BJJ KIMONOS!

[Xeshawn]

Hey Guys , I am Xeshawn and i am a Professional Manufacturer of BJJ Kimonos. Martial Arts is my Passion and i know how important a Kimono is to a Player .so i do make sure that the quality and standards do meet the requirements of the players to give max performance. Please Do hit me here for any business inquiry.



If you need 1 for yourself and i also do provide bulk quantity for resell , any size is available with Free Belt Giveaway.

Hope to see ya folks soon

 

[Martial D]

Hey Guys , I am Xeshawn and i am a Professional Manufacturer of BJJ Kimonos. Martial Arts is my Passion and i know how important a Kimono is to a Player .so i do make sure that the quality and standards do meet the requirements of the players to give max performance. Please Do hit me here for any business inquiry.



If you need 1 for yourself and i also do provide bulk quantity for resell , any size is available with Free Belt Giveaway.

Hope to see ya folks soon

Um. Kimono? Lol

 

[Steve]

Um. Kimono? Lol

That's what they're called. In BJJ, a gi or kimono is the same thing. Don't get confused, though. It's not Japanese. It's Portuguese. Well, technically, it's English, but you get the point.

 

[Wing Woo Gar]

That's what they're called. In BJJ, a gi or kimono is the same thing. Don't get confused, though. It's not Japanese. It's Portuguese. Well, technically, it's English, but you get the point.

I wear a Horimono. Can’t seem to take it off…

 

[Martial D]

That's what they're called. In BJJ, a gi or kimono is the same thing. Don't get confused, though. It's not Japanese. It's Portuguese. Well, technically, it's English, but you get the point.

Well. In Japanese Gi means clothes and kimono means ceremonial clothing. Roughly. I've never heard a gi refered to as a kimono and I've been in and out of BJJ since the 1990s

But.

Carry on with this advert thread lol

 

[Steve]

Well. In Japanese Gi means clothes and kimono means ceremonial clothing. Roughly. I've never heard a gi refered to as a kimono and I've been in and out of BJJ since the 1990s

But.

Carry on with this advert thread lol

Google can be your friend.

 

[Wing Woo Gar]

That's what they're called. In BJJ, a gi or kimono is the same thing. Don't get confused, though. It's not Japanese. It's Portuguese. Well, technically, it's English, but you get the point.

Like tempura. That’s Portuguese too.

 

[Tony Dismukes]

Well. In Japanese Gi means clothes and kimono means ceremonial clothing. Roughly. I've never heard a gi refered to as a kimono and I've been in and out of BJJ since the 1990s

But.

Carry on with this advert thread lol

I’d say that the majority of the BJJ community calls the uniform a gi, but there’s a significant minority who call it a kimono. I think it goes back to the Gracies. Probably Carlos or Helio misunderstood the Japanese terminology way back when and it just stuck.

 

[Wing Woo Gar]

Well. In Japanese Gi means clothes and kimono means ceremonial clothing. Roughly. I've never heard a gi refered to as a kimono and I've been in and out of BJJ since the 1990s

But.

Carry on with this advert thread lol

I could be wrong, I’m not that good with languages, I think gi means ceremony and kimono means thing to wear. Not what we call it in the west, but then there are at least 4 or 5 different characters for different types of courage in Chinese. Just as an example. Again, I could be wrong here, don’t quote me without fact checking me first.

 

[Oily Dragon]

I could be wrong, I’m not that good with languages, I think gi means ceremony and kimono means thing to wear. Not what we call it in the west, but then there are at least 4 or 5 different characters for different types of courage in Chinese. Just as an example. Again, I could be wrong here, don’t quote me without fact checking me first.

Here's what kimono means in a nutshell. This is the French version.

BJJ peeps are pretty stylish, so I agree.

 

[Oily Dragon]

That's what they're called. In BJJ, a gi or kimono is the same thing. Don't get confused, though. It's not Japanese. It's Portuguese. Well, technically, it's English, but you get the point.

 

[O'Malley]

What is the airspeed of an unloaded Japanese swallow?

 

[Steve]

What is the airspeed of an unloaded Japanese swallow?

While carrying a coconut?

 

[Monkey Turned Wolf]

While carrying a coconut?

Then it would no longer be unladen. He was actually asking a simpler question then the earlier folk. Just a random fyi/tidbit.

 

[Wing Woo Gar]

You are

Here's what kimono means in a nutshell. This is the French version.

BJJ peeps are pretty stylish, so I agree.

You are the only one who got the horimono joke, or the only one who thought it was mildly funny.

 

[Oily Dragon]

You are

You are the only one who got the horimono joke, or the only one who thought it was mildly funny.