WKF approved

WKF approved

WKF - an umbrella organization with big goals.

Being there is everything - the Olympic idea of the WKF. With around 10 million members in 188 countries, the WKF - World Map Federation - is acting as an umbrella organization for all karatekas. Its founding date back to 1993, when WKO (World Union of Karate-Do Organizations) and ITKF (International Traditional Karate Federation) merged to form today's WKF.

Every 2 years, the umbrella organization organizes the Karate World Championships and supports the athletes with innovations - the main focus is always on increasing safety. But of course you are looking for more - you are looking for Olympia. The highest award of any sport is the inclusion by the IOC (International Olympic Committee). In Tokyo 2020, Karate is represented by the WKF and can present itself to the world among 33 different sports and over 51 disciplines.

  • Karate Shin and Instep Guard “WKF”
    €49.99
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  • Karate fist protector “TSUKI WKF”
    €28.99
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  • Oversized T-shirt “WKF Satori”
    €39.99
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  • Karate-Gi Set “Kumite”
    From €89.99
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  • Body Protector “Lite”
    €32.99
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  • Sports floor, tatami “Green WKF approved” - 100cm x 100cm x 2cm, blue-green-red
    €53.99
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  • Karate Gi Set “Migoto”
    From €254.99
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  • Karate Gi “Migoto”
    From €160.99
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Safety first - the top credo of the umbrella organization.

New design – old passion: Hayashi “WKF” shin guards and instep guards

With the Hayashi “WKF” shin- and instep guards, you'll be ready to go, whether you're a tournament pro or a karate kid. The karate pads are easy to put on and flexible in use. Wear the shin- and instep guards separately or put them back together in a flash – thanks to the Velcro fastening, anything is possible. Elastic loops and strong hook & loop fasteners ensure a secure fit, while the open sole allows direct contact with the tatami. Available in red and blue, the “WKF” protectors are ready for immediate use, while the refresh of the WKF label as a print adds a stylish accent.

Zum Produkt Karate Shin and Instep Guard “WKF”

Always good, and now even better: Hayashi “TSUKI WKF.”

When you're on the tatami, every detail counts. The Hayashi “TSUKI WKF” karate fist guards give you exactly the feeling of security you need in kumite. They fit snugly without constricting, allowing you to execute your techniques freely and with control. You'll notice it immediately upon first contact: the padding provides reliable protection without compromising your sense of timing and distance. Whether in intense training or in a decisive competition, you can concentrate fully on your rhythm. The “TSUKI WKF” doesn't feel like gear, but like a natural part of your movement on the tatami.

Zum Produkt Karate fist protector “TSUKI WKF”

Hayashi “Migoto” Kata-Gi Set: Tradition meets innovation.

The Hayashi “Migoto” Kata-Gi Set combines exceptional performance with modern design. With two jackets, each in red or blue shiny embroidery, and classic trousers with high laced waistband, it meets all WKF requirements. The durable material blend of cotton and polyester ensures high precision and stability when performing your forms. Reinforced cuffs and hem edges provide additional support, while the clever mesh inserts on the inside ensure greater comfort and breathability. Be ready for any competition and make a statement about your level of performance with the “Migoto” karate uniform from Hayashi.

Zum Produkt Karate Gi Set “Migoto”

Hayashi “WKF Satori” T-shirt—for your best moments off the tatami.

After intense training sessions, a well-deserved break is just as important. Enjoy the holiday season, relaxing days with friends, and your free time off the tatami—without losing sight of your passion for karate. With the Hayashi “WKF Satori” Oversized T-shirt, you’ll always carry a piece of your athletic identity with you. Inspired by the clarity of karate, this loose-fitting T-shirt combines casual style, superior comfort, and authentic values. Simple WKF designs, high-quality materials, and a laid-back look make it the perfect companion for anyone who doesn’t just train in karate—they live it.

Zum Produkt Oversized T-shirt “WKF Satori”

“Migoto” kata Gi by Hayashi – when technique becomes audible.

The Hayashi kata-gi “Migoto” is the ideal choice for advanced karatekas and competitors in kata karate. With its medium-weight fabric, it not only ensures an impressive feel, but also a striking “snap effect”. Each of your techniques will be audibly emphasized in the dojo in its movement form, underlining your performance. The high-waist trousers with a well-thought-out belt and loop system guarantee a firm hold, even during intensive training sessions. The noble Hayashi embroidery gives the uniform a high-quality look and reflects your appreciation of tradition and quality. Thanks to WKF certification, the “Migoto” karate uniform is ideal for tournaments.

Zum Produkt Karate Gi “Migoto”

The world is connected by colors.

Just as the colored budo belts prove their expressiveness in martial arts, so too will 2020, the Olympic rings that welcome the world to fair and exciting games. Its 6 colors correspond to those of all national flags of today's world. In 1920 - exactly 100 years ago, the now legendary flag was used for the first time. Participation in the Olympics was a major objective of the WKF in recent years. The great commitment to present karate to the world as an Olympic discipline is finally rewarded. The competitions will be held in the KUMITE and KATA styles and, of course, will also be supervised by the WKF in Tokyo.