First and foremost, you need to wear a Gi. The standard uniform in BJJ you’ll be wearing is the cotton gi, also known as a “kimono,” based on the traditional kimonos worn in Japanese martial arts since the 1920s. A gi is essentially a heavy cotton jacket with a thick neckline, drawstring trousers, and a belt made of cotton that is colored to signify your rank.

In the absence of a gi, you’ll be wearing a rashguard top plus board shorts similar to those you’d wear to the swimming pool or beach. You could also put on leggings or spats beneath your shorts. Most BJJ clothes are constructed from an elastic material such as polyester.

We provide you Gi (Uniform) rental for Rp. 100k/pair, for those who don’t have. You can directly ask the receptionist for Gi rental.