Elite Sports has removed the minimum order requirements (MOQ) from its wholesale BJJ program, opening wholesale pricing to small martial arts academies, independent coaches, and gym owners who cannot commit to large bulk purchases. The change means a single gi can now be ordered at wholesale rates, a barrier that has long kept smaller BJJ gyms and academies from getting cost-effective gear sourcing.
The updated program lists men’s plain BJJ gis starting at $29.99 and kids’ plain gis starting at $25. These prices, once tied to high-volume orders at most suppliers, are now available regardless of order size.
For small BJJ academies, stocking gear has always been a careful balancing act. Bulk-order requirements at most wholesale outlets forced coaches to either over-purchase or pay full retail prices. With no floor on order size, a coach running a six-student kids’ class can now order two gis without penalty or markup.
Orders through the Elite Sports wholesale program ship within 48 hours from warehouses in Illinois and California. The catalog covers gis, rash guards, and shorts across men’s, women’s, and kids’ categories. Wholesale pricing on the men’s Core series, available in black, blue, and gray, sits at $39.99, compared to the standard retail price of $62.49.
The move reflects a practical reality: a large share of the BJJ community trains and teaches in small gym settings, and the gear supply chain has not always served that segment well. The removal of the minimum order requirement is a direct response to that gap.
Full details on available products and pricing are listed at Elite Sports‘ online store.
