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As the subject says, I am looking for a heavy weight red gi jacket that is 100% cotton. The pants are not needed.

 

I can find it in polyester in middleweight but I've had that before and it's horrible.

 

I've tried century (horrible) and I use a heavy weight black gi from Golden Tiger that I enjoy but they don't have a red jacket.

 

Any help would be great! Thanks.

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Posted

well i think you can get any of the great gis in red.

 

just need to know what you want to spend. there are countless gis listed below.

 

Tokaido

 

Shureido

 

they are expensive..

 

you can wiht

 

Ki

 

Hayashi

 

not sure on those costs but black belts at my school have those adn they love them

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If all else fails, get your favorite white 100% cotton ghi and a few packets of Rit dye. Make sure you use plenty of dye, though, or it will come out pink. I wear grey ghi's, and that is what I do is either use too little black on cotton, or a lot of black on a blend. Use a dye setter as well, and wash seperately a few times (unless you like pink tones in the rest of your laundry).

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If all else fails, get your favorite white 100% cotton ghi and a few packets of Rit dye. Make sure you use plenty of dye, though, or it will come out pink. I wear grey ghi's, and that is what I do is either use too little black on cotton, or a lot of black on a blend. Use a dye setter as well, and wash seperately a few times (unless you like pink tones in the rest of your laundry).

 

That is an odd way to spell gi (ghi). Is that how your school/style spells it?

 

PS - I am not being sarcastic. I am really asking.

 

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Most oriental words have more than one occidentalized spelling. I've seen it spelled both ways before. Couldn't even tell you why I spell it this way. Besides, I can't spell that well in English! WHy would I worry about Japanese! :lol:

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