ISAMI

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ISAMI is a Japanese manufacturer of martial arts and combat sports equipment that began by manufacturing kendo equipment in 1932. After closing during the war, it resumed operations in 1952 as a manufacturer and wholesaler of judo uniforms, kendo uniforms, and hakama. Today, it offers uniforms and belts for karate, judo, jiu-jitsu, and other disciplines, as well as gloves, mitts, protective gear, punching bags, training equipment, and fightwear. In addition to manufacturing and selling products, it also handles imports and exports and operates specialty stores.

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An apparel line that extends expertise in martial arts equipment into everyday wear

reversal.dogi.design.works is an apparel brand that emerged from ISAMI, which makes martia

reversal.dogi.design.works is an apparel brand that emerged from ISAMI, which makes martial arts uniforms and combat sports equipment. It began in 2000 as an effort to bring ISAMI’s expertise, developed in martial arts and combat sports, into fashion rather than limiting it to the production and sale of specialized uniforms and equipment. Centered on martial arts and combat sports, the brand offers sports-mix clothing incorporating art and various cultures, covering settings ranging from active pursuits such as training to everyday wear. Unlike ISAMI’s business, which centers on martial arts equipment, it serves to bring elements of combat sports to a general apparel audience.

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