Atama creates several lines of kimonos, but their Atama Mundial #9 Gis were developed for serious competitors. Coming off the success of their Mundial model #7 line (currently discontinued), Atama took feedback from previous customers and determined only a face lift was in order. That’s right, all the changes are superficial (the color scheme of the embroidery has been changed), but like Sexyama said, image is quite important. Like the Mundial #7’s, these are created with a Caricoa Weave, has no skirt, and no seam on the back. The collar and pants are made of “rip stop” — a reinforced material that provides more strength and tear resistance. The tapered body and sleeves of the gi leaves less for your opponent to grab onto, and the shoulders are roomy to give extra mobility. Atama provides these kimonos in three colors (white, blue, black) for both men and women.

Release the Claw: $160 – $198

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In recognition of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, MMA Claw will try to include pink gear at least once a week the rest of this month. What better way to start than with the Atama Women’s Kyra Gracie Limited Edition Pink Gi. Kyra Gracie is a beautiful woman, but this pink kimono is not too shabby looking either. It’s made of 100% cotton and more than durable enough to withstand any training sessions or competitions you have planned. This limited edition gi will not be restocked, so it’s best to grab one while you still can.

Release the Claw: $189

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