About the product
White belt included.
We carry Poomsae dobok Sijag from Shinka Combat because it holds up to what it goes through, and because we keep it in stock in quantities that cover a whole class. It is made for poomsae - the formal patterns in taekwondo - and the fabric is ribbed, which gives two things at once: freedom of movement in the fabric itself, and an audible snap when the technique is right. The blend is 35 percent cotton and 65 percent polyester. White collar, white trousers and a WHITE BEGINNER'S BELT ARE INCLUDED, so the set is complete from the start. Sizes go from 130 to 200 cm. 130 to 200 cm: eight steps - from child to adult.
Benefits
- For poomsae: Made for the formal patterns.
- Sound effect: Amplifies the technique with an audible snap.
- Cotton and polyester: Durability and comfort in the same fabric.
- In stock in quantity: Enough to equip a whole class.
Use
- Poomsae: The formal patterns in taekwondo.
- Club training: The dobok used every session.
- Gradings: For the exam, where the forms have to be right.
- Demonstrations: A clean, intact dobok when the club shows what it can do.
Care
- Wash at no more than 30 degrees
- No fabric softener - it closes the fabric and stops it wicking sweat
- Air dry - never in a tumble dryer
- Wash with white or light clothes
- Use a pre-wash rather than a higher temperature when it is dirty
Specifications
- Category
- Doboks
- Item number
- SC-T-5000100
- Manufacturer
- Budoxperten ApS, Hvidovre, DK
Sizes and codes
| Variant | EAN |
|---|---|
| 130 cmSC-T-5000100-130 | 1233456100911 |
| 150 cmSC-T-5000100-150 | 1233456100935 |
| 180 cmSC-T-5000100-180 | 1233456100966 |
| 190 cmSC-T-5000100-190 | 1233456100973 |
| 200 cmSC-T-5000100-200 | 1233456100980 |
Questions and answers
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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Which size should I choose?
The number in the selector is YOUR HEIGHT in centimetres, not the length of the dobok - a taekwondo dobok is measured by the height of the person wearing it. If you are 168 cm, you need 170. If you fall between two steps, take the larger: a dobok that is slightly too big gives full freedom for kicks, while one that is too small tightens across the shoulders just as the leg comes up. This particular model comes in eight steps from 130 to 200 cm, so from 130 to 200 cm. If you are outside that range, we carry other models with a wider selection - call us and we will find one.
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What does the colour of the collar mean?
It shows the grade. In taekwondo, a light or white collar is worn by those who do not yet have a black belt, a black collar by those who do, and a poom collar in red and black by young athletes who took their black belt before turning 15. So it is not a question of what looks best - you could end up wearing a grade you do not have. If in doubt, ask the coach before ordering: it is the club and the federation that decide what is right for you, not us.
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Can the dobok be embroidered with a name or club logo?
Yes, we do our own embroidery. You add the name when ordering, and a club logo is possible too - it requires that the club has approved it and that we have the logo as an embroidery file. If your club is not on the list, ask the club's coach or buyer whether they want it set up. Note one condition: an embroidered dobok can be neither exchanged nor returned, as it cannot be resold. So be sure of the size first - and rather call once too often.
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Does the dobok shrink in the wash?
Only a little, and less than most people think. On uniforms with a high polyester content, expect about two to three percent in length, and with ten centimetres between sizes that does not change your choice. Wash at no more than 30 degrees, do not use fabric softener, and let the dobok air dry - a tumble dryer is what really shrinks and wears it. If the dobok is really dirty, run it with a pre-wash instead of turning up the heat.
