Brand Story & Craftsmanship

1. Handcrafted Passion from the Foot of Koyasan (The Spirit of the "Samurai Jersey DECOJA")

My ancestors originally started a sake-brewing business in Nakaiburi Village at the foot of KOYASAN back in the Edo period. Through the changing times, and having overcome various hardships—such as pandemics and natural disasters—that enduring spirit of resilience and craftsmanship has been passed down through my family roots. By blending this indomitable spirit with hand-drawn Japanese patterns created by traditional kimono artisans in Kyoto, our signature "Samurai Jersey DECOJA" was born. Selected items are produced right in my own workshop located in Wakayama City, nestled near the foot of  Koyasan. On occasion, I sit at the sewing machine myself, pouring dedication and meticulous care into every single stitch.

2. Proven Expertise and Over 25 Categories of Champions

It has been 20 years since I first started offering cycle wear, and a decade since we embarked on in-house production. Our expertise is backed by a track record of crafting National Champion jerseys across more than 25 categories. This high level of quality is further trusted by professional athletes who wear our authentic racing skin-suits. The rigorous demands of top-tier competition form the foundation of everything we make.

3. Infinite Customization Powered by In-House Production

"Crafting products tailored precisely to our customers' needs"—that is the core strength of owning our own production facility.

From our mainstream cycle wear—crafted from tough grid fabrics featuring stunning graphics that make perfect gifts—to custom jerseys designed for wheelchair athletes, we cater to every conceivable body type, style, and purpose.

Going beyond the limits of off-the-rack products to bring every cyclist’s vision to life: we remain committed to delivering special, personalized wear that truly meets each individual's needs.