July 1Jul 1 14 hours ago, bushido_man96 said: It would have to be more than a patch. It's our association name and Korean lettering. I think I'm just stuck with it. Ah... so nothing Japanese would meet your requirement anyway. Tang soo do doboks have the piping, the tops for hapkido have the diamond pattern. Not sure about hapkido, but I understand that all tang soo do and soo bahk do doboks manufacturers are either North American or European.
July 2Jul 2 That could be. I think Choi Brothers is the company our doboks usually come from. https://www.haysgym.com http://www.sunyis.com/ https://www.aikidoofnorthwestkansas.com
July 3Jul 3 There are quite a few companies out there that make very nice gi’s, and I’ve had a few of them. For me, when it comes down to I can’t decide one way or another, Century MA Supply out of OKC, OK for their quality and prices, I just love them. **Proof is on the floor!!!
July 10Jul 10 Maybe late to the party, but I've really enjoyed KI International -> KI International Corporation I just ordered a "nice" uniform with embroidery earlier this year so I could alternate with my old beater uniform I got from them in... 2015 maybe? “Studying karate nowadays is like walking in the dark without a lantern.” Chojun Miyagi (attributed) https://www.lanterndojo.com/ https://lanterndojo.blogspot.com/
July 13Jul 13 On 7/10/2026 at 6:10 PM, ryanryu said: Maybe late to the party, but I've really enjoyed KI International -> KI International Corporation I just ordered a "nice" uniform with embroidery earlier this year so I could alternate with my old beater uniform I got from them in... 2015 maybe? I think it's been said here before, but KI and Mugen are good for the money IF you don't need anything hemmed. Because if you do, you might as well get Tokyodo (or even Shureido for a few extra bucks). If KI and Mugen offered free or low cost hemming with your order, they would definitely be the best value in karate gi around unless Arawaza were to enter the chat on that.
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