Onikuma Gi

I’ve been training Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu for a while now, and my Budo Gi has quickly become one of my favorites. The first thing you notice is the excellent build quality — the stitching is solid, the fabric feels durable, and it holds up extremely well even after intense training sessions and repeated washes.
The fit is spot on: snug enough to feel secure but still allows a full range of motion. The material strikes a great balance between being lightweight and tough, making it comfortable for rolling without feeling too heavy.
The design is also a standout — the black color with subtle gold patches looks sharp and professional. It’s stylish without being flashy. I also appreciate the attention to detail in the embroidered logos and clean finishes.
Overall, the Budo Gi delivers on all fronts: comfort, durability, and style. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned practitioner, this gi will not disappoint.

I hope they restock in white.

Best quality

I am a 5ft 10in 295lb strongman competitor who is also training bjj. I bought the a5 size hoping just to just have the pants shortened. The pants are too tight around my thunder thighs and I can’t squat down with them almost ripping. The gi top is a 5 star. Fits great and looks awesome. I know it’s not the company’s fault. I am a weird shape for bjj gi’s just wished y'all had a a3h option.

I've owned and worn a handful of gi's since training jits and I need to say, by long shot, this has been the best gi in terms of 1) quality, 2) fit, and most pleasantly, 3) design. I love the aesthetic and the material equally tops in quality and wear. Thanks Daniel and Budo team

My boy is has just turned 15 years old! 5 foot 9" and has that lean teenage build. I bought him the A1 L, I was worried how it would fit, but it fits him absolutely perfectly. He loves it, he says he looks "super swish"

I’ve been training Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu for a while now, and my Budo Gi has quickly become one of my favorites. The first thing you notice is the excellent build quality — the stitching is solid, the fabric feels durable, and it holds up extremely well even after intense training sessions and repeated washes.
The fit is spot on: snug enough to feel secure but still allows a full range of motion. The material strikes a great balance between being lightweight and tough, making it comfortable for rolling without feeling too heavy.
The design is also a standout — the black color with subtle gold patches looks sharp and professional. It’s stylish without being flashy. I also appreciate the attention to detail in the embroidered logos and clean finishes.
Overall, the Budo Gi delivers on all fronts: comfort, durability, and style. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned practitioner, this gi will not disappoint.

I hope they restock in white.

Best quality

I am a 5ft 10in 295lb strongman competitor who is also training bjj. I bought the a5 size hoping just to just have the pants shortened. The pants are too tight around my thunder thighs and I can’t squat down with them almost ripping. The gi top is a 5 star. Fits great and looks awesome. I know it’s not the company’s fault. I am a weird shape for bjj gi’s just wished y'all had a a3h option.

I've owned and worn a handful of gi's since training jits and I need to say, by long shot, this has been the best gi in terms of 1) quality, 2) fit, and most pleasantly, 3) design. I love the aesthetic and the material equally tops in quality and wear. Thanks Daniel and Budo team

My boy is has just turned 15 years old! 5 foot 9" and has that lean teenage build. I bought him the A1 L, I was worried how it would fit, but it fits him absolutely perfectly. He loves it, he says he looks "super swish"