Lightweight gis uses pearl-weave cotton at 450 - 550 GSM, light enough to move freely, yet tough enough to handle everyday training or competition. Everyday Rolls Collection

That means you get great mobility, less overheating, quicker drying — ideal if you train often or live somewhere humid.

Strong, not flimsy:

Pearl Weave has a tight, compact structure that takes abuse — hard grips, fast guard passes, constant washing. It doesn’t stretch out or fall apart. Light doesn’t mean weak.

Performance without the weight:

You get durability without the bulk of Double Weave. Perfect for hot gyms, travel, and hitting comp weight without stressing. You move better because nothing is holding you back.

Cooler, drier training:

It breathes. It dries fast. You won’t feel like you’re wrapped in a wet blanket after two rounds.

Competition friendly:

Pearl Weave is thin and a bit slippery, which can make it harder for opponents to hold deep grips. Fully legal in major competitions — a legit advantage without bending rules.

• Gi: Standard uniform — jacket, pants, belt. Used when training or competing with the gi on. It gives grips, friction, and the "traditional" BJJ feel. Wikipedia+1
  
• No-Gi (rashguard + spats/shorts): Used for no-gi training or competitions. Rashguards help protect skin from mat burns, reduce friction, wick sweat, and improve hygiene. Novakik BJJ+1
  

If you train both Gi and No-Gi — it’s smart to have at least one high-quality set from each.

• Wash in cold water, mild detergent.
  
• Air-dry (never tumble-dry) — high heat and dryers cause shrinkage and wear. Wikipedia+1
  
  If gi is pre-shrunk (like ours) you avoid surprise shrinkage, still good to air-dry for longevity.

Yes. The 450 GSM pearl weave gi balances comfort and durability, plus it meets standard gi-construction rules (cotton jacket/pants, reinforced stitching, proper sizing) for gi competitions under common regulation guidelines.