Where can I buy martial arts uniforms in my size?

@ Byron, It looks like the source you cite can fit me in a Judo Gi, and I could use it for most or all Japanese and Korean martial arts. Arigato, Xie xie, M'goi, etc. I have made my own Asian clothing, e.g. Japanese kimono and samurai ceremonial kamishimo, Chinese pao and uniforms for martial arts of China, Japan, Korea and Tibet. I visited my old mother in a small town where I was born, so I cannot find Asian cloth to use. If I was in Houston, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, etc. I could find everything I need and make my own clothing. In my closet, I found one Chinese set that's tight. I have some new Chinese friends.

@ Byron, It looks like the source you cite can fit me in a Judo Gi, and I could use it for most or all Japanese and Korean martial arts. Arigato, Xie xie, M'goi, etc. I have made my own Asian clothing, e.g. Japanese kimono and samurai ceremonial kamishimo, Chinese pao and uniforms for martial arts of China, Japan, Korea and Tibet. I visited my old mother in a small town where I was born, so I cannot find Asian cloth to use. If I was in Houston, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, etc. I could find everything I need and make my own clothing. In my closet, I found one Chinese set that's tight. I have some new Chinese friends.

@Kokoro, I am a retired man in my 60s. I began martial arts when I was a boy before I started bodybuilding, so it was easy to find uniforms. I was born in a small town, and had to go 35 miles to find a Tae Kwan Do school. Later, I studied at lots of different Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Tibetian schools for years in several states and countries. When I became so big, I made some of my own uniforms. I've had illnesses a few years with seven surgeries, so I can't always keep up my practice of martial arts and powerlifting. I'm at my parents' home in a small town now. Again, I have to go 35 miles to find a Korean school. I've studied so long, I don't need more. I just want to practice with some new Chinese and Japanese friends. I've used sweatsuits recently for all exercisess.

@Kokoro, I am a retired man in my 60s. I began martial arts when I was a boy before I started bodybuilding, so it was easy to find uniforms. I was born in a small town, and had to go 35 miles to find a Tae Kwan Do school. Later, I studied at lots of different Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Tibetian schools for years in several states and countries. When I became so big, I made some of my own uniforms. I've had illnesses a few years with seven surgeries, so I can't always keep up my practice of martial arts and powerlifting. I'm at my parents' home in a small town now. Again, I have to go 35 miles to find a Korean school. I've studied so long, I don't need more. I just want to practice with some new Chinese and Japanese friends. I've used sweatsuits recently for all exercisess.

@Kokoro, I am a retired man in my 60s. I began martial arts when I was a boy before I started bodybuilding, so it was easy to find uniforms. I was born in a small town, and had to go 35 miles to find a Tae Kwan Do school. Later, I studied at lots of different Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Tibetian schools for years in several states and countries. When I became so big, I made some of my own uniforms. I've had illnesses a few years with seven surgeries, so I can't always keep up my practice of martial arts and powerlifting. I'm at my parents' home in a small town now. Again, I have to go 35 miles to find a Korean school. I've studied so long, I don't need more. I just want to practice with some new Chinese and Japanese friends. I've used sweatsuits recently for all exercisess.

@Keyboard Warrior, I will check out the website you cite when I have time. I had two more surgeries recently, and I'm writing and illustrating two books, so I haven't used computers much for months. I just finished writing a book on watches. Thank you, merci, danke, gracias, gazia. There's a malfunction that prints two or three copies of each addition I make todaay.