How are the open palm and finger loops fitted?

The palm, finger loops and wrist strap are cut and sized on the sample, and the fit is confirmed with you before bulk production begins.

Where can our logo go on MMA gloves?

On the back of the hand or the wrist strap, by DTF, heat transfer or screen print, depending on the shell and the design. Placement is confirmed on your mockup before sampling.

Do you make shin guards?

Yes — shin and instep guards in sock or strap styles, in the same colours and branding as the rest of your kit.

Do you make kids' MMA gloves?

Yes. Kids' MMA gloves are made to order in smaller sizes with softer padding, and can match your club's adult kit.

What is the minimum order for custom MMA gloves?

50 pairs per design — one glove type in one colourway — split across sizes in any mix. Sparring gloves and fight gloves are different products, each with its own patterns and set-up, so each needs its own 50; a second colourway counts as a new design.

Do you make a sample before bulk production?

Yes, free. After a free mockup you receive a sample glove, or a sample pair of shin guards, so you can check the padding, the finger loops and the strap on a real hand. Bulk production waits for your approval and is checked against that sample. If it needs changes, your first revised sample is free.

How long does a custom MMA glove order take?

The sample glove is free and delivered in 7–10 days. Bulk production typically takes 4–6 weeks from sample approval, plus courier transit. Your exact dispatch date is confirmed in writing with your quote.

Can we reorder the same MMA gloves later?

Yes. The specification for each glove type is stored digitally and the approved sample stays in the workshop, so a reorder keeps the padding, weight and fit your members are used to. Your dispatch date is confirmed in writing when you place it.

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Glove types

MMA gloves for competition, sparring, grappling and bag work

From 4 oz for a bout to 10 oz for the heavy bag: each type has its own padding and palm, and one order can mix several.

Competition gloves
Minimal padding, an open palm and exposed fingers for full grappling mobility in professional bouts. Check your governing body's rules for sanctioned events.
Typically 4 oz
Amateur and hybrid gloves
A segmented knuckle that balances striking protection with submission handling, for amateur federations and recreational fighters.
Typically 4–7 oz
Sparring gloves
Much thicker, injection-moulded foam over the knuckles for safe sparring with training partners, keeping the open palm.
Typically 7–8 oz
Grappling and shoot gloves
Stripped down, with no finger loops or thumb padding, for maximum palm freedom in BJJ and wrestling sessions.
Typically 4–6 oz
Heavy bag and technical gloves
A flat, wide striking surface and firm wrist support to shield the hands and wrists through intense pad and heavy bag work.
Typically 8–10 oz
Kids' MMA gloves
Smaller sizes and softer padding for junior members, matched to the club's adult kit.
Sized by age and hand

Size guideMMA glove and shin guard sizes

Use cases

Where custom MMA gloves are used

Gym training
Sparring and grappling gloves for members, across sizes.
Fight camps
Fight and sparring gloves specified together for a squad or camp.
Coordinated kit
Gloves in the same colours as the club's shorts and rashguards.
Private label retail
Brand-owned MMA gloves with your labels and packaging, and your approved sample kept for reorders.

Materials

Cowhide, microfibre or PU shell

Cowhide for premium competition gloves and elite gym lines; synthetic for members' stock, starter ranges and bright colourways. The padding and the palm stay the same.

Genuine cowhide leatherSynthetic (PU) leather

Genuine cowhide leather

Best for — High-end competition gloves and elite gym lines.

Moulds to the hand and softens with use
The most durable choice for heavy daily training
Breathes better than most synthetics
Higher cost per pair

Synthetic (PU) leather

Best for — Member gloves, starter ranges and vivid colourways.

Lower cost per pair at the same construction
A consistent surface for print and bright colours
Wipes clean easily
No animal leather

Specification

Custom MMA gloves: the full specification

What is decided with you first, what the physical sample confirms, and what is fixed before bulk production.

At the brief
Agreed with you before a sample is made.
- ShellGenuine cowhide leather for premium lines, microfibre or Maya hide for sparring stock, or PU for entry-level and youth gloves, confirmed against your specification before sampling.
- PaddingKnuckle padding set by the glove type, from minimal on competition gloves to injection-moulded foam on sparring gloves, 4 to 10 oz.
- ClosureHook-and-loop wrist strap, specified per order.
On the sample
Confirmed on the physical sample you approve.
- Palm and fingersOpen palm with finger loops, or loop-free on grappling gloves, cut and sized on the sample.
Before bulk
Fixed before bulk production begins.
- SizesGloves S to XL and shin guards XS to XL, adult and kids', with the split confirmed against your quantity before bulk.
Bulk is then made and checked against the approved sample.

Customisation

What you customise

Branding
Logo on the back of the hand or wrist strap, by DTF, heat transfer or screen print, chosen for the shell.
Colour
Shell, strap and piping colours, matched to your shorts and rashguards.
Construction
Padding, palm and strap specified for the intended use.
Packaging
Pairs bagged or boxed by size with your labels, then packed in export cartons.

Your design, made

Your custom MMA glove design, made the way you drew it.

Send a sketch, a logo or colour codes. It becomes a mockup you approve, then a sample, and bulk is made to match it.

The finished black MMA glove with red piping and a red wrist strap, the grey shield emblem on the back of the hand as in the drawing.

A flat technical drawing of a black MMA glove with red piping and a red wrist strap, a grey shield emblem on the back of the hand, beside its three colour swatches.

Your designYour glove

Your colours
Send colour codes or a physical swatch. Colours are matched on the sample, and the approved sample is kept as the reference for reorders.
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Your logo
Reproduced by DTF, heat transfer, screen print or sublimation — the method chosen for the shell and the design.
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Your placement
On the back of the hand or the wrist strap, exactly where it sits on the mockup you approve.
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Your sign-off
Bulk production starts only once you have approved the sample, and the finished order is checked against it.
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After you send a brief

How an order for custom MMA gloves runs, from brief to delivery.

The same five stages as every product line. You approve a physical sample before anything goes to bulk, and the approved sample is kept in the workshop so a reorder is matched to it.

Minimum order: 50 pairs per design; Any mix of sizes
Sample: 7–10 days; Free, with a free first revision
Bulk production: Typically 4–6 weeks; From sample approval, plus courier transit

Minimum 50 pairs per design, any mix of sizes. Free sample in 7–10 days. Bulk production typically 4–6 weeks from sample approval, plus courier transit — your exact dispatch date is confirmed in writing with your quote.

What is checked on custom MMA gloves before dispatch

Every one of these is performed and recorded before the order leaves the workshop.

How each order is inspected against your sample

Each glove weighed against its type, from 4 oz competition to 10 oz heavy bag.
Knuckle padding compared with the approved sample for that glove type.
Finger loops and open palm checked for size and stitching.
Hook-and-loop wrist strap checked for a secure closure.
Shin guards checked for coverage, padding and their sock or strap fit.
Pairs counted by size, S to XL, and packed as agreed.

Questions

Custom MMA gloves — common questions

Choose a question and the answer comes back beside it.

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What is the difference between MMA competition and sparring gloves?

Competition gloves are typically 4 oz, with minimal padding and exposed fingers for bouts. Sparring gloves are typically 7 to 8 oz, with much thicker foam over the knuckles to protect a training partner, while keeping the open palm for grappling.