
Judo Suits
4.5Judo block with single or double weave jacket cloth and reinforced lapel stitching.

Dojo and brand gi manufacturing
GenXport manufactures custom karate uniforms for dojos, academy chains, uniform suppliers and private label brands. Tell us the practice use, the size run and the pieces included, and bulk production starts at 50 pieces.
Send order quantity, size breakdown, jacket and trouser references, color references, fabric preference, dojo artwork, label and packing needs, and the destination.
Everyday practice, kata and kumite call for different sleeve lengths, cloth handle and jacket proportion. Name the use first so the pattern work has a target.
Jacket and trousers are separate lines on the specification. For the jacket, state the cloth family, sleeve length, skirt length and front tie cord arrangement. Trouser details cover the rise, leg width and whether the waist uses a drawcord, elastic or both. GenXport builds custom karate uniforms from that written brief rather than from a reference photograph alone.
Sizing and decoration follow. Send measured values for every size in the run and keep junior and adult groups apart, because grading is applied to the approved block. Dojo crests, name sets, woven labels, hang tags and polybagging are confirmed before the pre production sample, and any competition requirement should be written into the specification so it can be reviewed.
A clear, documented path from inquiry to delivery keeps bulk consistent.
Launch your product without a large first run, then scale production as demand grows. We quote against your fabric, fit, decoration, and quantity.
Run sizes are illustrative brackets — we confirm your exact minimum on quote.
A typical first run starts around 50 pieces per design, and pricing gets more efficient with volume. We confirm your exact minimum and production window on quote.
Each line is made to your own brief. Add it to this production order or ask for a separate quotation.

Judo block with single or double weave jacket cloth and reinforced lapel stitching.

Include quantities, size breakdown, jacket and trouser references, color references and dojo artwork. Add label, packing and destination details so the quotation covers the whole order.
A clear specification gives the sample a useful checklist and keeps later approvals focused.
State whether the order serves everyday practice, kata or kumite, and which grades it covers. That decision guides sleeve length, cloth handle and jacket proportion.
Minimums, sampling, construction differences, sizing and decoration.
Not sure about fabric, print, or MOQ?
Send your artwork and roster. We confirm fabric, branding, MOQ, lead time, and a clear price.
MOQ starts at 50 pieces. The quantity can be spread across sizes using your own breakdown. Send that breakdown so the quotation reflects the real run.
MOQ starts at 50 pieces and sample orders run 2–5 pieces.

Branded packing and export-ready delivery.
Share artwork, fabric, and roster; we confirm specs.
We make a sample for color, fit, and print approval.
MRP planning locks materials, sizing, and timeline.
We print, cut, sew, and check against the sample.
Branded packing and export-ready delivery.
Grappling build with filled collar, ripstop or twill trousers and sewn patch panels.

Dobok with V neck or crossover jacket, ribbed collar band and elastic waist trousers.

Instructor uniforms in your dark colorway, with script and name embroidery specified.

Multi row stitched belts in your rank colors, with stripe bars and name embroidery.

Knit jacket and pant sets produced in your colors, with embroidered dojo crests.

Sewn to your dimensions and compartment plan, with a flat panel for decoration.
Send the quantity, size breakdown and artwork you want quoted for each line.
See the full rangeSend measured chest, length, sleeve, waist and inseam for each size. CAD patterns and automated grading extend the approved block across the full order.
Supply color references for cloth, tie cords and trim. Fabric sourcing, composition and color matching are agreed during specification review.
Check tie cord positions, stitch rows, hem finish and shrinkage behavior on the sample. List every change so the next sample is judged against the same points.
Woven labels, printed care labels, hang tags and polybagging are produced with the run. Brand ready packaging is specified alongside the uniform.
The approved sample, graded size set and artwork files form the production brief. Reorders run against that reference so later batches match.