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The Crow Zero black BJJ gi is the lightest in the range: 380 GSM on the jacket, ripstop pants. Plain black, cut to meet IBJJF rules, available in A0 to A4 and in long cuts.
At the weigh-in, the gi counts towards your total. If you sit right on the edge of your division, a few hundred grams of cloth decide whether you compete. That is the first reason to own a 380.
The second is comfort. In summer, or in a gym without air conditioning, a 380 is bearable across a run of rounds and dries between sessions.
The trade-off is grip. Thinner cloth gives your partner more to hold. Your grips set faster, and so do theirs. This is a competitor’s gi, not a forgiving one.
Ripstop is a weave reinforced by a grid, visible to the eye in the photo. When a fibre gives way, the tear stops at the next square instead of running down the leg. On gi pants, that is the difference between a snag and a write-off.
It is also lighter and dries faster than canvas, which fits what this model is for.
IBJJF rules require the sleeve to end within 5 cm of the wrist with the arm extended, and the pants to reach within 5 cm of the ankle bone. A tall grappler often ends up in a gi that is the right width but too short in the sleeve, and gets turned away at the uniform check.
If you are taller than average for your weight, take the long cut rather than the next size up: you keep the right width across the shoulders.
Black hides the mat marks that a white gi shows for months. The dye, on the other hand, does not like full sun: dry it in the shade if you want it to stay black past one season.
The size finder further down works from your height and your weight. Wash at 30 °C inside out, air dry in the shade, never in a tumble dryer.
If you compete and you cut weight, the 380 is the obvious pick: it is the lightest weave we make, and the gi goes on the scale with you.
If you train in a hot gym, or more than three times a week, it dries fast enough to go back in the bag the next day.
If you are new to jiu-jitsu and want one gi that does everything, look at a 450 instead. A lighter weave gives your partner more to grip: a fair trade for a competitor, an unnecessary handicap for a beginner.
The back carries katakana reading kurōzu, a red CROWZERO tab and a crow in flight at the hem. Both sleeves take a round patch, and the jacket front is embroidered with ATHOM and its katakana rendering. Grey on black throughout, so the gi reads plain from a distance and shows its detail up close.
The measurements below are those of the garment, taken flat and after washing. They let you compare with a gi you already own, which remains the most reliable method.
Sleeve span
Cuff to cuff, jacket laid flat, sleeves extended.
Jacket length
From the base of the collar to the bottom hem, down the centre of the back.
Chest width
Armpit to armpit, jacket laid flat. This is the measurement that determines room across the shoulders.
Pant length
From the top of the waistband to the leg opening, along the outer seam.
Waist width
Width of the waistband laid flat. The drawstring allows adjustment either way.
| Size | Height | Weight | Sleeve spanA | Jacket lengthE | Chest widthB1 | Pant lengthT | Waist widthZ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A0 | 150 to 163 cm | 50 to 63 kg | 150 cm | 72 cm | 55 cm | 93 cm | 50 cm |
| A1 | 160 to 173 cm | 62 to 74 kg | 160 cm | 76 cm | 58 cm | 98 cm | 51 cm |
| A1L | 173 to 181 cm | 65 to 75 kg | 167 cm | 78 cm | 59 cm | 100.5 cm | 51 cm |
| A2 | 177 to 183 cm | 77 to 85 kg | 169 cm | 80 cm | 60 cm | 103 cm | 53 cm |
| A2L | 180 to 190 cm | 82 to 92 kg | 173 cm | 82 cm | 62 cm | 105.5 cm | 55 cm |
| A3 | 184 to 195 cm | 88 to 102 kg | 175 cm | 84 cm | 64 cm | 108 cm | 58 cm |
| A4 | 195 to 205 cm | 102 to 130 kg | 183 cm | 88 cm | 67 cm | 113 cm | 61 cm |
They keep a width close to the standard size and lengthen the jacket, the sleeves and the pants. They are made for lean builds, at a comparable weight.
For example: at 178 cm and 72 kg, the A1L gives 2 cm more jacket and 2.5 cm more pant length than an A1, without widening the chest.
Take the smaller one if you are stocky, the larger one if you are lean. If your weight exceeds the range for your height, go for the larger size: room across the shoulders matters more than length.
Still unsure? Send us your height and your weight, we reply the same day.
Garment measurements taken flat, after washing, with a tolerance of plus or minus 2 cm. The cotton is pre-shrunk, slight shrinkage may appear over the first few washes. Wash at 30 degrees, never tumble dry.
Inspired by the world of Crows Zero, this gi borrows the raw attitude of the Suzuran fighters: rivalry, respect and dominance.
A dark, aggressive design for anyone who wants their presence felt the moment they step onto the mat.
Because here, status is not asked for: it is earned.
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BJJ gi, Crow Zero black, 380 GSM
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