Boxing jackets

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Boxing jackets: 10 models from a light blouson to a padded jacket, with real measurements published

The essentials:10 boxing jackets — blousons, windbreakers, padded jackets, a varsity teddy, a bomber and a gilet. Brands Lonsdale London, UFC and Esprit Boxe, plus two models in Rocky Balboa style. Up to 11 colours per model and sizes from S to 6XL. Six product pages publish the manufacturer's real measurements size by size: shoulders, chest, back length and sleeve length. Free standard shipping.

🥊 Which jacket for which season

The first sort is not the brand but the lining. An unlined boxing jacket blocks wind and nothing else; a lined jacket adds a layer of air; a padded jacket holds in the heat the body produces. Those are three different garments, often confused.

What you are afterThe modelWhy
A spring and autumn jacketLonsdale zip blousonLight unlined shell, stand collar, 6 colours
The warmth of a hoodie with a zipLonsdale fleece jacketCotton fleece, brushed inside, fitted cut
Holding off wind and light rainLined Lonsdale windbreakerDrawcord hood, quilted lining, 3 zip pockets
A pattern rather than a solidLonsdale camouflage jacketFour camouflages, black panel, large back logo
Arms free during the warm-upLonsdale giletQuilting, stand collar, 7 colours, zip pockets
The warmest jacketStand collar padded jacketWide quilting, black ribbing, up to 142 cm chest
A padded jacket with a hoodHooded padded jacketFine quilting, lined grey marl drawcord hood
The widest choice of coloursRocky Balboa windbreaker11 colours, gold or white back marking, S to 6XL
The varsity cutRocky Balboa teddyWhite raglan sleeves, press studs, 8 colours
The bomber cutUFC bomberMA-1 cut, orange lining, zipped sleeve pocket, to 5XL

📏 Real measurements, size by size

This is what sets this collection apart: on six product pages out of ten, we publish the manufacturer's chart rather than vague advice. Shoulders, chest, back length and sleeve length, for every size available.

The method is simple: measure your chest at the pectorals, over the layer you will wear under the jacket, and compare it to the table on the product page. That is more reliable than starting from your usual size, because ease varies enormously between models — the UFC bomber starts at 87 cm in S while the Esprit Boxe padded jacket already reads 112 cm in M.

On the four pages where the manufacturer publishes nothing, we say so in plain terms and give a usage marker instead. No measurement is invented.

One model needs reading carefully before you order. The Rocky Balboa windbreaker is labelled on a chart where two sizes separate the label from the European size. The S equals an XXS, the XL equals an M, the 6XL equals a 4XL. In other words: if you normally wear an M, order the XL. The full conversion table, published by the manufacturer, is on the product page with all four measurements for each line.

👕 What each jacket carries

Every jacket in the collection carries a marking, and several display it on the back — which is what the rest of the gym sees.

The two Esprit Boxe jackets carry their marking on the front, on the right chest: the pictogram of a boxer with arms raised, ESPRIT BOXE and FOR THE GLORY. Those are the padded jacket and the hooded padded jacket.

🧭 Where to start

If you are buying one jacket, start from the season. For spring and autumn, the Lonsdale zip blouson and the lined Lonsdale windbreaker. For real winter, the two Esprit Boxe padded jackets. For a garment that stands out from a distance, the ROCKY teddy and the UFC bomber.

If you need a large size, three models go high with published measurements: the Lonsdale windbreaker and the UFC bomber to 5XL, and the Balboa windbreaker to a labelled 6XL, which is a European 4XL.

🎯 The Rocky Balboa windbreaker: read the sizing first

One model deserves a careful look before you order: the Rocky Balboa windbreaker is labelled on a grid where two sizes separate the label from the European size. The S is an XXS, the XL is an M, the 6XL is a 4XL.

In practice: if you normally wear a medium, order the XL. The full conversion table published by the maker is on the product page, with all four measurements for every row.

❓ Frequently asked questions

How do I choose the size of a boxing jacket?

Measure your chest at the pectorals, over the layer you will wear underneath, and compare it to the table on the product page. Six of the ten pages publish the manufacturer's measurements size by size. Ease varies strongly between models: the UFC bomber starts at 87 cm in S while the Esprit Boxe padded jacket reads 112 cm in M.

Do Lonsdale jackets run small?

It depends on the model, which is why we publish the measurements. The fleece jacket is described by the manufacturer as a fitted cut, with a 98 cm chest in S. The Lonsdale zip blouson starts at 114 cm in M. Compare with the table rather than starting from your usual size.

Do you have boxing jackets in large sizes?

Yes. The lined Lonsdale windbreaker and the UFC bomber go up to 5XL, meaning 126 and 120 cm of chest. The Rocky Balboa windbreaker goes to a labelled 6XL, which corresponds to a European 4XL.

What is the difference between a windbreaker and a padded jacket?

The lining. A windbreaker blocks wind with no fill. A lined windbreaker adds a layer of air. A padded jacket holds in the heat the body produces, through stitched chambers that stop the fill sliding to the bottom.

Which jacket should I wear to the boxing gym?

The ones that close completely and cover the warm-up: the lined Lonsdale windbreaker for roadwork, the gilet to keep the trunk warm while leaving the arms free for skipping and shadow. boxing hoodies go underneath.

Are these genuine Lonsdale and UFC jackets?

Yes, these are distributed products of the brands concerned. Lonsdale is a London brand created in 1960 by former boxer Bernard Hart, with the permission of the seventh Earl of Lonsdale, and worn by Muhammad Ali from 1963 and by Mike Tyson in the 1980s.

The Esprit Boxe world

The rest of the wardrobe: boxing hoodies, boxing t-shirts, boxing shorts and boxing caps, gathered in boxing clothing. For the ring: boxing robes and boxing kit sets. Equipment: boxing gloves, punching bags, hand wraps and skipping ropes. On the head: boxing beanies, boxing caps and boxing bucket hats. For the gym and away trips: boxing tracksuits, two-piece sets and joggers. For ground work: MMA rash guards. To reward a champion: championship belts.