
Embroidery and embroidery digitizing
Choose for school crests, lapel marks and script. Send vector artwork with final dimensions and a thread reference judged on the dark cloth.

Instructor uniform manufacturing for dojos
GenXport manufactures instructor uniforms, including the black karate gi, for dojos, academy chains, uniform suppliers and martial arts brands. Name the discipline, the jacket build and the trim, with bulk runs from 50 pieces.
Send order quantity, size breakdown, the discipline, jacket and trouser references, color references, fabric preference, crest and script artwork, label and packing needs, and the destination.
Sensei outfit covers several builds. The specification has to name the discipline first, because a karate jacket, a dobok and a grappling gi are different patterns.
A black karate gi is one direction within that brief. State the cloth family, jacket overlap, sleeve and skirt length, and the trouser rise and waist build. Colored trim, lapel piping and script placement are separate lines, and the school's own rank markings should be written out rather than assumed from a general chart.
Dark colorways need their own sample check. Review shade against a physical color reference, then look at the cloth again after the care method you plan to publish, because dyed fabric and contrast trim do not always behave the same way. Woven labels, printed care labels, hang tags and polybagging are confirmed before the bulk run.
Thread and vinyl colors are chosen against the dyed cloth, not against a white reference. Confirm each placement before the sample is made.
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.
These lines are produced to your own specification. Add them to the instructor order or ask for a separate quotation.

Student gi in plain weave with tie cord front, graded from the approved block.

Include quantity, size breakdown, the discipline, color references and crest or script artwork. Add label, packing and destination details for a complete quotation.
These steps turn an instructor uniform idea into something a sample can be judged against.
Say which martial art the uniform serves and what the instructor demonstrates in it. That decides the jacket pattern and the cloth direction.
Scope of the term, colorways, cloth choice, decoration, minimums and reorders.
Not sure about fabric, print, or MOQ?
Send your artwork and roster. We confirm fabric, branding, MOQ, lead time, and a clear price.
Not always. The term covers several instructor builds across different martial arts. A black karate gi is one of them. Name the discipline so the right pattern is used.
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.
Judogi in single or double weave cloth, with reinforced lapel and knee panels.

Gi jacket and trousers with filled collar and patch panels marked on the pattern.

Dobok sets with V neck or crossover jacket and a ribbed collar band option.

Stitched in your rank colors and lengths, with stripe bars and name embroidery.

Knit jacket and pant sets in your colors, with crest embroidery and name sets.

Sewn to your dimensions and compartment plan, with a flat panel for artwork.
Send quantity, size breakdown and artwork for each line on the quotation.
See the full rangeGive chest, jacket length, sleeve, waist and inseam per size. CAD patterns and automated grading extend the approved block across the order.
Send a physical reference for the body color and each trim. Fabric sourcing and color matching are confirmed before the pre production sample.
Check lapel overlap, stitch rows, hem finish and shade after washing on the sample. Record every change as a written list.
Woven labels, printed care labels, hang tags and polybagging are made with the order. Brand ready packaging is specified next to the uniform.
The approved sample, graded size set and digitized files form the production brief. Reorders are run against the same approved shade and artwork.