During official winter events, all black belts and instructors are required to wear the official uniform consisting of: black jacket with chest patch, gray pleated trousers, white shirt, official WJJC tie, classic black shoes, and black belt with silver buckle.
This uniform is not just formal attire but represents commitment, discipline, and respect toward the organization and the martial art we practice.
The official uniform is mandatory for all institutional events such as seminars, congresses, conferences, masterclasses, meetings, and workshops, ensuring a cohesive, professional, and internationally recognizable image.
The patch to be sewn on the black jacket holds fundamental importance: it clearly indicates both the practitioner’s country of origin, through the national flag, and the technical rank achieved within the WJJC, through specific symbols and colors representing black belt grades and technical roles.
This visual distinction allows immediate recognition of the practitioner’s qualification and experience, reinforcing a sense of belonging and mutual respect during official events.
Wearing this uniform correctly means being part of a large international family, united by shared values and a passion for Ju-Jitsu.
