Today, we would like to introduce the history of our two brands: BLITZFIGHT and ZHAN / 戦無雙.
In 2009, we launched our first BLITZFIGHT product.
The direction of BLITZFIGHT is straightforward. Its products are mainly developed around everyday BJJ training, club use, and competition needs.
For products such as BJJ Gis, rash guards, and no-gi shorts, the visual design is important. But after long-term use, practitioners care more about the product itself.
For example, whether the fit is right, whether the fabric is stable, whether it feels comfortable to wear, whether the stitching is strong, whether shrinkage is controlled, and whether the product can still keep a good condition after regular training and washing.
BLITZFIGHT products have always been designed around these real training needs.
We want our products to look good, but more importantly, to perform steadily in daily training, club classes, competition preparation, and long-term use.
ZHAN / 戦無雙
In 2012, we launched ZHAN / 戦無雙.
This brand includes more Chinese cultural and Eastern design elements.
The name “戦無雙” itself carries a strong fighting spirit, and it is closer to how Chinese practitioners understand strength, persistence, and competition.
From the Chinese brand name to traditional-style graphics, cultural elements, and the Four Symbols series, many ZHAN products have a clear Eastern design style.
The design idea behind ZHAN is to combine Eastern cultural expression with real training function.
Product Standards Built Through Years of Market Feedback
BLITZFIGHT and ZHAN / 戦無雙 have both been sold in the market for many years. We have worked with many BJJ academies, clubs, and training teams, and have also sponsored BJJ competitions in China.
In recent years, we have also started organising our own BJJ competitions, keeping a more direct connection with the BJJ community in China.
During this time, we have received a lot of real feedback from practitioners, academies, clubs, and competitions.
Which sizes work better, which fits are easier to accept, which fabrics are more stable, and which production details perform better after long-term training and washing — these are things that only become clear after real use over time.
So many of the product details you see today have been shaped through years of production, sales, feedback, and adjustment.
This is what both brands have been doing over the years: continuously improving the products based on real use, so they become more stable and more mature.
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