Two fightersPremium cotton4 colourwaysS to 4XL
The essentials: in 1993 a karateka, a wrestler, a boxer and a jiu-jitsu fighter were put against each other to settle who would win — the answer changed how people train everywhere. This tee carries two fighter silhouettes, one throwing a high kick, under the full name of the organisation. Premium cotton 180 gsm, crew neck, heat transfer print. 4 colourways, 7 sizes S to 4XL, €29, free shipping.
The logo says which organisation you follow. The silhouettes say which sport it is.
That is the whole difference with a mark-only tee: here, someone who has never heard of the UFC understands at a glance that this is about fighting.
What the high kick is saying
The two silhouettes are not decoration. One throws a high kick — a kick to head height — the other blocks with the leg raised.
That choice says something about MMA: it is the only major discipline where you can strike with fists, feet, knees and elbows, then take the fight to the ground and grapple. A boxing tee would have shown only fists. A foot at head height leaves no doubt about the discipline.
The youngest sport in the wardrobe
Modern MMA is not thirty-five years old. It comes out of the first UFC tournament in 1993, conceived as an experiment: what happens when a karateka faces a wrestler, a boxer, a jiu-jitsu fighter?
The answer overturned combat sports training. A specialist in one discipline did not hold up. In thirty years the complete fighter — standing and on the ground — has become the norm, and that is exactly what the two silhouettes show: not a boxer, not a karateka, an MMA fighter.
What it looks like on
Three stacked elements, one colour, no gradient and no screen: solid shapes, readable at distance. The fighters' legs and the small capitals of the subtitle are the finest areas of the drawing — they are what balance mass against detail.
Front print only, plain back. Premium cotton, crew neck, short sleeves, straight cut.
Four colourways, two ink treatments
The detail that matters: the print is applied by heat transfer onto a PET film. On solid hard-edged shapes like these, that is what gives perfectly cut outlines — right down to the legs of the silhouettes and the small capitals of the subtitle. The print stands up to wear and does not fade easily in the wash. Care: machine wash at 30 °C / 86 °F inside out, no fabric softener, no tumble dryer, do not iron the print.
Your size
European cut — take your usual size, with no adjustment. Seven sizes, S to 4XL, across the four colourways, all at the same price. Chest runs from about 96 cm / 38 in on a S to 132 cm / 52 in on a 4XL.
Technical specification
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Frequently asked questions
What is a high kick?
A kick to head height. It is one of the most spectacular techniques in MMA and kickboxing, and one of the riskiest: the standing leg is alone on the floor through the delivery. On the artwork, the second fighter blocks it with the leg raised.
Why silhouettes rather than the logo alone?
Because they make the discipline readable to someone who does not know the organisation. A foot at head height leaves no doubt: this is not boxing, it is MMA.
Which colourways are available?
Four: black, white, grey and burgundy. The print is white on the black and the burgundy, black on the white and the grey. The burgundy is a dark red, not a bright one.
How does it differ from the UFC logo tee?
The logo-only model carries the mark alone, very large: it is the quietest, and it says nothing about the sport to anyone who does not know the brand. This one adds the full name and two fighters: the discipline reads immediately.
Which size should I take?
Standard European cut: take your usual size. Seven sizes, S to 4XL, with the chest running from about 96 cm / 38 in to 132 cm / 52 in.
