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ProForce Gladiator Middleweight Traditional Jacket - 55/45 Blend

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ProForce Gladiator Middleweight Traditional Jacket - 55/45 BlendProForce Gladiator Traditional Martial Arts Jacket Step onto the mat in style and comfort with the new Proforce 7. 5oz Medium Weight Karate Jackets. Crafted from a blend of 55% cotton and 45% polyester, these jackets combine durability with a wash and wear fabric that ensures minimal shrinkage wash after wash. Premium Fabric Blend This jacket is constructed from a specialized 55 45 cotton and polyester blend. This specific ratio ensures that the

ProForce Gladiator Traditional Martial Arts Jacket

Step onto the mat in style and comfort with the new Proforce® 7.5oz Medium Weight Karate Jackets. Crafted from a blend of 55% cotton and 45% polyester, these jackets combine durability with a wash-and-wear fabric that ensures minimal shrinkage wash after wash.

Premium Fabric Blend

This jacket is constructed from a specialized 55/45 cotton and polyester blend. This specific ratio ensures that the garment remains breathable and soft against the skin like natural cotton, while the polyester integration adds significant strength and wrinkle resistance. The 7.5 oz. medium-weight fabric offers enough substance to produce a satisfying snap during techniques without being overly heavy or restrictive.

Key Product Features

  • 7.5 oz. medium-weight fabric for the ideal balance of durability and mobility

  • High-quality 55/45 cotton-polyester blend reduces shrinking and wrinkling

  • Reinforced double-stitching at all stress points for enhanced garment life

  • Traditional crossover styling with secure internal and external ties

  • Vibrant blue or red color designed to resist fading through repeated washes

Built for Performance and Comfort

The ProForce Gladiator jacket is cut to allow for a full range of motion, making it ideal for the deep stances and high-reaching movements found in Karate, Tang Soo Do, and Taekwondo. The reinforced seams ensure that the jacket can withstand the tugging and pulling of active training, while the finished hems provide a clean, professional silhouette.

Professional Appearance

Whether you are an instructor or a dedicated student, this blue martial arts jacket makes a bold statement. The fabric holds its shape well throughout long training sessions, ensuring you look sharp from the warm-up to the final bow. It is an excellent option for those looking to customize their uniform or for schools that utilize color-coded ranking systems.

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