
Custom Fight Shorts
MMA, BJJ, boxing and Muay Thai shorts made from your design, for fight gyms, teams and fightwear brands.
- 50 pieces minimum per style, sizes mixed
- About 7 days for your sample
- 10 to 12 business days for production
Shorts for every fight style
MMA and grappling shorts are cut long, with side splits, in a stretch polyester that's fully sublimated, so the design covers every panel. Boxing and Muay Thai shorts are shorter, in satin, with a wide waistband for your name or gym logo.
Gyms order them for their fighters and members, and fightwear brands order them under their own label. Matching rash guards can share your design.
The minimum is 50 pieces per style, with sizes mixed. Check the length, splits and waistband on your sample before bulk.
Gym, team and brand orders
Fight gyms order shorts for members in the gym's colors. Fightwear brands order a range of MMA, boxing and Muay Thai shorts under their own label. Fighters order robes to match their shorts for fight night.
- Fabric
- Stretch polyester or satin
- Styles
- MMA, BJJ, boxing and Muay Thai shorts
- Closures
- Hook-and-loop, drawcord or elastic waistband
- Decoration
- Sublimation or embroidery
- Minimum and timing
- 50 pieces per style, with sizes mixed. Sample in about 7 days, production in 10 to 12 business days after the deposit.
Fight shorts questions
Can a fighter's name go on the waistband?
Names and gym logos can go on the waistband or the leg. On sublimated shorts there's no extra cost, and on satin it's priced with your quote.
Satin or sublimated?
Satin is the traditional look for boxing and Muay Thai. Sublimated stretch shorts suit MMA and grappling, where you need movement and a full-coverage design.
Can we sell these under our own fightwear brand?
That's private label. Your labels, tags and packaging go on, and we never sell or reuse your designs.
Do you make women's fight shorts?
Women's cuts can share your design in the same order.
Can MMA shorts have a stretch gusset?
A stretch gusset can be added so the shorts move with kicks and scrambles.
What does a fightwear brand need to start?
50 pieces per style, with sizes mixed. A first range is often two styles in two colors.
Do you make boxing robes?
We do, in satin, to match your shorts.
