Hajime no Ippo Gym Shorts

A fight panel, printed whole

A fight panel, printed whole

Boxing manga panels print better than character art, and Ippo is the clearest case. A panel already carries its own framing, composition and motion lines, so it lands on fabric as a finished image instead of a figure floating on flat ground.

There is a fitting logic to it. Shorts printed with a boxing panel end up in the gym the panel depicts.

Worth being straight about the cut: these are printed training shorts with a liner, not competition muay thai shorts. They suit bag work, conditioning and general training. They are not a fight-night garment.

Fit and care

Fabric is 95% polyester with a 3D digital print, built double-layer with a 10.6 cm inner short at size M under the printed outer. The outer runs 41 cm at the front and 47 cm at the back, so coverage holds through a hinge without bunching.

Waist runs 69.5 cm at XXS to 87 cm at XL, and the chart is remapped from the source sizing, so read the height band and not the letter. Size M is recommended for 180 cm to 185 cm. Machine wash cold, keep it with like colors, and hang dry without bleach.

Ippo shorts, not fight-night pants

Some people search for these as Ippo pants, since a training short and a loose training pant get called by either word depending on the gym. What ships here is the short: a 41 cm printed outer over a 10.6 cm liner, not a full-length pant.

For the rest of the printed range see anime gym shorts. For the other fighting series see baki. Unprinted training shorts sit in shorts.

Measurements come from the manufacturer's flat size table for each garment, converted to centimetres and mapped onto one size ladder. Available for 1 of the 1 garment here, last checked 2026-09-11. How we measure.

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