MMA clothing has seen a dramatic rise in popularity, with each brand literally carving out a fashion statement with each new piece of MMA apparel that hits the shelves. The MMA clothing that most MMA fans and MMA fighters wear is MMA shorts and MMA t shirts. Designs are unique from any other clothing lines and usually focus on mma logos, crosses, skulls, tribal, eagles, blood and other cool designs. Affliction Clothing, Bad Boy Clothing, Hostility Clothing, Silver Star Clothing, Tapout Clothing. MMA shorts and mma clothing for sale online are the same shorts your favorite MMA fighters wear into to the cage or ring when they fight. If you’re an MMA fighter or an MMA fan we have a wide selection of MMA shorts for you to choose. Bad Boy Shorts, Sprawl Shorts, Tapout Shorts, Vale Tudo Shorts, Venum Shorts, Warrior Shorts

Affliction clothing

Affliction Clothing is an American mma clothing manufacturer based in Signal Hill, California. Affliction Clothing’s ability to set the bar high in fashion is evident in its collection’s indulgence of style and design, focus on quality, and its trademark series of divinely executed, dark and powerful themes. Affliction is a mainstay for the most elite athletes, heaviest bands, A-listers and the fashion conscious worldwide. It is owned by Affliction Inc. who also used to run an MMA promotion, Affliction Entertainment. Affliction was launched in August 2005. It is co-owned by Tom Atencio, Todd Beard, Eric Foss, and Clifton Chason and originated as a spin-out from Foss and Chason’s Digital Ink Creative Services. On November 14, 2008, Todd Beard resigned after Kim Couture, Randy Couture’s wife at the time, filed for a restraining order against him in a Clark County court.

Affliction’s clothing line includes t-shirts, polo shirts, thermals, hoodies, mma clothing, shorts and now jeans. Their style has been described as “skull and crossbone inspired”. Many of Affliction’s shirts bear the logo of many of the world’s top ranked MMA fighters, including Georges St. Pierre, Randy Couture, and Quinton Jackson and many world class boxing superstars including Oscar De La Hoya, Shane Mosley and Zab Judah. Several nightclubs and bars in Vancouver & Victoria do not allow Affliction clothing in addition to other labels such as Ed Hardy due to a perceived association with local gang activities. Pamela Rogers, a spokesperson for Affliction, maintained that the brand “has nothing to do with gangs” and describes it instead as an “upscale men’s boutique brand”. In Calgary, the nightclub “Cowboys” has also banned the use of Affliction t-shirts, due to the incidents in Vancouver and Victoria. Affliction Inc. along with Randy Couture and wife Kim Couture started an offshoot of Affliction Clothing, titled Xtreme Couture in 2007. Sinful, a line of mma clothing specifically designed for women, is a part of the Affliction Inc. family and is the sister to Affliction men’s clothing. Their shirts, pants, and hoodies often feature a mix of religious and non-religious elements, which include, but are not limited to: angels, angel wings, doves, crosses, burning hearts, roses, and skulls.

Bad boy clothing

Bad Boy clothing provides martial arts athletes with the most innovative, high quality, performance products designed to benefit the athlete in both training and competition. We support the dedicated athlete in the pursuit of his passion and the full realization of his abilities. We support the sport of MMA and the lifestyle associated with MMA so that the world can appreciate the skill, intelligence, desire and dedication demonstrated by these world-class athletes. Bad Boy clothing began  with mma clothing in Jiu Jitsu in the early nineties by sponsoring Rickson Gracie, son of the legendary founder of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Helio Gracie, for a seminar that he was giving in Rio de Janeiro. That seminar made the cover story in a national magazine and the cover photo featured Rickson Gracie wearing a Bad Boy Kimono. As Jiu Jitsu continued to grow in Brazil, attracting athletes from around the world to the no-nonsense academies peppering the Brazilian coastal cities, Bad Boy clothing continued to sponsor both the Gracies and Jiu Jitsu tournaments. Other martial art academies in Brazil became all too aware of the success and popularity of Jiu Jitsu and a war of words began, wherein Jiu Jitsu was often denounced as a fad and not as effective as was publicized. Tired of the bickering among students and masters alike, the first Mixed Martial Arts tournaments sprung up throughout Brazil and Bad Boy was first in line to support the burgeoning sport. This new sport required new rules (none, at the beginning), a new stage (octagons instead of square rings that allowed fighters to be thrown or the ropes used against the fighters), and new mma clothing (Kimonos were rapidly declining in popularity, as they also proved to be a weapon). So, the Bad Boy Fight Shorts were born. Named the “Sungão,” which is the Brazilian word for the swim briefs favored on Brazil’s beaches, the Bad Boy Fight Shorts added “legs” to the garment and was made of a highly durable, water resistant, and flexible material that has yet to be equaled by any other brand. Often imitated, never duplicated, the Bad Boy Fight Shorts continue to be the most sought after product by Sprawlers, Grapplers, and Wrestlers to this day. 15 years of dedication to Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Mixed Martial Arts has paid off in a loyalty to Bad Boy that is unparalleled in the world of MMA. We have had the privilege of having Bad Boy clothing worn by the greatest fighters in the world. It is difficult to go to an MMA event or tournament without seeing a Bad Boy logo on a pair of shorts or permanently tattooed on a fighter. We are sincerely honored by the many fighters who have been part of the Bad Boy family over time, many of which are still loyal to Bad Boy. We are equally grateful to the hundreds of fighters we’ve never met who adopt Bad Boy as their moniker, their persona, their brand. Now, Bad Boy is poised to accomplish in the USA what we have already accomplished in Brazil and Japan; we will take the message to the masses. In Brazil, Bad Boy clothing was the first lifestyle brand to make everyday apparel that both popularized and legitimized Mixed Martial Arts to the general public. In Japan, our sponsorship of the K-1 Hero’s legend Jerome LeBanner has demonstrated the mass appeal of MMA to fans of all ages. We are again pushing the envelope, adopting the latest performance product innovations and applying them to Bad Boy clothing MMA Gear and everyday apparel.

Contract killer clothing

As Contract killer clothing, hope to attract the fighting spirit, the raw emotions that deliver us from regular training into the sport and to fulfill a journey into what we have learned so we can be tested, tried and measured, in hopes to be rewarded, and celebrated. Grit, determination, heart….CONTRACT KILLER. Style, function, innovation..Grit, MODEFY’D SPORTS EQUIPMENT. Its the same focus that every fighter and player feels that fuels us to push ourselves, the industry, the style of life that we live, We live for the moment, the smell of blood, the smell of domination…. The smell of victory. CONTRACT KILLER CLOTHING has branched out into the next movement of paintball and mixed martial art fighting with Tpshirts, fight shorts, hats, gear bags, backpacks, and paintball harnesses. Grit, determination, heart – these are the things which define Contract Killer Clothing. It’s the same focus that every MMA fighter feels that fuels Contract Killer to push themselves, the industry, and the style of life that they live. The name “Contract Killer” was chosen because it promotes a certain type of fighter: true professionals of such talent that they are paid to do what no one else can. They are the elite, the best of the best. “Contract Killers” are those who are not afraid to work hard – gladiators who sacrifice their bodies for the sake of winning and putting on a show. They are about living for the moment, the smell of blood, the smell of domination, the smell of victory!

Tapout clothing

Tapout clothing is an MMA market leader setting the trends instead of following them. Tapout clothing produce a great range of MMA T-shirts, MMA Fight Shorts, and MMA Hoodies. This counterculture crew boasts a sought-after mma clothing line, a raucous in-demand TV reality show, and sponsors the best MMA Fighters all the while creating hype and mystique The trio equaling the TapouT Crew – Mask, Punkass and Skyskrape – are no strangers to the fanfare surrounding the infamous sport of MMA and are never too shy to strike their notorious poses with fight-frenzied fans. As the premiere lifestyle brand of the MMA world, TapouT undoubtedly corners the competition- in and out of the octagon. As the energy is escalating around the MMA culture, Tapout mma clothing is taking on a life of its own with an attitude so American and Arrogant that the demand for the brand has gone global. “The TapouT phenomenon can’t be explained easily. TapouT is here to help bring the sport to its rightful place of world domination, and our products are just an extension of that,” says TapouT’s ringleader Mask. The ubiquitous logo-blazen tee shirt that made TapouT a madhouse-hold name can now be purchased in over 20,000 retail stores worldwide (not including online), along with a full line of fighter gear, men’s, women’s, youth and accessories.

Silver Star clothing

Growing from a small OC-based accessory boutique, Silver Star clothing Casting Company has quickly become a major player in the global fashion and accessories industry. Founded in 1993 by Luke Burrett, today Silver Star clothing is widely recognized as one of the sportswear market’s most fashion forward and distinctive brands.Offering the latest in apparel, shirt designs, outerwear, fleece, headwear, jeans, shoes, belts, buckles, jewelry and watches, the creative team behind Silver Star clothing are constantly taking the pulse of the streets to keep their products squarely on the cutting-edge. As a result, Silver Star is a favorite among trend setting celebrities who recognize its innovative style and originality. Nowhere is the evolution of the brand more evident than in the release of Latin Assassin, a Latin inspired mma clothing line developed in collaboration with Sen Dog of Cypress Hill. Silver Star mma clothing can be found on the shelves in more than 2000 stores throughout the United States and in over 30 countries worldwide. The brand’s ever growing roster of retail partners includes Macy’s, Tilly’s, Urban Outfitters, Journeys, Pac Sun, Zumiez and more.