I love this shirt! I wear L-XL shirts so I went and ordered the XL, and it turned out to be a perfect fit. What you see on the picture is exactly what the shirt looks like. On the front upper-left is the title of the poem and on the back is the poem and Karen Eden's name. Awesome poem tells perfectly what it's like to be a true martial artist.

First of all, shipping from Karate Depot is always the best! I paid $2.95 S/H and was scheduled to arrive in 10 days, nope, arrived in just 4 days! After receiving and opening the package, assembly took a total on 1 minute. The Door Gym in very sturdy and reliable, not to mention comfortable, easy to use. Since I weight 225lbs. and live in an apartment that is about 50-60yrs old, I was worried it would rip the lip off the door jam. I have had it for 4 days using it 3x a day and not a scratch. Needless to say I am very satisfied with the Door Gym and Karate Depot!

This was bought for a friend of mine, he loved the drawstring verses the elastic and it's the most comfortable, breathable Gi he's owned.

I bought this Gi (in Blue) for my brother after buying my black double weave Judo uniform, and it is obvious that his is much lighter and less stiff than mine, but with the same durability and excellent quality as the double weave. This is the best Gi for under $100 and better than most over $100! We practice for 3 hours a day and we can say this Gi will last a life-time.

I practice Arnis, Judo, and Aikido, and this is the best, most durable uniform I have ever tried! The design of both the pants and jacket are strong. It is very heavy and may take a while to break-in, but thats half the fun for me!The stress points are very well covered on the pants, great job on the tie-string, and the extra protection on the knees great! I'm 5'9 and size 5 is a little long but nothing a little hemming won't do! The Jacket is very heavy and stiff. It just needs to be broke in properly. The design on the jacket is perfect as with the pants, the jacket is a little long and a wash or two is sure to shrink it, but I don't mind giving the Uki a little more to hold onto.