My son and I were looking to buy blue gi. We already had double-weave white ones, so we considered going with a single weave for the blue. I was a little dubious about whether a single weave would be sturdy enough. I am very pleased the Fuji gi. They are well-constructed and the fit is very comfortable. The fit of the pants is better than my other gi, with a higher rise in the waist. My son was recently in a tournament and he wore the Fuji blue gi and seeing it side-by-side with the other blue gi worn by the other competitors, the shade of blue is very pleasing and the quality was apparent. I'd recommend it to anyone. If you're looking for sizing comparisons, I'm 6'1" and 205 lbs. A size 6 fits perfectly after it shrinks after a few washes. My son is about 5'7" and 135 lbs, and he took a size 4.   Permalink

I've been doing judo for about a year and a half. When I bought my first gi I wanted to get a double weave. It works great, but man is it hot! And makes laundry a pain. So I wanted to get a lighter weight gi to stay cooler at practice and reduce my wife's laundry stress on Judo nights. So I found the Fuji Single Weave. I decided to get blue simply because I already have a white gi. I know some judo places don't like students wearing blue, but my sensei doesn't care. It is very comfortable, and while it is lighter weight than my double weave, it is very tough, and so far has held up great under a lot of pulling, tugging, throwing, twisting, etc. I weigh close to 200 lbs and I have no concerns about it ripping. Practice is much more comfortable, I don't create puddles of sweat on the mats (as much), and it air dries in about 24 hours as opposed to my double, which takes about 4 days for the jacket. The color is a very nice deep blue and has not faded at all. It shrank about as much as the tags said it would, so it fits me just right. I am very very happy with the quality of this gi, especially with the low price. It was delivered promptly and has worked out great!  Permalink