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Built on
other
people’s mats.
One of the things we believe about jiu-jitsu is that you can’t do it alone, and the same is true of our partnerships. Through collaboration, we build a wider network and deeper experience, carry our brand into new places, and most importantly, help our partners step onto the mats with full confidence in a rash guard built to the highest standard. That’s why we put everything we have into every single design.
Robert Degle
Rose Edition
Robert Degle came to us wanting a rash guard for competition, so every detail carries something personal. A rose sits over the chest as a tribute to his mother. Both sleeves carry the flags of the nationality and hometown that matter most to him, along with a date that holds personal meaning. The back carries a Bible verse he chose himself, with his name written in Hangul beneath it, a nod to the Korean spirit behind the design.
TMA
Built on our original LUXE line, in grey and neon green for a design that stays clean but still feels premium.
KAJJC
Designed for a Korean community based in the United States, so we leaned into details that speak to that identity and built their logo from scratch. An eagle for America and a tiger for Korea face the same direction, standing for what KAJJC stands for.
Mint Hill
The colorway leans straight into the gym's name. To keep an all-mint design from feeling flat, we added white accents along the side for a sharper, more finished look.
Made in
Xiaolin
A short sleeve tee order. Red is the brand's core color, so we paired it with white to let it stand out clearly. Built to hold up as a team tee that staff can wear too, without losing any of the design quality.
Jinho
Academy
Built around the colors and star of Texas, where the academy calls home. We also adjusted the palette to work cleanly alongside the gym's existing logo.
Kenny Kim
Academy
A military-inspired camo pattern with the academy's logo placed on top, finished in pastel tones that stand for the strength and flexibility that jiu-jitsu demands.
Kenny Kim
Milestone Edition
A short sleeve tee marking the academy's 20th anniversary. We built a new logo combining Kenny Kim's initials with a mark for the milestone year, set in black with rose gold accents.
Josh Motsinger
A short sleeve tee meant to be worn before and after competition, kept as simple as possible in a black and white combination.
SBWire
This set marked SBWire's 6th anniversary. Epaulettes inspired by air force insignia sit on the shoulders, alongside a crest marking six years together. Fine pinstripes borrowed from European football kits round out a refined, understated finish.
Team ROOT
The gym's logo was the most important element for Team ROOT, so we kept it front and center in a simplified, globally-minded form. The boomerang shape, the crest's most distinctive detail, repeats across the piece as a running pattern.
SSABI MMA
Built around a black and red colorway. To honor the academy's traditional roots, the head coach's name is rendered in Hanja, stacked vertically like a traditional seal.
STREET
Jiu Jitsu
The academy's signature eagle takes center stage, flanked by the Taegeuk's colors in gradient down each side to represent Korea, finished in the spirit of a national team uniform.
Above Water
A team order from a beverage company. Their product name is worked directly into the design, finished in cream and deep brown to keep it simple while still carrying the brand's identity onto the rash guard itself.
10th Planet
Jiu Jitsu
10th Planet wanted it simple, so we kept it that way, building the whole piece around a soft desert sand colorway with a stacked wordmark that stays easy to read.
Over / Under
Jiu Jitsu
We kept the name itself as simple as possible while building a new gym logo that captures what Over/Under stands for, placed front and center on the chest. We designed the sleeve graphics and back print ourselves to round out the identity.
Arkain
Grappling
Barbed wire and lightning wrap the piece, built in a dark purple that Arkain wanted to carry a specific feeling: the sense of wire slowly closing in on an opponent on the mats. The pattern runs continuously from the lower front, up both sleeves, and across the back of the neck. We also redesigned the academy's own logo to complete the piece.
Overlimit
The design draws on the pride of Japan's national football jersey, with fine detail kept just thick enough to print cleanly. The academy didn't have a high-quality logo file to work from, so we rebuilt their crest from scratch to raise the overall design quality.
Team Shark
The design channels the fear of coming face to face with a shark in open water, and the dark, layered tones of the deep sea itself. A tonal grey camo carries the shark bite graphic from chest to back, framed by a crest patch that carries the team name front and center.
More on the way.
We’re always looking for the next gym, the next crest, the next story worth putting on a rash guard. If that sounds like your team, reach out.