Trusted Karate Specialists Since 2009
Lightweight to heavyweight competition-ready karate suits trusted by practitioners worldwide.
Browse our Karate gi collection including lightweight training suits and WKF-approved competition uniforms. Whether you’re starting Karate or preparing for grading, we have the right fit and weight for your needs. Based in Lancashire since 2009 with fast UK dispatch and free delivery over £70.
Owari Tournament Series — Batch 01
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FAQ - Karate Suits
What is the best Karate gi for beginners?
A lightweight 6–8oz Karate suit is usually ideal for beginners as it’s comfortable and easy to move in.
Are your Karate suits suitable for grading?
Yes, our Karate gis are suitable for club training and grading. WKF-approved options are available for competition use.
How quickly will my Karate gi be delivered?
We dispatch from UK stock with £3.99 delivery under £70 and free delivery over £70.
Can I return or exchange if the size is wrong?
Yes, you can return or exchange in line with our returns policy. We recommend checking the size guide before ordering.
Karate Suit Buying Guide
What Weight Karate Gi Should I Choose?
Karate suits are usually described by fabric weight (often in ounces).
- Lightweight (6–8oz) – Ideal for beginners and kumite (sparring). Lighter, cooler and easier to move in.
- Midweight (8–10oz) – Good balance for regular club training.
- Heavyweight (10oz+) – More durable and often preferred for kata and competition.
If you’re just starting training, a lightweight Karate gi is usually the best choice.
How Should a Karate Suit Fit?
A Karate gi should:
✔ Allow full movement when kicking and punching
✔ Have sleeves finishing near the wrist
✔ Have trousers sitting at the ankle
✔ Not feel tight across the shoulders
Karate suits are sized by height in centimetres. If you are between sizes, sizing up slightly can allow room to grow.
What’s the Difference Between WKF and Standard Karate Gis?
WKF-approved Karate suits are designed to meet World Karate Federation competition standards. These are typically required for official tournaments.
Standard Karate gis are perfect for club training and grading.
Always check with your club if you’re unsure.
Do Karate Suits Come With a Belt?
Many beginner Karate suits include a white belt. Some competition models may not include a belt.
Always check the product description for confirmation.