New Zealand Ag Research's newly developed woolen clothing has now been used for martial arts practitioners' uniforms. At this time of year, wool is usually chosen for its cold resistance characteristics, but Gimono developers have added a new quality to wool fabrics instead of cold exercises for Wushu practitioners, so this dress allows Wushu trainers to stay in training grounds easily for a long time.

For many years, the Gi costumes worn by martial artists when practicing martial arts are jackets and pants combinations. Apart from being able to resist, they can also exercise freely.

Gi clothing is usually made of heavy woven cotton cloth, because this is a tradition, but there are some shortcomings.

Pro Active martial arts Nigel Stupples said that these cotton garments have a tendency to retain their body odor, so if a person really starts working hard and sweats a lot, cotton clothing will retain sweat, especially the sweat under the armpit.

However, if one sweats too much, cotton clothing may begin to decay over time.

Now, however, the Dunedin company (Dunedin) has started using a new Merino fabric to make uniforms, which are more durable and more comfortable.

Gimono chairman Lavigna Calvert (Lavinia Calvert) said that the fabric is lighter, super strong and more comfortable to wear, so that Wushu trainers are more flexible.

This wool fabric is a newly developed product from Ag Research. It has the strength of synthetic fiber and is a fashionable woven fabric which can absorb sweat from fighters.

According to Surinder Tandon of Ag Research, this fabric has very good dispersion characteristics, because it is very absorbent and therefore has better breathability.