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Originally designed after a vintage movie poster from the 60's, we've brought back this design for a limited time for the 2025 Jiu Jitsu Expo. The back of the tee speaks to the nostalgic journey that Jiu Jitsu brings, the love we have for it, and the duty we as a company aim to fulfill to for our community. Whether you just started training or have been a black belt for years, the vision remains the same...TTWD. No Jiu Jitsu. No Life.
Each tee is made using a 100% combed ring spun cotton and features a regular fit. Made entirely is Los Angeles, CA.
*Model is 5'11" 185 lbs and wearing a size Large
Printed on a heavyweight 100% combed, ringspun cotton garment, we proudly introduce part IV of the 死ぬまで練習 series. Featuring a giant, half-tone graphic on the front and back with "Train Till We Die" Kanji down both sleeves of the garment.
Made on oversized + boxy fit garments. Picture doesn't reflect the fit. Made in Los Angeles, Ca. Never Surrender.
*Model is 5'11" 185 lbs and wearing a size Large
Another powerful vintage photo of some of the last true Samurais served as the inspiration for this garment. Meaning "Clan" in Japanese, the Ichizoku in the photo feels close to the photos we take with our Jiu Jitsu family after we go to war with one another. The right chest says Fall 1867 as this year was the final year of Feudal Japan and the end of the Edo Period.
Made on oversized + boxy fit garments. Picture doesn't reflect the fit. Made in Los Angeles, Ca.
*Model is 5'11" 185 lbs and wearing a Size Large
The origins of daishō, was around the Momoyama period, the final portion of the Sengoku era, a time of warlordism in Japan during the 1500–1600s. Translating to "big & little", Samurai would wear a typical long sword (katana) alongside a shorter one (tanto or wakizashi) for use at closer range.
These two hand drawn swords were hand drawn by 3rd degree Jiu Jitsu Black belt, Sam Kressin, and our signature "Train Till We Die" kanji was hand painted by a professional Japanese artist specially for this collection.
Made on oversized + boxy fit garments. Picture doesn't reflect the fit. Made in Los Angeles, Ca.
*Model is 5'11" 185 lbs and wearing a size Large
The birth of TTWD arrived as somewhat of an accident. Six months after receiving my Black Belt, a torn ACL and herniated cervical disc left me bed ridden with doctors telling me to “find a new hobby.” Turns out finding a new hobby was never part of the plan. It’s Train Till We Die and nothing else. The only way out is in a box.
Made from 100% super-soft organic cotton. Made + designed + printed in Los Angeles, California. True to size.
*Model is 5’11” 190lbs and wearing a size Large
Our company was established on the back of a single soap bar at the end of 2011. Along with it came our Official Company Seal. It's been some time since our last Official Logo collection and we are back with a vengeance, having each premium quality piece made from start to finish in Los Angeles, California. Emblazoned on our products and few apparel pieces, this is the follow up 3rd version dedicated to our official company seal.
Each garment-dyed piece is made and printed in Los Angeles, CA, on 100% Cotton and features a regular fit. Featuring a heavyweight cotton yarn that you can feel and a slightly thicker neck than traditional tees.
*Model is 5’11” 185 lbs and wearing a size Large
Our mid-profile 5-panel hat features both puff and flat embroidery details throughout as well as our signature company stitch tag inside of the inner sweatband. All tags and embroideries were hand-applied in Los Angeles, California.
*One size fits most
Our mid-profile 5-panel hat features both puff and flat embroidery details throughout as well as our signature company stitch tag inside of the inner sweatband. All tags and embroideries were hand-applied in Los Angeles, California.
*One size fits most
Our mid-profile 5-panel hat features both puff and flat embroidery details throughout as well as our signature company stitch tag inside of the inner sweatband. All tags and embroideries were hand-applied in Los Angeles, California.
*One size fits most
