About Us
⭢ An international company on a human scale
Samurai Football is a young company born from a simple vision: to offer conceptual jerseys from Japan, which combine aesthetics and originality.
We draw our inspiration from Japanese culture and the teeming world of football , in order to create pieces that appeal to fashion lovers as well as fans of Japanese sports and traditions.
Our organization
⭢ An organization focused around 3 strategic poles
To guarantee the best production quality and impeccable monitoring, Samurai Football is structured around three strategic poles:
1. The sales center in France: To ensure quality customer support, we have chosen to centralize our customer service in France.
2. The design hub between France and Japan: Creativity is at the heart of our DNA. We call upon several talented designers, based in France and Japan.
3. The production hub in China: Our jerseys are made in ethical and responsible factories, where working conditions fully respect human dignity. Concerned about the quality of our jerseys, we carefully select top-quality materials in order to offer durable and pleasant-to-wear products.
Our concept
⭢ The Samurai Football Project
Samurai Football was born from two origins: the love of Football and the admiration for Japanese culture . By merging the energy of the field with the rich tradition of Japan, we offer unique football jerseys reflecting the harmony between these two worlds. Our Japan jerseys are concept jerseys, born from the imagination of a young team of Asian and European designers . Their collaboration gives birth to rare and iconic Japan jerseys.
⭢ What is a Japan concept jersey?
Our Japan jerseys are "conceptual" jerseys. They represent an artistic and daring reinterpretation of the iconic Samurai Blue kits. They stand out for their originality and the stories they tell. Unlike the classic Japan jerseys, Samurai Football jerseys stand out for their overflowing imagination . Our artists push the boundaries of design, imagining alternative versions that would never be worn on the pitch, but which appeal to fans of fashion, football and Japanese culture.
