One-Stop Martial Arts Manufacturer in Pakistan — Source Everything from One Factory

Every gym owner and brand founder knows the pain of managing multiple suppliers. One factory for gis. Another for gloves. A third for rashguards. A fourth for apparel. Four different minimum orders. Four different lead times. Four different quality standards. Four different invoices. Four different shipments.

There is a better way.

Onrox International is the only manufacturer in Sialkot, Pakistan offering the complete range of custom martial arts gear — from BJJ gis and boxing gloves to rashguards, shin guards, hoodies, tracksuits, and wooden belt display racks — under one roof with one quality standard and one point of contact.

Everything We Manufacture

Combat Sports Equipment

No-Gi and Training Gear

Martial Arts Uniforms

Apparel

Accessories

Total: 25+ product categories. One factory. One contact. One shipment.

Why One-Stop Manufacturing Matters

For gym owners: You run one order with us instead of managing four separate supplier relationships. One conversation covers your gis, gloves, rashguards, and hoodies. One shipment arrives at your door. One invoice to process.

For brand founders: Launch with one product and expand your range order by order — all with the same factory, same quality standard, and same contact person who already knows your brand. No onboarding a new supplier every time you add a product.

For distributors: Source your full product catalog from one Pakistan factory instead of splitting across multiple suppliers in different countries. One Certificate of Origin. One customs entry. One freight consolidation.

The Cost Advantage of Consolidated Orders

Ordering multiple products in a single production run saves money in several ways:

Shared setup costs: Design setup, label production, and packaging setup costs are spread across more units when multiple products are ordered together.

Consolidated freight: One shipment from Sialkot to your address costs significantly less per unit than four separate shipments. DHL and FedEx charge by weight and volume — consolidation reduces cost per unit.

Negotiated pricing: Larger total order values qualify for better per-unit pricing. An academy ordering gis + rashguards + hoodies in one order reaches a higher total value than ordering gis alone — unlocking better pricing across all products.

How to Start a One-Stop Order

1. List every product your gym or brand needs in the next 6 months
2. Send us the full list via our quote form or WhatsApp
3. We provide a consolidated quote covering all products with combined pricing
4. One design approval process covers all products
5. One production run. One shipment. One delivery.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I really order gis and boxing gloves in the same shipment? Yes. We manufacture both in our Sialkot facility and ship together in one consolidated carton shipment.

Is quality consistent across different product categories? Yes. Every product category goes through the same multi-stage QC process — material inspection, production inspection, and final garment inspection before packing.

Do I get a discount for ordering multiple product categories? Yes. Larger consolidated orders qualify for better per-unit pricing. Contact us with your full requirements for combined pricing.

What is the MOQ when ordering multiple products? MOQ applies per product type — minimum 25 pieces per style. You can combine small quantities of multiple products in one order.

Kids BJJ Gi Sizing Guide — Complete Size Chart for Youth Practitioners

Sizing a kids BJJ gi correctly is more important than sizing an adult gi. Children grow fast, train continuously, and need a gi that is comfortable enough to encourage their enthusiasm for the sport — not one that restricts movement or makes them feel uncomfortable on the mat.

This guide gives you everything you need to size kids BJJ gis correctly — whether you are a parent buying for your child, an academy ordering for your kids program, or a brand building a youth gear range.

How Kids BJJ Gi Sizing Works

Kids BJJ gis use the M (Minor) size system from M0 through M4. Unlike adult sizing which is primarily based on height, kids sizing must account for the significant variation in height and weight at the same age.

Two children both aged 8 years old can differ by 15cm in height and 10kg in weight. Always measure the child rather than relying on age alone.

Kids BJJ Gi Size Chart — M0 to M4

What Happens After M4?

Children who have outgrown M4 (typically 13+ years or tall 11–12 year olds) move into adult sizing:

• Slim teens: A0 (157–163cm)
• Average teens: A1 (163–170cm)
• Girls aged 12+: F1 or F2 from the women’s size range

How to Measure a Child for a BJJ Gi

Step 1 — Height: Stand the child barefoot against a wall. Measure from floor to the top of their head without shoes. This is the primary measurement.

Step 2 — Weight: Use a scale with the child in minimal clothing.

Step 3 — Find the size: Match height to the size chart above. If the child’s weight is at the upper end of the weight range for their height — or if they have a broad, stocky build — consider sizing up.

Step 4 — Order with growth in mind: If the child is at the upper end of an M2 measurement, order M3. The gi will have 3–5cm allowance initially and will fit correctly for longer as the child grows.

How Often Do Kids Need a New Gi?

Plan your academy gi reorder cycle around these growth rates. Most successful academy gi programs offer a twice-yearly ordering window and a size exchange program.

Academy Bulk Order — Kids Size Breakdown

For a class of 40 children aged 5–12 years:

Survey your class first if possible — ask parents for their child’s current height. This will give you a more accurate breakdown than a general estimate.

IBJJF Youth Competition Sizing

IBJJF enforces the same sleeve and pant length rules for youth competitors as for adults. The gi must:

• Have sleeves ending within 5cm of the wrist
• Have pants ending within 5cm of the ankle

For youth competitors, order in the correct size with no more than 3–4cm allowance — enough room for washing shrinkage but not enough to fail inspection.

Ordering Custom Kids Gis from Onrox International

All our kids gis are manufactured in the full M0–M4 range with:

• 350–400gsm pearl weave (lighter than adult gis for comfort)
• Soft flexible collar construction
• Reinforced knee patches and crotch seam
• Your academy logo embroidered on chest and back
• Kids rank belts in all colors available

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Frequently Asked Questions

What size gi does a 6-year-old need? A 6-year-old of average height (112–118cm) typically fits M1. Measure their height to confirm. For a child on the taller side of this age group, M2 may be more appropriate.

Can I order half M2 and half M3 in the same order? Yes. We regularly produce mixed size orders. Specify exact quantities per size in the quote form.

How much smaller is M0 vs M1? M0 covers 100–110cm height. M1 covers 110–120cm height. The difference is approximately one size up — suitable for a child who has grown 10cm since their last gi.

Are kids gis pre-shrunk? Yes. All our gis are pre-shrunk. Wash in cold water on arrival to confirm final sizing before the child’s first class.

What belt colors are available for kids? We produce kids belts in white, grey, yellow, orange, green, blue, and purple — covering the standard kids rank systems used by IBJJF-affiliated academies worldwide.

Women’s BJJ Gear Buying Guide — Everything Female Practitioners Need to Know

The women’s BJJ market has changed dramatically. Five years ago the choice for female practitioners was simple — buy a men’s gi in a small size and deal with the poor fit. Today, women’s specific BJJ gear is widely available, purpose-built for the female body, and increasingly available in designs that reflect the aesthetic preferences of female practitioners.

This guide covers everything a female practitioner, academy owner, or brand founder needs to know about buying or ordering women’s BJJ gear in 2026.

The Women’s BJJ Gi — What to Look For

Cut and construction: A women’s cut gi has a tapered waist, shorter jacket body, narrower shoulder width, and wider hip measurement in the pants. These construction differences make a significant difference to comfort and performance on the mat.

If you have been wearing a men’s gi, the first time you train in a properly fitted women’s gi is a revelation — no excess fabric bunching during guard work, correct sleeve length without sacrificing waist fit, and pants that stay in place during leg lock exchanges.

Fabric weight for women: Most female practitioners prefer lighter fabric weights than their male counterparts. Pearl weave at 350–450gsm is the most popular choice. The lighter weight reduces fatigue during long training sessions and is more appropriate for the typically smaller body mass of female practitioners.

IBJJF compliance: Women compete in the same IBJJF gi rules as men — white, blue, or black gi, correct sleeve and pant length. A properly sized women’s cut gi meets these requirements. If you are ordering for competition, specify IBJJF-compliant construction and get pre-shrunk sizing.

Colors: The women’s BJJ gi market has expanded significantly beyond the traditional white, blue, and black. For training use, colors like dusty rose, sage green, lavender, teal, and coral are popular in the women’s market and create strong brand identity for female-focused brands.

Women’s Rashguards — What to Look For

Fit: A women’s rashguard has a contoured chest panel, longer body length (stays tucked in during guard work), and narrower shoulder width. These construction details matter for comfort during ground work.

Sleeve length: Long sleeve rashguards are required for colored belt women competing at IBJJF events. The rashguard color must match the belt rank. Most female competitors own both long sleeve (competition) and short sleeve (training) rashguards.

Fabric: 80/20 polyester/spandex is the industry standard. Look for anti-microbial treatment — important for gear worn in close contact training. UPF 50+ is a bonus for practitioners who train outdoors.

Design: The women’s rashguard market responds well to geometric patterns, floral elements, and color-block designs that are rare in men’s gear. Brands that create genuinely women-first designs — not pink versions of men’s designs — build the strongest loyalty.

Women’s Spats and Shorts

Spats: Women’s spats have a higher waistband, wider hip measurement, and tapered fit through the thigh and calf. They are worn alone for no-gi grappling or under shorts for additional coverage.

Full-length (ankle) spats are the most popular. 3/4 length (below knee) is a growing preference for practitioners who find full-length spats too warm during training.

Grappling shorts: Women’s grappling shorts have a higher rise waist, fitted hip, and often include an inner compression short for coverage during inverted guard positions. The higher rise design is particularly important for women — standard men’s shorts drop too low during ground work.

Building a Complete Women’s BJJ Kit

For training:

• Pearl weave gi 450gsm (women’s cut) — white or blue for versatility
• Short sleeve rashguard — 1–2 designs
• Grappling shorts or spats

For competition:

• Pearl weave gi 450gsm — white, blue, or black (IBJJF rules)
• Long sleeve rashguard — in your current belt rank color
• Grappling shorts

For the gym bag:

• Hoodie or zip-up sweatshirt for pre and post training
• T-shirt for travel days

For Academies — Running a Women’s Program

If your academy has a dedicated women’s class or a growing female membership, custom branded women’s gear creates a powerful sense of inclusion and belonging.

We recommend:

• Women’s cut gi in your academy colors with your logo
• Matching women’s rashguard in academy design
• Women’s hoodie with academy branding

A female student who has gear that actually fits her correctly and carries her academy’s brand trains more consistently, recommends the academy to other women, and stays longer.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Should women buy women’s cut or men’s cut BJJ gis? Women’s cut gis provide a significantly better fit for most female practitioners. Men’s gis can be worn but the waist, shoulder, and jacket body proportions do not match the female body.

What size women’s gi should I order? Use our BJJ gi sizing chart for women’s F1–F5 sizing. When between sizes order larger for training, closer to your exact measurement for competition.

Are women’s BJJ gis IBJJF legal? Yes. Women’s cut gis in white, blue, or black that meet sleeve and pant length requirements are fully IBJJF legal.

What is the most popular women’s BJJ gi color? White and blue are most popular for competition. For training and lifestyle gis, dusty rose, sage green, and teal are among the most popular colors in the women’s market.

Duty-Free BJJ Gear Imports from Pakistan — UK and EU GSP+ Guide

If you are based in the United Kingdom or European Union and sourcing custom BJJ gis, MMA gear, or martial arts apparel from Pakistan, you have a significant cost advantage that most buyers do not know about — and that most of your competitors sourcing from other countries do not have access to.

Pakistan benefits from preferential trade status with both the UK and EU that reduces or eliminates import duty on a wide range of manufactured goods — including combat sports equipment and martial arts apparel.

What Is GSP+?

GSP+ stands for Generalised Scheme of Preferences Plus. It is a trade agreement between the European Union and developing countries that meet specific governance and sustainability criteria. Pakistan is a GSP+ beneficiary country.

Under GSP+, eligible Pakistani exports into the EU attract significantly reduced import duty rates compared to the standard tariff — in many product categories the duty rate is reduced to 0%.

What Is the UK DCTS?

Following Brexit, the United Kingdom established its own Developing Countries Trading Scheme (DCTS) — the UK’s equivalent of the EU’s GSP. Pakistan qualifies under the UK DCTS Enhanced Preferences framework, which provides preferential tariff rates on Pakistani exports into the UK.

What Does This Mean for Your BJJ Gear Order?

When you import custom BJJ gis, boxing gloves, rashguards, or martial arts apparel from Onrox International in Pakistan into the UK or EU, your import duty is significantly lower than if you sourced the same products from China, Vietnam, or other manufacturing countries without preferential trade status.

Practical example: Standard import duty on sportswear garments into the EU from a non-preferential country: 12% Import duty on the same garments from Pakistan under GSP+: 0–4%

On a £10,000 order that is a saving of £800–£1,200 in import duty alone — before accounting for any other cost differences.

How to Claim GSP+ / DCTS Preference

To claim the preferential duty rate your shipment needs:

For EU imports:

• A Statement on Origin from the exporter (for shipments under €6,000)
• Or an EUR.1 Movement Certificate issued by Pakistani customs
• Or a REX (Registered Exporter) declaration if the exporter is REX registered

For UK imports:

• A UK Origin Declaration from the exporter
• Or proof of preferential origin documentation

At Onrox International we provide the necessary origin documentation with every export shipment to the UK and EU. Inform us at order stage that you require GSP+ or DCTS documentation and we ensure the paperwork is correct.

Other Cost Advantages of Sourcing from Pakistan

Beyond GSP+ duty preference:

Geographic proximity to UK and EU: Pakistan is closer to the UK and EU than East Asian manufacturing countries. Air freight transit times are shorter — 3–5 days to UK vs 5–7+ days from East Asia. Shorter transit = lower freight cost per day of capital tied up in transit inventory.

Factory-direct pricing: Onrox International sells factory-direct with no agents or importers adding markup between production and your door. This cost saving stacks on top of the duty preference.

Currency stability: Pakistani Rupee vs USD pricing gives UK and EU buyers stability when the Rupee fluctuates — we quote in USD which is a predictable reference currency for international trade.

Is GSP+ Guaranteed to Continue?

Trade agreements are subject to periodic review. Pakistan’s GSP+ status has been renewed through the current EU review cycle. The UK DCTS is a newer scheme established post-Brexit. We recommend verifying current rates with your customs broker or freight forwarder at the time of ordering — trade policy can change.

How to Order from Onrox International as a UK or EU Buyer

1. Request a quote — specify you are a UK or EU buyer
2. We provide pricing in USD with GSP+ documentation included
3. Your freight forwarder or customs broker handles the import declaration using our origin documents
4. You claim the preferential duty rate at import

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does GSP+ apply to all products Onrox International manufactures? Most textile and garment products (gis, rashguards, shorts, apparel) qualify. Leather goods and some equipment categories have different tariff classifications. Confirm with your customs broker for specific HS codes.

Do I need to do anything special to claim the preference? Inform us at order stage that you require origin documentation. We provide the necessary paperwork. Your customs broker or freight forwarder submits it with your import declaration.

Does this preference apply if I import through a third country? Generally no — goods must ship directly from Pakistan to the UK or EU without transshipment through a non-qualifying country to maintain preferential origin status.

Is this available to individual academy owners or only large distributors? GSP+ preference is available on all qualifying imports regardless of order size. Both small academy orders and large distributor orders benefit.

OEM vs Private Label BJJ Gear — What Is the Difference and Which Is Right for You?

If you have been researching custom BJJ gear manufacturing, you have probably come across the terms OEM and private label. They are often used interchangeably — but they mean different things, and understanding the difference helps you communicate more clearly with manufacturers and make better sourcing decisions.

At Onrox International we offer both OEM and private label manufacturing from our factory in Sialkot, Pakistan. This guide explains exactly what each term means in the context of BJJ and martial arts gear.

What Does OEM Mean?

OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer. In the context of BJJ gear, OEM means you provide the manufacturer with your own design specifications — your own technical drawings, your own patterns, your own construction details — and the manufacturer produces the product exactly to your specification.

OEM in practice for BJJ gear:

You tell the manufacturer:

• Exact fabric GSM and weave construction
• Exact collar dimensions and stiffness
• Exact sleeve and pant length specifications
• Exact stitching density and seam construction
• Exact logo placement dimensions in millimeters
• Exact colorway with Pantone references

The manufacturer produces exactly what you specify — nothing more, nothing less. If your specification is wrong, the product is wrong.

Who OEM is for:

• Established brands with their own product development team
• Brands recreating or improving an existing product they already sell
• Large distributors with dedicated product design staff
• Brands transitioning from one manufacturer to another with locked specifications

What Does Private Label Mean?

Private label means you put your brand name and logo on a product that the manufacturer designs and produces using their own standard patterns and construction. You choose from existing product styles, fabrics, and specifications — and the manufacturer applies your branding.

Private label in practice for BJJ gear:

You tell the manufacturer:

• Which product you want (e.g. pearl weave gi, 450gsm)
• Your color preference
• Your logo and branding
• Your packaging requirements

The manufacturer handles:

• The pattern and construction specifications
• The technical production details
• The quality standard

You get a product carrying your brand that meets the manufacturer’s quality standard — without needing to develop technical specifications yourself.

Who private label is for:

• New brands launching their first product
• Academy owners creating branded school gear
• Distributors building a house brand
• Entrepreneurs entering the BJJ market without technical manufacturing knowledge

OEM vs Private Label — Side by Side

Which Should You Choose?

Choose private label if:

• You are launching your first branded product
• You do not have technical manufacturing experience
• You want a fast, reliable path to a quality branded product
• You are an academy owner rather than a product brand

Choose OEM if:

• You have an existing product with locked specifications
• You are switching manufacturers and need exact replication
• You have developed a unique construction you want protected
• You have a product development team managing specifications

What Onrox International Offers

We offer both OEM and private label manufacturing across our full product range — BJJ gis, boxing gloves, MMA gear, rashguards, shorts, shin guards, and apparel.

For new brands and academies we recommend starting with private label — our proven constructions, your branding — and transitioning to OEM specification once you have established your product identity and know exactly what you want.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I start with private label and switch to OEM later? Yes. Many brands start with our standard private label constructions, test the market, then provide custom OEM specifications once they know what their customers want.

Does private label mean lower quality than OEM? No. Private label uses our proven, quality-tested constructions. OEM quality depends entirely on the accuracy of the specifications provided — a poorly written OEM spec produces a poor product regardless of the manufacturer’s capability.

Is my private label design exclusive to my brand? Your specific logo, colorway, and branding are exclusive. The underlying product construction (standard gi pattern, standard glove shape) is not exclusive — these are industry-standard constructions used across the market.