What size Judo Gi for a 75 pound and 4 foot 4 child?

I%26#039;m not sure the size to order? Should it be 0?|||People please keep in mind that Judo Gis are different than Karate or other Martial Arts Gis. They are thicker, and based pretty much entirely on height for kids.





Buy a Size 0, and knowing that you will probably have to buy a new one in a year or two depending on age and growth of your child..





Century Gis are not that great, and from I noticed on their website, their cheapest Gi is 60 bucks and doesn%26#039;t come in sizes below a 3. White is pretty a much standard at any Judo school. (Blue ones are usually for comps only, and generally only needed in Senior competetion) DO NOT BUY ANY OTHER COLOR GI FOR JUDO.





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Honestly Hatashita has some of the best prices in my opinion for the web. For a kid, a Fuji single weave would be all you need, especially because they are growing and they are more than sturdy enough for kids.





I prefer Swain, Fuji, Mizuno (more expensive) Adidas makes an OK Gi, hell for kids the brand name doesn%26#039;t matter so much because you will be buying a Gi every two years or so.





Above is a Fuji single weave with sizing chart.





I would definately go with size 0, size one would leave the sleeves almost past your kids hands and while you can always leave room for growth, you don%26#039;t want something that is less functional just to give some room to grow.





Size 0, should last a year or two, when it gets too short, then go up.





Just my experience.|||Speaking purely on Century Martial Arts brand experience, my 8 yr old, who is probably a 6-7 yr old size honestly wears a size 0 and it fits him quite well. By the information you gave me, I would suggest a size 1. Century%26#039;s sizing guide states a size 1 would fit a child 4%26#039;3%26quot;-4%26#039;8%26quot; and weighing 70-90lbs. You have to be careful with the different brands however. Seems ProForce runs a bit larger than Century. My guess is that a size 1 is your best bet, but if possible have your child try on one to make sure. I would also suggest getting a colored one if its allowed. White shows all dirt and tends to show everything underneath as well (underwear, lol). Best of luck to you!!|||I would say probably size 1 maybe even 2. It depends on how the uniforms are cut. But I would give those two sizes a try.|||Size 0?





I have a size 5 Fuji gi and I%26#039;m 5%26#039;9%26quot; so going based on that I%26#039;d say maybe a 2 but more probably a 3.