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A double weave judo gi is the choice of competitors. It uses two layers of cotton, which makes the jacket thicker, stronger and harder for an opponent to grip. Sources give double weave jackets a range of about 650 to 1000 g/m2, roughly twice the weight of a single weave suit. A mid-weight double weave starts around 550 to 750 g/m2, while IJF approved suits are in the heavy 750 g/m2 and above range. The extra weight and stiffness give a firm, structured feel, and the gi lasts through many hard training years. The trade-off is that it is hotter, heavier and slower to dry, and it usually costs more than single weave. A double weave gi suits regular competitors, club teams and judoka who want a hard-wearing gi. Please check the exact GSM, the collar construction, the sizes and whether the label shows IJF approval.
Maker labels like “master spec” are not a standard on their own, so please check the real numbers: fabric weight, collar thickness and any official approval label. IJF approval is needed for IJF events like the world championships. For club and most national events it may not be required, so check the rules for your event.
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