Best Black BJJ Gi in the Market Today: The Monarch Jiu-Jitsu Gi

 Today’s market is full of jiu-jitsu gis and BJJ gi brands... so how do you pick just one “best”?

And exactly what constitutes the “best”? Well, we believe we have made the world’s best black BJJ gi: the Monarch Jiu-Jitsu Gi.

Are we biased? Absolutely. But are we justified? Most definitely... and here’s why:

Premium Tried-and-True Fabrics


After more than ten years in the jiu-jitsu gi industry, we KNOW fabrics. We know what works, and what doesn’t. We know what holds up to intense training, and what fabrics are best for an ultralight option that won’t tear the first time someone grabs you.kimonos jiu jitsu
With the Monarch Jiu-Jitsu Gi, we’ve opted for a mid-weight 450 GSM Pearl Weave jacket and 10 oz cotton drill fabric. What does that mean to you? It means that this isn’t the lightest BJJ gi in our lineup, but it’s also not a heavy gi. It’s made in that “sweet spot” where light weight and durability meet, to give you a gi that’s built to last years of hard training and competition.
Impeccable Design and Construction, in all our Gis

Here at Kingz, we pride ourselves on the quality of our gis. As practitioners ourselves, we know how important it is to have a gi that performs well on the mat. The Monarch Jiu-Jitsu Gi represents the pinnacle of jiu-jitsu gi design and construction.

Triple reinforced across all major stress points, it even featuring a wide, reinforced band on the inside of the jacket skirt... to withstand the most aggressive lapel guard players. Sublimated shoulder lining helps to keep you dry and cool. And a slight tapering of the bottom of the pants and sleeves leaves less for your opponent to grab (while remaining IBJJF legal).


Superior Detailing on our Black BJJ Gi

The best part about our Monarch Jiu-Jitsu Gi? This black BJJ gi is by far one of the most stylish gis ever
made. The Monarch is all black, with light gold embroidered details and woven labels. Branded with our
iconic crown logo, an embroidered shield on one arm, and tasteful placements of “Monarch”, it leaves plenty
of room for your own personalized logos and accents.

Bonus – and Super Cool – Carry Bag

The Monarch Jiu-Jitsu Gi also features a brand new carrying bag design. Instead of the typical drawstring bag, the Monarch comes with its own – convertible – matching tote bag. Black with gold accents, this bag is stylish enough to bring along to work.

Yes, there are plenty of black BJJ gis out there to choose from... but why waste time trying them out when you
can get the BEST now? Again, we might be biased... but with good reason.

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