Albino & Preto RS Comp Black BJJ Gi – Competition Ready

Description

Say hello to the Albino and Preto RS Comp gi, a jiu jitsu gi that combines a confident design and hard-wearing construction. Albino & Preto drops regular collaboration designs, and Albino and Preto RS Comp gi ranks among the more easy-to-style choices from the range. Read on for the key features, a sizing guide and the questions customers ask us most, and we are pleased to stock it.

Breaking Down the Albino and Preto RS Comp Gi

Reinforced stitching around the seams that take the most strain is there to handle years of regular classes, a strength of the RS Comp black gi. There is no published a full fabric breakdown for this piece, so we will not guess at one; message us and we will check what we can. It is easy to like the black colourway since it hides wear well after repeated washes.

Day-to-Day Use

From kids classes to competition teams, the RS Comp black gi works for everyone at the academy, and this is why it is a popular choice here. It works well for anyone training three or more times a week, and also coaches who want to look sharp in front of a class wearing the RS Comp black gi.

A good gi needs to feel firm at the lapel yet comfortable enough to wear for a full class, and Albino and Preto RS Comp gi gets that balance right. Collar thickness, sleeve length and pant fit shape how much grip your partner gets; here they are tuned for regular training.

Albino and Preto RS Comp Gi Fit and Sizing

The RS Comp black gi is stocked in 22 sizes: M00, M0, M1, M2, M3, A00F, A0F, A1F, A2F, A0, A0H, A1, A1H, A1L, A2, A2H, A2L, A3, A3H, A3L, A4 and A5, giving options for children, women and adults. Younger grapplers should start in the M sizes of the RS Comp black gi; adults should use the A sizes, and F, H and L options are covered in the size guide on this page.

Most of our customers order their usual gi size; if you like a roomier jacket, size up, just like other gis in our range. If you are between sizes, pick by height, then weigh up how much room you like in the size guide, and you get a fit you are happy with from day one.

Aftercare

Chlorine bleach weakens cotton fibres quickly and it is best avoided even for stains. In our experience, during heavy training weeks, hang it up to air between sessions then wash it fully later. In short, lingering gym smells usually come from kit left damp too long; washing soon after class is the best fix.

Your Questions on the Albino and Preto RS Comp Gi

What sizes does the RS Comp black gi come in?

Day to day, it is listed in M00, M0, M1, M2, M3, A00F, A0F, A1F, A2F, A0, A0H, A1, A1H, A1L, A2, A2H, A2L, A3, A3H, A3L, A4 and A5. Check the size guide on this page to match your measurements to the RS Comp black gi.

Can I compete in the RS Comp black gi?

It suits class and tournament use, though kit rules depend on the organiser, so read the rulebook before you sign up.

Will the RS Comp black gi be restocked?

Albino & Preto tends to produce limited runs, so restocks are never guaranteed; pick up Albino and Preto RS Comp gi while it is here.

If the RS Comp black gi is not quite right, browse jiu jitsu gis, kids jiu jitsu gis or the full collection. Fancy some reading? The Júnior Assunção entry is a good starting point between sessions.

Pick up Albino and Preto RS Comp gi this week and get it into your training rotation.