Gloves · Combat sports
Custom MMA gloves with your logo
We make custom MMA gloves for gyms, fight teams and brands in our own Sialkot factory: lighter competition-style gloves and more heavily padded hybrid sparring gloves, in genuine leather or PU, with your logo printed, embroidered or debossed. There's no minimum order, you approve a complimentary prototype before bulk, and bulk orders take 2–4 weeks.
Specifications
What we make
- Styles
- Competition-style MMA gloves and hybrid sparring gloves with extra padding
- Materials
- Genuine leather for heavy use, PU for classes and hire
- Design
- Open fingers, padded knuckles, wrist strap that holds firm while grappling
- Sizes
- Adult sizes from small to extra large, plus kids' sizes on request
Your brand on every piece
Branding options
- Printed logo on the knuckle area or wrist strap
- Embroidered or debossed logo for a premium finish
- Custom colourways in your gym's colours
- Matching boxing gloves, shin guards and fight shorts
- Branded packaging for front-desk sales and private label
From our catalogue
Pick a starting point
Every style can be made in your colours, sizes and branding. Choose one to get a quote.
Combat Gloves
Art. UZ-25-13
Get a quote
Knuckle Protection Gloves
Art. UZ-25-10
Get a quote
Boxing Training Gloves (14 oz)
Art. UZ-25-26
Get a quote
Boxing Sparring Gloves (16 oz)
Art. UZ-25-27
Get a quote
Scorpion Head Guard
Art. UZ196
Get a quote
Gym Bag
Art. UZ200
Get a quote
Buyer's guide
MMA gloves for gyms, fight teams and brands
An MMA glove has to let a fighter strike and grapple in the same exchange. That means open fingers, a padded knuckle area and a wrist strap that holds firm when the hand is gripping. Gyms usually stock two types: lighter gloves, around 4 oz, that match what fighters wear in competition, and heavier hybrid sparring gloves, often around 6 to 7 oz, with more padding to protect training partners.
We make both in our Sialkot factory, in genuine leather or PU, with your logo printed, embroidered or debossed.
Which gloves should a gym stock?
For MMA classes most gyms put members in hybrid sparring gloves, because the extra padding protects partners during drilling and light sparring. Fighters preparing for a bout train in competition-style gloves for some sessions so they get used to the feel. Many gyms keep a set of PU gloves for trial classes and hire, and sell leather gloves to regular members.
Check the rules of the promotion or federation your fighters compete under, because some events supply their own gloves or set the glove weight.
How to order
Tell us the glove type, the sizes and your logo. We make a prototype with your branding so you can test the fit, the thumb, the palm and the wrist strap before the bulk order. Bulk production takes 2 to 4 weeks, there is no minimum order, 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 competition and sparring MMA gloves?+
Competition-style MMA gloves are light, often around 4 oz, with thin padding. Hybrid sparring gloves are heavier, often around 6 to 7 oz, with more padding over the knuckles to protect training partners. Most gyms use sparring gloves for classes.
Leather or PU?+
Genuine leather lasts longest under daily training and moulds to the hand. PU costs less and wipes clean, so many gyms use PU for trial classes and hire and sell leather gloves to regular members.
Can I test the gloves before ordering in bulk?+
Yes. We make a complimentary prototype with your logo so you can check the fit, the thumb, the palm and the wrist strap before the bulk order.
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.
Buyer guides