Caged Muay Thai shorts

At a glance: Caged Muay Thai shorts are premium training and competition shorts available in sizes S through XXL. The Classic range offers traditional cuts with clean two-tone designs in colourways including Black/White, Navy Blue/White, and Khaki Green/Black, all built for serious training and competition use.

Why choose Caged Muay Thai shorts

When you buy Muay Thai shorts, the cut and fabric determine how freely you can kick and how well the shorts hold up under daily training. Caged Muay Thai shorts use a traditional wide-leg cut that allows full range of motion for high kicks, knees, and clinch work. The Classic line features satin fabric with contrast piping and embroidered branding, designed for both training sessions and competition. Every model is available in five sizes, from S to XXL, so you can find the fit that suits your build and training style.

Choosing your size

Muay Thai shorts fit differently from regular athletic shorts. The wide leg opening and short inseam are deliberate: they prevent fabric from restricting your hips during kicks. Size S typically fits waists 28–30 inches, M fits 30–32, L fits 32–34, XL fits 34–36, and XXL fits 36–38. If you are between sizes, consider whether you prefer a snug waist or more room; the elastic waistband and drawstring allow some adjustment. Most fighters train in the same size they wear in everyday trousers, but if you have heavily muscled thighs, sizing up one increment can improve comfort during deep squats and high kicks.

Colourways and design

The Caged Classic range includes both two-tone and solid colourways. Two-tone options pair a base colour with white or black contrast panels and piping: Black/White, Navy Blue/White, Khaki Green/Black, Light Gray/Black, and Bordeaux Red/White. Solid colourways include Black, Navy Blue, and Bordeaux Red. All models feature the same cut and construction; your choice comes down to personal preference and whether your gym has colour requirements for sparring or competition. The satin finish is traditional in Muay Thai and helps reduce friction during clinch exchanges.

Compare your options

• Caged Muay Thai Shorts Classic - Black/White: premium, sizes S–XXL
• Caged Muay Thai Shorts Classic - Navy Blue/White: premium, sizes S–XXL
• Caged Muay Thai Shorts Classic - Khaki Green/Black: premium, sizes S–XXL
• Caged Classic Muay Thai Shorts - Black: premium, sizes S–XXL
• Caged Classic Muay Thai Shorts - Bordeaux Red: premium, sizes S–XXL
• Caged Muay Thai Shorts Classic - Light Gray/Black: premium, sizes S–XXL

What our customers choose

The best-selling model is the Caged Muay Thai Shorts Classic in Black/White, followed by the solid Black and the Khaki Green/Black colourways. Size L is chosen by just over a quarter of customers, M by roughly a quarter, and S by nearly a quarter, with XL and XXL accounting for the remainder.

Our picks for each budget

Caged sits in the premium tier and is built for serious training and competition. The Classic range combines traditional Muay Thai cut with durable satin fabric and reinforced stitching, making these shorts a reliable choice whether you train three times a week or compete regularly. The wide size range and variety of colourways mean you can find a pair that fits your build and matches your gym's requirements.

Frequently asked questions

Which Caged Muay Thai shorts are the best choice?

The Caged Muay Thai Shorts Classic models are the best choice across the range. They offer a traditional wide-leg cut, satin fabric, and reinforced stitching suitable for both training and competition. The Black/White, Navy Blue/White, and Khaki Green/Black colourways are the most popular, but all Classic models share the same construction and fit. Choose based on your preferred colour and whether your gym has specific requirements for sparring or competition wear.

What size Muay Thai shorts should I buy?

Most fighters choose the same size they wear in everyday trousers. Muay Thai shorts are designed to sit on the hips with a short inseam and wide leg opening, so they fit differently from regular athletic shorts. If you are between sizes or have heavily muscled thighs, sizing up one increment can improve comfort during high kicks and deep squats. The elastic waistband and drawstring allow some adjustment, but the leg opening should be wide enough that fabric never restricts your hips during kicks or clinch work.

Can I use Caged Muay Thai shorts for kickboxing or MMA?

Yes, you can use Caged Muay Thai shorts for kickboxing training, as the wide-leg cut suits high kicks and knee strikes. For MMA, traditional Muay Thai shorts work well for striking-focused sessions, but many fighters prefer MMA shorts or BJJ shorts for grappling-heavy training because those designs use shorter leg openings and stretch fabric that reduce the risk of an opponent grabbing the material during scrambles. If you train multiple disciplines, consider having dedicated shorts for each.

Last updated: September 2026