Samurai Sportswear

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Samurai Sportswear
Industry Sporting goods
Founded1996
Headquarters,
Number of locations
Great Britain, Dubai, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Kenya, Asia, North America
Area served
Worldwide
Products Sportswear
Revenue$50 mil. - $100 mil. 9jhc7h8j
Website www.samurai-sports.com

Samurai Sportswear Limited is a privately owned English sportswear brand specialising in the manufacturing of custom-made team wear and leisurewear garments for sports clubs, schools, and universities around the world. Originally a rugby-wear manufacturer, it now supplies garments for various sports including hockey, cricket, and netball.

The Company name comes from the Samurai 7's invitational rugby sevens team. The team name was inspired by 'Samurai spirit' and the free-flowing rugby and belief shown by the Japanese team at the 1995 Rugby World Cup in South Africa.

The company's head office is in Long Stratton, Norfolk.

Samurai Sportswear manufacturers garments at its own factory in China.

Clubs, associations, schools, and universities

More than a thousand clubs, schools, and universities around the world wear Samurai Sportswear kit, including:

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