Wear “KIMURA” on the tatami.
The KIMURA Model Judo Gi is a collaboration gi by KIMONO, inspired by the life of judoka Masahiko Kimura and his spirit of “three times the effort.”
Masahiko Kimura is remembered as one of the most legendary judoka in history.
His name became known around the world through his strength, his technique, and the overwhelming amount of training that shaped his life as a martial artist.
This Judo gi brings that spirit into a form made for today’s judoka who continue to train, challenge themselves, and pursue growth on the tatami.
Designed for Judo
The KIMURA Model Judo Gi is designed to be used in the real training environment of Judo — from daily practice and uchikomi to randori and preparation before competition.
Grip fighting on the sleeves and collar.
Explosive entries, powerful throws, transitions into groundwork, and repeated rounds of randori.
We pursued a balance that allows athletes to feel confident wearing it through the demanding movements and physical exchanges unique to Judo.
This is not a gi made to be displayed only on special occasions.
It is a gi made to be worn, trained in, washed, and worn again on the tatami.
A design inspired by Masahiko Kimura
The KIMURA Model features design elements inspired by Masahiko Kimura’s name, his words, and the spirit of relentless effort that defined his path.
These details are not merely decorative.
For judoka, “KIMURA” represents discipline, intensity, and the will to continue refining oneself through daily training.
The moment you put it on, this gi is meant to ask you:
“How far can I push myself today?”
That is the feeling we aimed to create with this model.
Color Options
Red
A bold color that expresses strength, passion, and presence.
Red brings out the power, fighting spirit, and attacking mindset embodied by the KIMURA Model.
Black
A simple yet powerful color with depth, calmness, and weight.
Black expresses the world of the KIMURA Model in a more stoic way.
Rather than flashiness, it conveys quiet strength, focus, and determination.
