Long ago the art of self-defense called "te" (which means hand) existed in Okinawa, the small southernmost island of Japan. The actual roots of karate are not clearly known, but because Japan, and especially Okinawa, was close to China and frequently traded with it, it is probable that the Okinawan people were strongly influenced by China when developing their own martial art. Karate ( pronounced kah-rah-tay ) is a Japanese word that means "the way of the empty hand." This refers to the karate-ka's (student of karate) ability to defend him / herself without the use of weapons. Our newest uniform features: • made from 100% cotton • all hems and stitching are reinforced for added strength. • set includes jacket and pants • pants feature an elastic drawstring waist. • machine washable Click for Size Chart • 1.5 Inches and 1.75 Inches karate belts are also available Imported from China. Usually leaves our warehouse in 1-2 business days. Click to See More Karate Uniforms |
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