Albino & Preto PGL Comp Blue BJJ Gi for Training & Competition

Description

Meet the Albino and Preto PGL Comp gi, a BJJ gi that brings together a confident design with materials that handle regular training. Albino & Preto keeps fans coming back with bold artwork and collaboration drops, so Albino and Preto PGL Comp gi keeps the brand’s look front and centre. Here is a full breakdown, from fabric to fit and aftercare, right here at Legacy BJJ Gi.

A Closer Look at the Albino and Preto PGL Comp Gi

The construction is reinforced which means the areas that usually fail first get extra support, one highlight of the PGL Comp blue gi. The original listing describes it as following IBJJF uniform standards, though it is worth checking the latest rulebook ahead of time. There is no published a full fabric breakdown for this release, so we do not quote one; get in touch if you need material details before ordering.

It is easy to like the blue version since it hides wear well through plenty of washes.

Day-to-Day Use

Flow rolling, hard rounds and technique drilling each put different demands on a gi, and the PGL Comp blue gi copes with every one. Use it for fundamentals classes, hard sparring and competition prep and you will understand why it has a loyal following.

Collar thickness, sleeve length and pant fit decide how a gi feels in a roll; on this one they are set up for regular training. The skirt and side vents see heavy use during guard work, and reinforcement there makes a difference with the PGL Comp blue gi.

Sleeve length is important at uniform checks, and this cut sits neatly at the wrist. Pair it with a plain rash guard underneath on hot days, then tie your belt snugly so the jacket stays closed.

Picking the Right Albino and Preto PGL Comp Gi Size

Albino and Preto PGL Comp gi comes in 22 sizes, namely M00, M0, M1, M2, M3, A00F, A0F, A1F, A2F, A0, A0H, A1, A1H, A1L, A2, A2H, A2L, A3, A3H, A3L, A4 and A5, which covers most body types. With the PGL Comp blue gi, the M sizes are for kids, while the A sizes are adult fits with the letter variants listed above; check the size guide on this page for the measurements behind each one.

Most people order their usual gi size; if you prefer extra room, size up before you check out. If you are between sizes, pick by height, and then weigh up how much room you like against the chart, so you get a fit you are happy with on the first wear.

Looking After It

Gentle, unscented detergent is plenty; heavily perfumed detergents leave residue in the fabric, which also stops the fabric stiffening. Hang it on a hanger instead of leaving it in a heap and air can reach every part. Worth knowing: if you train twice a day, rinse it between sessions then wash it fully later.

Your Questions on the Albino and Preto PGL Comp Gi

What sizes does the PGL Comp blue gi come in?

Put simply, M00 to A5 is the full range (22 sizes). If you already own a gi you like, compare it against the chart to find the closest Albino and Preto PGL Comp gi match.

How should I wash the PGL Comp blue gi?

A cold cycle, turned inside out then air drying keeps it at its best; heat wears out the fit fastest.

Is the PGL Comp blue gi suitable for competition?

It is described as it is IBJJF compliant, but always read the uniform rules before you register.

If the PGL Comp blue gi is not quite right, check jiu jitsu gis, kids jiu jitsu gis and the full collection. For some background, read the Thomas Almeida entry on Wikipedia.

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