Style Specific Martial Arts Patches

You ever notice how a good patch can say a lot without saying a word? That's the idea behind our style specific martial arts patches. These aren't just decoration. They're your way of showing exactly what you train, where you come from, and what you stand for in the world of martial arts. Whether you're deep into karate, grinding it out in jiu jitsu, or flying through katas in taekwondo, we've got the martial arts patches that match your journey.

Let's say you're part of a traditional Shotokan dojo. That shotokan patch on your gi? It tells people your foundation is built on discipline, technique, and deep Japanese tradition. If you're throwing powerful strikes in Kenpo Karate, then a clean kenpo patch or kenpo karate patch stitched on your chest shows you're focused on fluid motion and real-world effectiveness. Maybe you're repping Tang Soo Do. We've got a sharp tang soo do patch that captures the Korean roots and spirit of that art.

Now if you're into Judo, you already know it's about balance, leverage, and finesse. A judo patch adds that subtle "I can toss you without breaking a sweat" kind of vibe to your uniform. And for those who've taken the Jeet Kune Do path, you'll find a jeet kune do patch that reflects Bruce Lee's iconic philosophy of simplicity and directness.

Our collection of martial arts style patches doesn't stop at the major systems. We stock patches for more unique or hybrid styles too, like Kajukenbo, with its no-nonsense, street-ready mindset. The kajukenbo patch gives your gear that edge that shows you train for real situations, not just form. If you're practicing Isshinryu, you'll find an isshinryu patch designed with traditional Okinawan symbols that respect the roots of that style.

What about Kung Fu? We've got multiple kung fu patches, from styles inspired by the Shaolin Temple to modern interpretations. A shaolin patch or shaolin kempo patch lets people know you're connected to one of the oldest and most respected martial traditions in the world. And if you're going full stealth mode, our ninjitsu patch options are all about that covert warrior aesthetic. They're perfect for practitioners who favor speed, strategy, and unpredictability.

All of our martial arts patches are either iron-on or sew-on, and we clearly list the type on each product page so you know exactly what you're getting. Iron-ons are great when you want something quick and easy, especially on gear bags or training jackets. Sew-ons are the traditional route, perfect for gi tops and uniforms where you want the patch to stay put, even after hundreds of hours of rolling or sparring.

A lot of martial arts schools use martial arts uniform patches to identify rank, style, or affiliation. For example, some karate dojos have custom karate patches for each belt level, while others use them to rep their school's crest or international federation. In taekwondo, patches are often placed on the chest or sleeve to show organizational membership or black belt rank. If you're part of a multi-style school, it's not uncommon to see a combo of patches. Maybe a kenpo patch on one side and a jiu jitsu patch on the other, depending on what you teach or train.

And this isn't just about uniforms. We've seen students and instructors alike build entire stories on their gear bags. One martial artist might have a kung fu patch, a tang soo do patch, and an okinawan karate patch all on the same bag. Each one represents a chapter in their training. Others collect martial arts patches like souvenirs from tournaments, seminars, or trips to Japan, Korea, or China.

At the end of the day, these patches let you carry your martial identity with you. You've put in the hours. You've taken the hits. You've earned the right to represent the styles you've trained in. Whether it's a bold jiu jitsu patch on your back, a clean taekwondo patch on your sleeve, or a classic okinawan karate patch over your heart, you're not just wearing fabric. You're wearing your story.