Kneeonbelly is a South Korean BJJ label with an unusually broad split personality: plain competition-colour gis sit beside rash guards and uniforms covered in Polynesian, hieroglyphic, camouflage and scratched-metal graphics. It is a useful option for grapplers who want a conservative gi and a louder no-gi kit without buying from two different brands.

The collection is sold through Fighters Market Korea, which is operated by the same Seoul company and currently lists 90 Kneeonbelly products. Atom, Axis, Flight and Maze form the cleaner gi line; Rock Scratch, Hieroglyph, Polynesian, Grapplayer and Camo carry the graphic side through rash guards, shorts and selected uniforms. The catalogue also includes belts, bags and casual pieces, but the main story is the contrast between tournament basics and visually aggressive training gear.

Kneeonbelly makes the most sense for buyers in South Korea. Fighters Market offers domestic delivery, a Seoul showroom and optional embroidery on selected gis, while placing the brand beside Scramble, Bull Terrier, Progress, Tatami and Manto for direct comparison. There is no separate global Kneeonbelly store, so international buyers need to check availability and shipping with the retailer.