Bad Boy's New Era Series Gi is the brand's single BJJ uniform, and it keeps things simple: one well-built gi, three colours, one price. If you train in the gi, it's a dependable pick that doesn't punish your wallet the way some premium gis do.
The Bad Boy New Era Series Gi
The New Era Series Gi comes in at $129.95 and is available in three colours — White, Black and Blue. It's cut for everyday training rather than the competition podium, so it's the kind of gi you can wear to regular classes without overthinking it.
Which size should you choose?
BJJ gis are sized A0 (smallest) up to A4 and beyond, and the fit changes as the gi shrinks after the first few washes. If you're between sizes, size up — a slightly roomier gi is easier to work in than one that's too tight. For a full breakdown of how to measure and match your height and weight, see our BJJ gi size guide.
Choosing a colour: white, black or blue
White is the traditional choice and the safest bet for most academies. Black hides wear and sweat marks better than any other colour, so it's a good option if you train several times a week. Blue is the standout — easy to spot in a crowded gym and a little different from the sea of white and blue gis on most mats.
The short answer
If you want a no-fuss gi for regular training at a fair price, the New Era Series Gi is a solid choice. Pick your size first, then your colour. Browse the full range at our Bad Boy BJJ gis collection.
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• What Size BJJ Gi Do I Need? Complete Sizing Guide — measure and match your height and weight
• BJJ Gear Guide: Gi vs No-Gi — what you actually need to start
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