Collection: Humble Fightwear

Humble Fightwear - Australian-Made Rash Guards, Gis & Grappling Gear

Humble Fightwear is Australian owned and based in Perth, designed by people who train in the same conditions you do. The designs have real personality — Spirit of the Fighter, Buddha, Black Camo, Criptye — but the pricing stays grounded, with most of the range sitting under $80. It's the sort of brand you buy two or three pieces of rather than agonising over one, which is exactly what regular training actually calls for.

Ranked Rash Guards

The Ranked series is the core of the range and the reason most people find Humble in the first place. It covers white, blue, purple and brown in both short and long sleeve, so whatever your rank, there's a guard that meets the IBJJF belt-colour requirement for no-gi divisions. Short sleeve sits at $68.95 and long sleeve at $72.95, which makes competing legally a lot less expensive than it usually is. As always, check the current ruleset for your event before you compete.

The Wider Rash Guard Range

Outside the Ranked line, the rash guard range runs from around $64 to $77 and covers Spirit of the Fighter, Buddha, TTD, Unite, SRP, Criptye and Black Camo, with the Pink Haze cut specifically for women. Sizes run XXS through XXXL, which is a wider spread than most brands bother with at this price. All are compression fit for grappling, so expect them to feel snug — that's the point, since loose fabric gives your partner something to grab.

Gis, Shorts and Kids

The Heat Seeker gi comes in black and white across A0 to A3 at $189.95, which puts a full competition-ready gi within reach of someone six months into training. On the no-gi side, the Assassins and Assassins V2 MMA shorts and the Spirit of the Fighter grappling shorts cover the bottom half. The kids range runs K1 to K4 with the AUS and Culture Hype rash guards and matching Humble Assassins grappling shorts, so juniors get the same gear rather than a watered-down version.

Buying Humble in Australia

Buying Humble keeps your money with an Australian business, and we hold stock locally with fast dispatch, free shipping on orders over $180 and 30-day returns if the sizing isn't right. Zip and Afterpay are available at checkout. Because rash guards need a day to dry properly, most people training more than twice a week end up with two or three — and at these prices that's a reasonable ask. Not sure on sizing? Get in touch and we'll sort it before you order.