The white "Shogun" judo kimono is approved by the IJF (International Judo Federation) and belongs to the official Fightart judo range created by the legendary three-time Olympic champion judoka Teddy Riner. This kimono has already made its mark on the history of judogi: it was tested for months by the ten-time world champion who took it to win his third gold medal (team) and his second bronze medal (individual) during the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. The "Shogun" kimono has definitely entered the legend of world judo. The jacket of this judo kimono is made of a so-called "rice grain" weave, mixing cotton and polyester, for optimal comfort and a very low shrinkage rate after repeated washing* (*be sure to follow the brand's care recommendations). This kimono features numerous and solid reinforcements, a seam in the back, and a regulation jacket collar in accordance with the international rules of the IJF. Its traditional cut fits the shape of the judoka and will conquer the demands of the most seasoned competitors. The technical characteristics, the manufacturing process, the ultra-resistant weave to tensile forces make this judogi the ideal "second skin" and cut for intensive training as well as for national or international competitions. Thanks to its cut respecting the strictest international requirements, the "Shogun" judogi adopted by Teddy Riner becomes the best asset of each competitor with international ambitions determined to earn his stripes as "general on the tatami".