FUJI BJJ – Gis for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
FUJI Sports is an established name in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Judo. Founded in 1969, the brand has decades of experience in martial arts equipment and is particularly well known today for its BJJ Gis and Jiu-Jitsu apparel.
At KHUNPON, you can shop selected FUJI BJJ Gis for training and competition, including lightweight models from the popular Suparaito and Lightweight ranges.
Whether you are looking for a reliable Gi for regular Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training or a lightweight option for competition and travel, FUJI offers different designs for different requirements on the mat.
FUJI Sports – Martial Arts Equipment Since 1969
The history of FUJI Sports dates back to 1969. The brand was founded by Frank Hatashita, a highly respected Judoka and influential figure in international Judo.
Hatashita served in senior positions within international Judo organizations and played an important role in the development and growth of the sport.
These roots in traditional martial arts continue to shape FUJI today. The international range now includes equipment and apparel for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Judo, MMA and Grappling.
FUJI BJJ
FUJI BJJ is particularly well known for its Gis and Grappling Equipment.
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu places considerable demands on a Gi. The fabric needs to withstand repeated gripping and pulling while providing enough freedom of movement for Guard Work, Passing, Takedowns and other techniques.
FUJI offers different Gi ranges with varying weights, cuts and constructions, allowing BJJ athletes to choose a model suited to their training style and individual preferences.
FUJI BJJ Gi
A FUJI BJJ Gi consists of a durable Gi jacket and matching trousers designed for the demands of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
Different FUJI models use different fabric weights, cuts and constructions. Choosing the right Gi therefore depends on how and where you train.
Some of the best-known FUJI Gi ranges include:
- FUJI Suparaito Gi
- FUJI Lightweight Gi
- FUJI All Around Gi
- FUJI Competition Gi
- FUJI Sekai Gi
You can find the FUJI BJJ Gis currently available at KHUNPON directly in the product selection on this page.
FUJI Suparaito Gi
The FUJI Suparaito is one of the brand's best-known lightweight BJJ Gis.
The name “Suparaito” comes from the Japanese pronunciation of “super light”, reflecting the main concept behind the range: a lightweight BJJ Gi for athletes who want to reduce unnecessary weight without giving up a complete Gi.
This makes the Suparaito particularly interesting for competitors, travelling athletes and BJJ practitioners who simply prefer a lighter Gi for regular training.
FUJI Suparaito for Training & Competition
A lightweight Gi can offer advantages for both regular training and competition.
For tournaments with weight divisions, the weight of your equipment can become particularly important. A lightweight Competition BJJ Gi can help reduce unnecessary additional weight when stepping onto the scales.
Lightweight Gis can also be comfortable during intensive sessions and training in warmer conditions.
FUJI Suparaito XTR
At KHUNPON, you can find selected versions of the FUJI Suparaito XTR.
The Suparaito range is designed for BJJ athletes who value low weight and freedom of movement.
This makes it an option for regular Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training as well as for athletes looking for a lighter alternative to more traditional heavyweight Gis.
FUJI Lightweight Gi
The FUJI Lightweight Gi follows a similarly weight-conscious approach.
A lightweight Gi can be particularly useful if you train frequently, regularly carry your equipment to and from the academy or want to minimize additional weight for competition.
It can also be a comfortable choice for summer training or academies with warmer training environments.
What Are the Benefits of a Lightweight BJJ Gi?
The weight of a Gi affects both how it feels during training and how practical it is outside the academy.
A lightweight BJJ Gi can offer several advantages:
- less additional weight for competition,
- greater comfort in warm training conditions,
- a more compact option for travelling,
- less weight in your training bag,
- excellent freedom of movement on the mat.
However, the lightest possible Gi is not automatically the best option for every athlete. Some BJJ practitioners may prefer a heavier construction for intensive everyday training.
FUJI All Around Gi
The FUJI All Around Gi is another established model within the international FUJI range and follows a more traditional approach than ultra-light Competition Gis.
It is designed as a versatile Gi for regular martial arts and Jiu-Jitsu training.
The All Around range illustrates the variety within FUJI's Gi collection, from classic training models to lightweight options designed with competition and travel in mind.
FUJI Competition Gi
FUJI also offers dedicated Competition BJJ Gis for athletes with more specific tournament requirements.
When selecting a competition Gi, weight, fit and the rules of the relevant tournament organization all need to be considered.
If you are buying a Gi for a specific competition, always check the current rules regarding fabric, color, patches, measurements and overall construction before competing.
FUJI Sekai Gi
The FUJI Sekai range provides another option within the brand's wider BJJ Gi portfolio.
The series demonstrates the breadth of FUJI's international Gi selection alongside ranges such as Suparaito, Lightweight and All Around.
For the FUJI models currently available from KHUNPON, simply check the product selection on this page.
FUJI Kimono or FUJI BJJ Gi?
When shopping for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu apparel, you may come across both the terms Gi and Kimono.
In international Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, “BJJ Gi” or “Jiu-Jitsu Gi” are generally the more common terms for the traditional jacket-and-trousers uniform used for Gi training.
If you are searching for a FUJI Kimono, you are therefore generally looking for the same type of product as a FUJI BJJ Gi.
Which FUJI Gi Is Right for Me?
The right FUJI Gi depends on your training routine and personal preferences.
When choosing your Gi, consider factors such as:
- Training or competition?
- Lightweight or heavier construction?
- How often do you train?
- Do you need to make a competition weight class?
- Will you frequently travel with your Gi?
- Which fit works best for your body type?
FUJI Gi for Everyday BJJ Training
For regular BJJ training, your Gi should primarily provide a reliable combination of durability, comfort and freedom of movement.
During training, the fabric is repeatedly gripped, pulled and placed under tension. At the same time, you need sufficient mobility for technical movements both on the ground and while standing.
A good everyday training Gi should therefore provide a sensible balance between weight, durability and comfort.
FUJI Gi for Competition
Choosing a Gi for BJJ competition introduces additional considerations.
Weight can be particularly important. Depending on the tournament and weigh-in procedure, the weight of your Gi may count towards your competition weight.
This is one reason lightweight models such as the FUJI Suparaito are popular with competition-focused BJJ athletes.
Always check the latest uniform regulations of your specific tournament organization before competing.
Choosing the Right FUJI Gi Size
A BJJ Gi should provide sufficient freedom of movement without being excessively loose.
Most BJJ Gis use sizing such as A0, A1, A2, A3 and A4. Some ranges also offer additional sizes designed for different heights and body proportions.
Because cut and fit can vary between individual FUJI models, always check the specific size chart for the Gi you intend to purchase.
How Should a BJJ Gi Fit?
A properly fitting BJJ Gi should allow you to move freely without leaving excessive loose fabric.
Fit also has a practical role in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu because your opponent can use the jacket and trousers for grips.
Competition rules may additionally specify acceptable sleeve, trouser and overall Gi measurements. A Competition Gi should therefore not be selected purely according to personal style preferences.
How to Wash Your FUJI BJJ Gi
Your BJJ Gi should be washed as soon as practical after training.
Always follow the specific care instructions provided for your FUJI Gi. High washing and drying temperatures can cause cotton fabrics to shrink and may significantly change the fit.
A wet or sweaty Gi should also not be left inside your training bag for unnecessarily long periods.
How Many BJJ Gis Do You Need?
If you only train occasionally, one Gi may be enough when starting Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
If you train several times per week, having two or more Gis is considerably more practical. One Gi can be washed and allowed to dry completely while another is ready for your next session.
Many active BJJ practitioners also combine a durable everyday Training Gi with a lighter Gi for competition or travel.
FUJI for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
FUJI's international BJJ range extends beyond traditional Gis.
The wider FUJI BJJ collection includes products such as:
- BJJ Gis
- Rashguards
- Grappling Shorts
- BJJ Belts
- Training Apparel
- Gym Bags & Backpacks
- Grappling Equipment
At KHUNPON, the current FUJI selection is focused primarily on BJJ Gis.
FUJI Rashguards & No-Gi Equipment
Alongside traditional Gi Jiu-Jitsu, FUJI is also active in No-Gi Grappling.
The wider international range includes products such as Rashguards and Grappling Shorts designed for training without the traditional Gi.
Rashguards provide close-fitting functional training apparel for No-Gi sessions and, depending on the academy and applicable rules, can also be worn underneath a BJJ Gi.
FUJI Judo
FUJI's history is closely connected to Judo.
Founder Frank Hatashita was an accomplished Judoka and influential international Judo official. Judo Gis and traditional martial arts equipment therefore form an important part of the brand's heritage.
Today, FUJI Sports continues to operate across Jiu-Jitsu, Judo and other combat sports.
FUJI MMA
The wider international FUJI range also includes apparel and equipment for MMA and Grappling.
This includes products such as Rashguards, Fight Shorts and additional Training Gear.
The current KHUNPON selection, however, is focused primarily on FUJI BJJ Gis. The products displayed on this page show which FUJI items are currently available from KHUNPON.
FUJI Sports – Built for Life on the Mat
FUJI Sports combines its roots in traditional Judo with decades of experience in modern Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Grappling.
This experience is reflected in a wide variety of Gi concepts, ranging from versatile training models to lightweight Gis designed for athletes who prioritize low weight and mobility.
This allows both BJJ beginners and experienced Grapplers to choose a Gi according to their individual training requirements.
FUJI for BJJ Beginners
If you are just starting Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, you do not necessarily need the lightest or most specialized Competition Gi.
A suitable size, comfortable fit and reliable construction for regular training are usually more important when choosing your first Gi.
As you gain experience, you will be better able to decide whether you prefer features such as an especially lightweight construction for competition or travel.
FUJI for Experienced Grapplers
Experienced BJJ practitioners often have more specific requirements for their Gis.
Weight, cut, fabric and fit can all become important depending on your training style and personal preferences.
The different FUJI ranges make it possible to choose between versatile Training Gis and lighter, more competition-oriented options.
Training Gi or Competition Gi?
If you train Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu several times per week, it can make sense to use different Gis for different situations.
A versatile Training Gi can be used for regular academy sessions, while a lightweight Competition Gi can be reserved for tournaments, competition preparation or travel.
This also reduces the amount of wear placed on a single Gi and gives you greater flexibility between training sessions.
Why Choose FUJI BJJ?
FUJI combines decades of martial arts heritage with a strong presence in modern Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
The brand is particularly interesting if you:
- are looking for a FUJI BJJ Gi for regular training,
- prefer a lightweight Competition Gi,
- are interested in the popular FUJI Suparaito range,
- need a lightweight Gi for training and travel,
- or want a brand with long-standing roots in Judo and Jiu-Jitsu.
Shop FUJI BJJ Gis at KHUNPON
Shop FUJI BJJ Gis at KHUNPON and find the right Jiu-Jitsu Gi for your training on the mat.
From lightweight models such as the FUJI Suparaito to other FUJI Gi designs, the range offers options for different training requirements and preferences.
Whether you are preparing for regular academy training, competition or your next trip, choose your FUJI Gi according to your training style, weight requirements and preferred fit.