Skip to main content

Octopus Women's BJJ Gi

by Braus Fight AUS

173.33 AUD

The Octopus Women's Jiu Jitsu Gi embodies the versatile, ever-changing nature of its namesake, mirroring the character of this wild and adaptable creature. Crafted for comfort and durability, this range is an ideal balance. The trusted Pearl Weave Fabric offers the sturdiness of double weave with a lighter, weightless finish and an inside lining, making it a reliable companion for your BJJ sessions. What sets the Octopus Women's Jiu Jitsu Gi apart as an excellent competition Gi? Light Weight: Ideal for athletes close to their division's weight limit. Thickness: Thicker Gi fabric makes it harder for opponents to grip, providing better control. Durability: Crucial for prolonged use during training sessions. All these essential attributes are embodied in the Octopus Women's Jiu Jitsu Gi. The top, made from 100% pure cotton, is specifically designed for serious BJJ competitors. The bottom half, a blend of cotton and polyester, ensures lightweight yet durable pants by BRAUS. Octopus Women's Jiu Jitsu Gi Features: Gi Jacket: Crafted from 100% ultra-soft cotton for superior comfort 420gsm Pearl Weave Fabric: Lightweight, cool, and highly durable Printed design using high print-sublimation for maximum durability Extra reinforcement and double stitching for intense training and competitions Gi Pants: Reinforced stitching on key stress points Made from high-quality cotton and polyester The Octopus Women's Jiu Jitsu Gi comes in various sizes and includes a bag to serve as your carry-on during training, workouts, and fights, providing convenience for your BJJ gear. For an ideal Everyday Gi, choose the Octopus Gi + Bag. Experience the comfort and satisfaction this product offers. Explore related Women's Gi Products to complete your BJJ gear collection.

173.33 AUD
Buy

Report an Issue

Found outdated information, a broken link, or incorrect data? Let us know and we'll fix it.

0 characters (minimum 10)

We'll use this to follow up if needed

It's a mess, I know.

My goal is to build the most comprehensive BJJ encyclopedia anywhere — but good, accurate data is genuinely hard to come by. Records, gyms, belts and nationalities are pieced together from public and community sources, so some of it is incomplete, outdated, or flat-out wrong.

That's where you come in. If you spot something off, tell me and I'll fix it — every correction makes this better for everyone. This website wouldn't be possible without the community.