Fightwear · Sublimated
Custom MMA and Muay Thai shorts
We make custom fight shorts for MMA, BJJ, kickboxing and Muay Thai gyms and fightwear brands. MMA shorts are fully sublimated with your design, names and sponsors, with side splits or a stretch panel so fighters can kick and grapple. Muay Thai shorts come in your gym colours with your name on the waistband. No minimum order, and you approve a complimentary prototype first.
Specifications
What we make
- MMA shorts
- Polyester with stretch, side splits or a stretch crotch panel, Velcro and drawstring closure
- Muay Thai
- Short, wide-leg cut with a high elastic waistband for kicks and knees
- Full sublimation: unlimited colours that don't crack or peel
- Matching kit
- Rash guards, compression shorts, hoodies and gym bags
Your brand on every piece
Branding options
- Edge-to-edge sublimated design in your colours
- Gym name across the waistband
- Fighter names and sponsor logos at no extra print cost
- Your own labels, swing tags and packaging for private label
- Matching rash guards for a complete no-gi set
From our catalogue
Pick a starting point
Every style can be made in your colours, sizes and branding. Choose one to get a quote.
Compression Shorts
Art. UZ-35-26
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Shorts
Art. UZ-35-21
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Men's Gym Tights
Art. UZ-35-27
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Dry Fit Jerseys
Art. UZ-35-25
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Gym Bag
Art. UZ200
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Scorpion Head Guard
Art. UZ196
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Buyer's guide
MMA shorts and Muay Thai shorts are different
MMA shorts are cut for grappling as well as striking. They usually sit longer on the leg, have side splits or a stretch panel in the crotch so a fighter can kick and shrimp, and close with Velcro and a drawstring so they stay put during scrambles. Most are polyester with some stretch, which is what makes full sublimation possible.
Muay Thai shorts are shorter and wider in the leg so kicks and knees are never restricted, with a high, wide elastic waistband. They are traditionally made in a shiny satin finish and decorated with bold lettering on the waistband and legs.
Branding options
Sublimated MMA shorts can carry a full edge-to-edge design, your gym's logo, a fighter's name and sponsor logos, all printed in the same pass and with no extra cost for extra colours. For Muay Thai shorts, gyms usually choose the colours and put the gym name across the waistband.
Pair the shorts with matching rash guards for a no-gi set, or with compression shorts for training under fight shorts.
From design to delivery
Send your logo or idea and our designers prepare the artwork for free. You approve a prototype before bulk production, which takes 2 to 4 weeks. There is no minimum order, so a gym can start with a small run for its fight team, and orders of 25 pieces or more ship free.
No minimum order
How your order runs
- 01
Quote
Within one business day
Send the product, quantity, country and your logo. We reply with pricing and options.
- 02
Prototype
Approve before bulk
We make your design with your logo so you can check fit, fabric and print first.
- 03
Bulk production
2–4 weeks
Cut, printed and stitched in our own Sialkot factory, checked before packing.
- 04
Shipping
Worldwide
Air freight for prototypes and urgent orders, sea freight for large bulk. Free from 25 pieces.
Before you order
COMMON QUESTIONS
Is there a minimum order?+
No. You can order from a single piece, and shipping is free from 25 pieces.
What's the difference between MMA shorts and Muay Thai shorts?+
MMA shorts are longer, with splits or a stretch panel and a Velcro and drawstring closure, so they work for grappling and striking. Muay Thai shorts are shorter and wider in the leg with a high elastic waistband, so kicks and knees are never restricted.
Will the print crack?+
No. Sublimation prints the design into the polyester fibres, so there is no layer on top to crack or peel when the shorts stretch.
Can I start a fightwear brand with you?+
Yes. We make private-label fight shorts, rash guards and gis with your labels and packaging, and with no minimum order you can test a design before scaling up.
Where are they made?+
In our own factory in Sialkot, Pakistan, which we have run since 2005. You can visit our showroom in Sialkot, and our booking office in Melbourne, Australia handles orders and enquiries.
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