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Tatami IBJJF Ranked Long Sleeve Rash Guard

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  • Beginner
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  • General training
  • Sparring
  • Grappling

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Specifications

Sleeve lengthLong sleeve
Fabric composition85% polyester, 15% spandex
FitNot confirmed
Waist retentionInside rubber waistband to keep the rash guard in place, per Tatami
Ranked coloursSold as a ranked (belt-colour) range
Available sizesXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL
Fit notesThe orange and green colourways are sold in XS to M only, per Tatami.
Research-based editorial assessment

Our verdict

A long-sleeve rash guard for grappling and no-gi training, in 85% polyester and 15% spandex with a rubber waistband. Tatami makes it in belt colours for jiu-jitsu; under MMA it is a training top, not competition kit.

Tatami's ranked long-sleeve rash guard is made from 85% polyester and 15% spandex. It has an inside rubber waistband to keep it in place. It is sold in white, blue, purple, brown and black, plus orange and green in sizes XS to M. Tatami does not state whether the fit is compression.

Tatami makes it as a ranked top for no-gi jiu-jitsu and calls it "IBJJF legal", which is the manufacturer's own claim. Belt-colour rules are a jiu-jitsu requirement: MMA has no belt ranks. Amateur MMA rules require a short-sleeved top in your corner colour (IMMAF rules 2021, section 15; UWW Article 1.2), so this long-sleeve top is for training.

Best suited to

MMA and no-gi trainees of any level who want a long-sleeve top for grappling rounds.

Consider skipping if

You need a top for an amateur MMA bout: those rules require short sleeves in your corner colour. You want a short-sleeve top for MMA striking sessions (see the Venum Contender). You want a stated compression fit (see the RDX T15).

The Fight Store editorial assessment
  • Comfort
  • Materials & Construction
  • Value

Research-based editorial ratings — not customer reviews.

Pros

  • A choice of seven colours, per Tatami
  • An 85% polyester, 15% spandex fabric, per Tatami
  • An inside rubber waistband to keep the top in place, per Tatami

Cons

  • Fit type (compression or regular) is not stated
  • The orange and green colourways come in XS to M only

Why we rated it this way

Comfort (3): a confirmed rubber waistband, but no fit or seam detail.

Materials & Construction (3): Tatami states an 85% polyester, 15% spandex fabric, the usual build for a rash guard.

Value (3): A mid-range price for a polyester-spandex top with a rubber waistband, which is what rash guards at this price normally offer. Its belt-rank colours are for jiu-jitsu and aren't a requirement in MMA.

Sources

  • Manufacturer — Tatami's own UK product page - 85% polyester/15% spandex, inside rubber waistband, "IBJJF legal" wording, sizes XS-XXL, and the GBP purchase route.
  • Manufacturer — Another colourway of the same model - the colour range and per-colour sizing.
  • Technical documentation — IBJJF uniform rules for no-gi: a skin-tight top with at least 10% of the rank (belt) colour.
  • Technical documentation — IMMAF's amateur MMA rules (January 2021 edition), section 15, Rash guards: "All rash guards are to be of short sleeve type. No long sleeve rash guards are permitted", coloured red or blue, with a cultural and religious dispensation for female athletes. UWW International Amateur MMA Rules (May 2026), Article 1.2: short sleeves that extend above the elbow, at least 70% of the corner colour (https://cdn.uww.org/2026-05/uww_amateur_mma_rules_-_2026.05.pdf). Read 2026-10-25.

Methodology: research-based (not hands-on tested) · How we review products

Last reviewed 2026-10-13 · Last verified 2026-10-13

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