Custom Boxing & MMA Gear, Built For Contact.
Boxing shorts, MMA fight shorts, rash guards and compression spats — durable stitching and bold sublimated graphics, for gyms and fighters who want their own kit, not a stock design.
What We Make.
Boxing Shorts / Trunks
Traditional boxing trunks with a reinforced waistband and side splits.
MMA Fight Shorts
Four-way stretch fight shorts built for full range of motion in grappling.
Rash Guards
Short and long-sleeve compression rash guards, sublimated edge to edge.
Compression Spats
Full-length grappling spats in the same four-way stretch fabric family as our <a href="/products/compression-wear">compression wear</a>.
What To Know Before You Order.
Fabric
Boxing trunks typically use a stiffer, structured fabric suited to striking sports, while MMA fight shorts and rash guards move to a four-way stretch performance fabric built for grappling and ground work. Exact weight and stretch are set from your spec.
Construction
Boxing trunks get a reinforced elastic waistband and side splits for leg movement; fight shorts use flatlock-stitched seams for a flat, non-chafing fit during extended grappling exchanges.
Decoration Methods
Full sublimation for all-over graphic designs, gym branding and sponsor logos — the standard in this category since boxing and MMA kit is typically bold and multi-colour rather than a simple crest.
MOQ & Lead Times
20 pieces bulk MOQ per design, zero MOQ on samples, roughly ~10 days for a sample and ~18 days for bulk once approved.
Common Questions.
Can you sublimate a full all-over design on fight shorts and rash guards?
Yes — full sublimation is the standard for this category, since gym and fighter branding tends to be graphic-heavy and multi-colour, not a simple logo placement.
Do MMA fight shorts need different construction than boxing trunks?
Yes — fight shorts are built in a four-way stretch fabric with side splits for the full range of motion grappling requires, while traditional boxing trunks use a stiffer fabric and a reinforced waistband suited to striking rather than ground work.
Can you produce matching kit for a whole gym, not just one fighter?
Yes — gyms commonly order shorts and rash guards as a matching set across their full roster of fighters, sized and packed individually.
What fabric are rash guards made from?
A compression-weight four-way stretch fabric, the same family used across our compression wear — chosen for a close fit that stays put during grappling.
What's the minimum order for boxing or MMA gear?
There's no minimum on samples, so you can confirm fit and print quality before committing. Bulk orders start at 20 pieces per design — workable for a single gym's roster.