Caged women's clothing

At a glance: Caged women's clothing offers a focused range of premium training apparel for Muay Thai, BJJ and general martial arts training. The collection includes Muay Thai shorts in sizes S to XXL, sports bras, leggings, t-shirts, long sleeves and crew socks, with the Caged Classic Muay Thai Shorts available in eight colours being the most popular choice for serious training.

What Caged women's clothing includes

This collection centres on functional training wear designed for striking and grappling disciplines. The range includes Muay Thai shorts built to the traditional cut with a wide leg opening for high kicks, sports bras for impact support during pad work and sparring, compression leggings suitable for BJJ and MMA ground training, and base layers including t-shirts and long sleeves. Crew socks are available in three sizes: S (35-39), M (40-43) and L (44-49). Most garments run from XS or S through to XXL, covering a broad range of body types.

Choosing the right type for your training

Muay Thai shorts are cut shorter than boxing or MMA shorts to allow unrestricted movement for roundhouse kicks, knees and teeps. They work equally well for kickboxing and general striking training. For women's grappling sessions, leggings and sports bras offer better coverage and compression than loose shorts, reducing fabric grab during rolls and preventing mat burn. Long sleeves and t-shirts serve as versatile base layers for warm-ups, strength and conditioning work, or casual wear between sessions. If you train across multiple disciplines, a combination of Muay Thai shorts for striking days and leggings for grappling provides the most flexibility.

Sizing and fit

Muay Thai shorts typically fit true to size with an elasticated waistband that accommodates slight variations. The traditional cut sits higher on the hip than Western athletic shorts. Sports bras and compression leggings should fit snugly without restricting breathing or circulation; if you are between sizes, the smaller option usually provides better support for high-intensity training. T-shirts and long sleeves follow standard European sizing. Crew socks are sized by foot length in European shoe sizes, with three brackets covering most women's sizes from 35 to 49.

What our customers choose

The best-selling item is the Caged Crew Socks in white, accounting for roughly one in six purchases. The second most popular choice is the Caged T-Shirt Training Club in black, followed by the Caged Classic Muay Thai Shorts in black in third place. Nearly a quarter of customers choose size S, just under a quarter opt for M, and around one in six select L, reflecting a fairly even distribution across the smaller to mid-range sizes.

Compare your options

• Caged Classic Muay Thai Shorts - Black: premium, sizes S to XXL, available in eight colour options including bordeaux red, navy blue, light pink, light blue, grey and white
• Caged Crew Socks - White: premium, sizes S (35-39), M (40-43), L (44-49)
• Caged T-Shirt Training Club - Black: premium, sizes XS to XXL

Frequently asked questions

Which Caged women's clothing is the best choice?

The Caged Classic Muay Thai Shorts are the standout choice if you train Muay Thai, kickboxing or any striking discipline that requires high kicks and knee strikes. They are available in eight colours and five sizes, making them suitable for most body types. For grappling or mixed training, pair the shorts with a sports bra and leggings to cover both striking and ground work. The crew socks and training t-shirts are solid additions for any martial artist looking for durable, functional basics.

What size Muay Thai shorts should I buy?

Choose your normal clothing size for Muay Thai shorts; the elasticated waistband provides some adjustment room. The traditional cut sits higher on the hips than Western shorts and the leg opening is wider to allow full range of motion for kicks. If you prefer a looser fit or plan to wear them over compression shorts, consider sizing up. Most women training regularly choose S, M or L, with these three sizes accounting for the majority of purchases in this collection.

Can I wear Muay Thai shorts for BJJ training?

Muay Thai shorts are not ideal for BJJ or grappling because the wide, loose leg openings can catch on your training partner's limbs or gi during rolls, and the slippery fabric offers less grip control than purpose-built grappling shorts. Compression leggings or fitted women's grappling shorts are safer and more practical for ground work. However, Muay Thai shorts work well for no-gi warm-ups, drilling or light positional sparring where fabric interference is less of a concern.

Last updated: September 2026