feet 7 inches and bought a size 3.5)

So far this had been a really good gi. I use it twice a week and wash it about once a week depending on how sweaty I get. I am 6 foot 3 inches tall and weigh about 215 pounds. I probably should have gotten a size 6 because that it what I have gotten with other gis but I went with their sizing chart that recommended 5.5. It fits well but the sleeves are just a hair shorter than I'd like and if I went to a high level tournament it may not be acceptable length for some referees. Overall though this is a really nice gi. It is good quality, heavy, and durable. Despite it being heavy, it allows me to move and bend with ease. Overall I would recommend this and only gave it a 4 star reating because of the short sleeve length. I will probably buy this gi again but get a size 6 next time.

This is a great uniform if you like the old school, stiff, thick and abrasive type of gi. When I received the gi it was very soft, however, after washing and drying it became very stiff and lost its softness. You may be able to get the softness back using fabric softener in the wash and dryer, but for me, if I dry this gi it will be too small. So I'm stuck with it being what it is.I used to only train in gis like this believing that it gave me some advantage. I am now a much bigger fan of single weaves or the 1.5 style weaves that are common in IJF certified gis. I find that I prefer lighter, more flexible fabric. Anyway, you cannot fault the quality of this uniform. It is sewn well and will last you a long, long time. I wish it didn't have the black taping around the cuffs and lapel. A little note about the cut - compared to the "Standard" judo cut, this gi has a shorter skirt and is generally a little more fitted, and the pants, while fitting well in terms of width and cut, are too long for the jacket size. Most likely you'll want to shrink the pants as much as possible while being careful not to shrink the jacket. Just my experience.

Top is well made but pants came from a different uniform, not even made from the same material. Top is double weave, stitched well. Pants seem polyester, thin, don't have proper stitching on the knees as any Judo or Aikdio gi should have. It feels like they separated the uniform top from bottom and then sold it for higher price. Pants are cheaply made, thin. They are not even karate heavy duty. Do not purchase.

I've owned a number of BJJ and Judo gis of various brands, including some pretty high-end ones, but Fuji has become my go-to. They're well-constructed, a great value, and the fit is generally good for me.A couple of things on size: I'm 5'10", athletic build, and I walk around at 190-195 lb. Based on the Fuji size chart, that would put me at the very top end of the size 4, or right in the middle of a 4.5. Based on that, I ordered a 4.5, but after a hot-water wash and hot tumble dry, the gi was still far too large. I ended up getting a 4, which fit perfectly after a wash and dry. So I would say, if you're borderline on the size chart, go down one size.