Quality Over Quantity
Siamkick for me are a brand that really took me by surprise.
Muay Thai shorts are a product that almost every Muay Thai brand stocks, and most typically range from poorly made to reasonable at best.
So when Siamkick reached out to me on Instagram, I thought they were just another startup with generic products trying to make a name for themselves. But…
Never Judge a Book by Its Cover
Siamkick’s range of Thai shorts are nothing short of phenomenal. From their modern take on old-school designs to the high-quality materials and craftsmanship, I was honestly surprised at just how comfortable and durable these shorts are.
Their Warpath and Alter-Ego series, for example, blew me away. Not only do they look great, but they feel strong, supportive, and built for real training.
The choice of microsatin fabric, triple stitching, and reinforced seams adds a level of durability you rarely see in modern Muay Thai shorts. These aren’t just shorts that look good, they’re shorts that will last you through years of hard bag work, pad work, and sparring.
Where Are Siamkick’s Products Made?
Another big win for Siamkick is that all of their products are handmade in Thailand, and this matters.
Muay Thai gear made in Thailand isn’t just about quality, it’s about supporting the culture, heritage, and it’s authenticity.
For me, that’s a big stamp of approval and instantly puts them a step above brands mass-producing in other countries like Pakistan.
Why Should You Keep an Eye on Siamkick?
Siamkick isn’t just selling apparel, they’re bringing freshness to the Muay Thai scene.
Designs that stand out: They’re modern, all while paying respect to old-school Thai style.
Built for fighters: Comfort, fit, and movement have clearly been thought through with their R&D.
Community-focused: They donate 20% of proceeds back to the community, which is something you don’t see often in this industry.
That mix of quality, authenticity, and community makes me believe Siamkick will be one of the next big names in Muay Thai apparel.
Should You Avoid This Brand?
Unless you’re just in the market for cheap, mass-manufactured gear (which you really shouldn’t be), there’s no reason to skip over Siamkick.
If you’re serious about your Muay Thai training and want gear that lasts, all while looking sharp, Siamkick is a no brainer.
Final Thoughts: Is Siamkick Worth It?
Absolutely. If quality, comfort, standout designs, durability, and “Made in Thailand” authenticity mean something to you, then Siamkick should be high on your list.
Their shorts and singlets feel premium without being overpriced, and the fact they give back to the Muay Thai community makes supporting them even more worthwhile.
So, next time you’re looking to add a new pair of thai shorts, you must keep Siamkick on your radar.