Wrestling Clothing Stores
Stores for wrestling singlets, gear and fan merchandise
Wrestling clothing covers two related worlds. The first is the amateur sport: singlets cut for folkstyle, freestyle and Greco-Roman competition, warm-ups, wrestling shoes, headgear and training apparel sized for youth clubs through college programs, much of it bought by teams to uniform standards. The second is professional wrestling's fan economy: apparel and merchandise carrying the marks of promotions and performers, worn as fan identity. Wrestling clothing stores serve one or both worlds, and this directory gathers them together with the distinction kept clear in each listing. For the sport itself, fit and rules govern everything: competition singlets must meet federation specifications for cut and color, and team orders run on the season's calendar, not the shopper's convenience.
asics Wrestling Gear: ASICS, an acronym derived from the Latin phrase, Anima Sana In Corpore Sano - a sound mind in a sound body. Staying true to the philosophy by which it was founded, every ASICS innovation, every concept, every idea is intended to create the best product. Their mission is to become the number one brand for the sports enthusiast. To accomplish this, they pledge to continue to make the best product; striving to build upon their technological advances and pushing the limits on what they can learn from the body and its needs in athletic gear.
Blue Chip Wrestling: Wrestling clothes and apparel for wrestlers and their families. T-Shirts, hoodies, fight shorts, and much more. Blue Chip Wrestling is a full service wrestling product company located in Kansas City, Missouri. The company was started in 2001 as part of Blue Chip Athletic.
JR Wrestling: Wrestling Apparel. If you are looking for Asics Wrestling Shoes, Adidas Wrestling Shoes, Wrestling Singlets, Custom Wrestling Singlets or Wrestling Gear.
Takedown Sportswear : Takedown Sportswear is your reliable source of custom sublimated wrestling team singlets, shorts, jackets and more.
WrestlingMart : WrestlingMart has been on the mat since 2002. They are on a mission to provide the highest quality customer service and wrestling products. We carry a full range of wrestling gear including wrestling shoes, headgear, singlets, mouthguards, apparel, cleaning supplies and more!
Wrestling Supply: Wrestler Supply has top brand Wrestling Gear and Wrestling Shoes along with Custom Singlets, Headgear, Kneepads and clothing from brands such as Adidas, Asics, Cliff Keen, Nike and Matman. WarriorSport Team Gear and WrestlerSupply is a team of dedicated, former wrestlers that are passionate about the great sport of wrestling at all levels. Commitment, training, and performance are the core of WarriorSport Team Gear, therefore we are committed to top brands such as Adidas Wrestling, Cliff Keen, Matman, WarriorSport Team Wear, Battle Sports Science, Badger, Cleatskins, Defense Soap, Holloway, Augusta, Shock Doctor and Tonix.
Team Orders and the Mat-Side Wardrobe
Programs buy wrestling clothing as a system: matching singlets in home and away or red and blue variants, coordinated warm-ups that present the team at tournaments, and practice gear that takes the daily beating so competition pieces stay sharp. Specialty retailers support that system with sublimated custom designs (school colors and mascots printed into the fabric), size runs across the full weight-class spread, and reorder continuity when a roster grows mid-season. Parents of youth wrestlers will find the same stores stock the small sizes, beginner shoes and headgear that clubs require.
Care extends a singlet's life: wash cold inside out after every use, hang dry to protect the stretch fibers and prints, and never leave gear in a closed bag, a rule every wrestling room enforces for hygiene as much as for fabric. Fan shoppers, meanwhile, should buy pro wrestling merchandise from licensed sources to get correct artwork and quality, especially for event and championship designs. The stores listed here cover the mat and the merchandise table alike; check each listing to see which side of the sport it serves.
Common Questions
What does a wrestler wear in competition?
A singlet is the standard competition garment in scholastic and international wrestling, worn with wrestling shoes and, where required or chosen, protective headgear. Rules specify singlet cut, team colors and the red and blue designations used in freestyle and Greco-Roman events. Warm-ups and team apparel cover the time off the mat and are usually ordered by the program as a set.
How should a singlet fit?
Close and smooth, like a second skin, without loose fabric an opponent could grip: that is a rules matter as much as a comfort one. Sizing follows weight class and torso length charts from each maker, and growing youth wrestlers size out of singlets quickly, so clubs often run exchanges. When between sizes for a competition cut, follow the manufacturer's chart rather than sizing up for comfort.
Where does pro wrestling fan apparel fit in?
Professional promotions sell merchandise (tees, hoodies, replica belts and event apparel) through their own shops and licensed retailers, and independent wrestling stores carry fan gear alongside amateur equipment in some cases. It is fan clothing, bought by size like any apparel, and distinct from the regulated competition gear elsewhere on this page.