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Taekwondo Uniform Price in Pakistan 2025 — Complete Buying Guide

Everything you need to know before buying a dobok — prices, brands, sizes, and where to get the real thing.

📅 Published: June 2025 ⏱ Read time: 7 min ✍️ By: ChampZones Team

Let me be honest with you — finding a decent taekwondo uniform in Pakistan is genuinely annoying.

You search online, half the results are Daraz listings with zero size information and photos that look like they were taken in someone's living room. You go to a local sports shop and the guy behind the counter calls everything a "karate dress." You ask a friend and they send you to some wholesaler in Anarkali who sells the same Chinese stock to everyone.

I've seen this happen to so many parents, especially ones whose kids just joined an academy and the coach said "bring a uniform by Friday." You panic, you buy the wrong thing, it doesn't fit, and then you're back to square one.

This guide is for exactly that situation — and also for serious practitioners who want to actually understand what they're buying.

Section 01

First Things First — It's Called a Dobok

Most people in Pakistan call it a "taekwondo dress" or "uniform" but the correct term is dobok (도복). It's Korean. And no, it's not the same as a karate gi even though they look almost identical at first glance.

The actual difference is in the collar. A taekwondo dobok has a V-neck. A karate gi wraps across the chest and ties. That's the quick way to tell them apart when you're shopping.

Beyond the collar, doboks are generally lighter in fabric because taekwondo is a kicking art — you need range of motion in your legs, not a heavy cotton suit weighing you down.

Section 02

What Does a Taekwondo Uniform Cost in Pakistan Right Now?

Prices have gone up in the last couple of years, mostly because of import costs and the rupee situation. Here's what you're realistically looking at in 2025:

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Type	Price (PKR)	Best For
Basic Student Dobok	Rs. 2,500 – 4,500	Beginners, kids, daily training
Mid-Range Training Dobok	Rs. 4,500 – 8,000	Club training, colored belts
WTF Competition Dobok	Rs. 8,000 – 18,000	Tournaments, provincial/national
Branded (Mooto, Adidas)	Rs. 12,000 – 35,000+	Black belts, serious competitors

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Watch out for Daraz listings

Prices look lower but most are unbranded Chinese imports. Stitching fails after a few months, sizing is inconsistent, and returns are a headache. Buy from someone who actually knows the product.

Section 03

Brands Worth Knowing About

You don't need to memorize ten brands. These are the ones that actually matter in the Pakistani market:

Mooto

Gold standard for club and competition players. Korean brand, internationally recognized, lightweight fabric that breathes well. The problem — a lot of "Mooto" uniforms in Pakistan are fake. If you're paying Mooto prices, make sure you're getting the real thing.

Dae Do

The most common brand at local tournaments in Punjab and KPK. Solid mid-range quality, good durability, and pricing that makes sense for regular students.

Pine Tree

A bit underrated honestly. Stitching quality is better than you'd expect at the price. Good choice if you want reliability without paying top-tier competition prices.

Adidas Taekwondo

Premium range. WT-approved for international competition. If you're competing at national trials or going abroad for a tournament, this is what your uniform should be. Expensive, but at that level it's a tool, not just clothing.

GR TKD / Pro Specs

Entry level. Fine for beginners and school academies. Don't expect three years of hard training out of them but they do the job when starting out.

Section 04

The Size Thing — Where Most People Go Wrong

This is the most common mistake. People size by weight or "small/medium/large" logic and the uniform either can't be buttoned or bunches up around the ankles.

Taekwondo doboks are sized by height only. Here's the standard chart:

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Age Group	Korean Size	Height
2–3 years	00000	80 cm
3–4 years	0000	90 cm
4–5 years	000	100 cm
5–6 years	00	110 cm
6–7 years	0	120 cm
8–9 years	1	130 cm
10–11 years	2	140 cm
12–13 years	3	150 cm
14–15 years	4	160 cm
Adult S	5	170 cm
Adult M	6	180 cm
Adult L	7	190 cm

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Between two sizes? Always go bigger.

Doboks shrink slightly after the first wash and you need room to kick. A slightly large uniform is fine. One that restricts your roundhouse kick is not.

Section 05

Student Dobok or Competition Dobok?

I get asked this a lot by parents. Short answer: if your child just started, don't overthink it.

✅ Go Student Dobok if...

Child just enrolled in an academy
White to blue belt level
Training 3–4 times a week or less
Budget is a consideration

🏆 Go Competition Dobok if...

Preparing for district/provincial/national events
Coach requires WTF-approved uniform
Black belt or approaching Dan grading

My suggestion: start with a good quality student dobok. Once your child is grading consistently and showing real commitment, then invest in a competition-grade uniform.

Also — some academies in Pakistan have their own school patches or embroidery requirements. Check with your coach before ordering, especially when buying for a club.

Section 06

White Dobok, Black Dobok — What Are the Rules?

Under WTF (World Taekwondo) rules, white is the default for all students. Once you reach black belt, a black collar trim is allowed. Full black doboks with white trim are for master instructors — usually 4th Dan and above.

Under ITF (International Taekwon-Do Federation) rules, the uniform uses a traditional wrap-around jacket cut, not a V-neck. Belt level determines trim and design.

If you're not sure which organization your academy follows, ask your coach before buying. Showing up with the wrong style uniform to a grading or tournament is easily avoidable.

Section 07

So Where Should You Actually Buy?

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Local Sports Shops

Available everywhere, but selection is hit or miss and brand authenticity is questionable. Fine for very basic student gear if you need something today.

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Daraz

Convenient delivery but product quality is inconsistent and returns are genuinely painful. Wouldn't recommend anything above Rs. 3,000 for taekwondo gear from there.

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ChampZones (champzones.com) — Recommended

Pakistan's dedicated taekwondo and martial arts store. Authentic doboks from Mooto, Dae Do, Pine Tree, Adidas, GR TKD, and Pro Specs. Cash on Delivery nationwide. WhatsApp support before you order — not after something goes wrong. Based in Chiniot, serving the taekwondo community directly.

Section 08

Quick Answers

Can I machine wash a dobok?

Yes — cold water, gentle cycle, hang to dry. The dryer will shrink it significantly.

How long does a dobok last?

A mid-range dobok with regular use should hold up 1–2 years before the fabric thins at the knees and collar. Competition-grade fabric lasts longer because it's heavier.

Do you deliver to my city?

Yes — nationwide through TCS, Leopards, M&P Express, and BlueEx. Most orders arrive within 2–4 working days.

Can I get custom embroidery for my academy?

Yes, on select uniforms. Message us on WhatsApp at +92 316-4288921 to discuss requirements before placing your order.

Is Cash on Delivery available?

Yes, always. You pay when your order arrives at your door.

At the end of the day, a good dobok is something a student wears almost every day.
It's worth spending a little time choosing the right one rather than buying twice.

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