Warrior Shanghai was founded in the 30s in the same city that lends it its name. It is one of the most democratic athletic firms in the scene. Their sneakers are a top seller in Asia.
Warrior Shanghai (Hui Li in China) quickly became one of the favorite brands of the Chinese athletes in the 30s and the following years. Later on, during the 60s, 70s and 80s, their sneakers became hit among the working class and ended up as a worker’s symbol. Currently, the most alternative youngsters are the ones that leadthe company’s clientele.
Warrior Shanghai’s aesthetic compiles constant reminders of their Chinese roots. From their Instagram account (@warrior_shanghai) to their campaigns or their naming, each of their actions certainly vindicates the power of Chinese folklore, customs and culture.
Their most iconic model is the WOS33. This sneaker’s name stands for the acronyms of Warrior Ordinary Streetwear and the number 33, a very important number in the Chinese culture. This silhouette boasts a retro design, with a logo on the sides, canvas upper and a simple rubber sole.
Check out the latest Warrior Shanghai, already available at Foot District.