Rashguard Jiu-jitsu Grappling - Tererê Kids Project

The Tererê Kids Project Grappling Jiu-jitsu Rashguard is much more than just a piece of sportswear. Designed for demanding practitioners, it combines performance, comfort, and a strong message of social commitment. Inspired by Fernando Tererê, one of the biggest names in Jiu-jitsu, this rashguard pays tribute to his exceptional career and his humanitarian project launched in 1997.

Fernando Tererê grew up in the PPG favela (Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho) and created the Tererê Kids Project to help vulnerable children and adolescents in this region. This project goes far beyond a simple Jiu-jitsu academy: it offers meals, snacks, competition registrations, kimonos, and above all, it gives these young people the chance to believe in their dreams, to develop discipline and rigor in a safe environment.

This rashguard, made from high-quality materials, including a polyester/elastane blend, guarantees excellent sweat wicking, optimal freedom of movement, and increased durability. Its fitted cut and reinforced seams ensure perfect comfort during intensive training or competition. Its sleek design, with patterns inspired by the world of Jiu-jitsu and social commitment, makes it an ideal choice for those who want to combine performance and social conscience.

Wearing this rashguard also means supporting a worthy cause: each purchase contributes to funding the Tererê Kids project, allowing many young people to realize their dreams. In addition to its technical qualities, it embodies a message of hope and solidarity, reminding us that sport can change lives.

Recommended for Grappling, Jiu-jitsu or MMA training, this rashguard is a must-have for enthusiasts who want to make a difference.

How can I contribute to the Tererê Kids Project by purchasing this rashguard?
By purchasing the Tererê Kids Project Grappling Jiu-jitsu rashguard, you are directly contributing to the Tererê Kids Project. A portion of the profits generated by the sale of this rashguard is donated to the project to finance essential needs for the children and adolescents of the favela: meals, snacks, competition registrations, and the purchase of kimonos. Thus, each purchase provides concrete support to these young people, offering them not only material assistance but also the opportunity to pursue their dreams through jiu-jitsu.

In summary, buying this rashguard means actively supporting the Tererê Kids Project and helping to change the lives of children in vulnerable situations, while promoting the values ​​of discipline, rigor and hope carried by the project.