JDM Kanjozoku Hockey Mask Double Print Hoodie

Kanjozoku (環状族) Notorious subculture of illegal street racers in Osaka, Japan, who rose to prominence in the mid-to-late 1980s and 1990s. Unlike the Wangan racers of Tokyo who favored high-speed straightaways in turbocharged sports cars, the Kanjozoku focused on tight, technical, and aggressive maneuvering. The Track: Their playground is the Kanjo Loop (Hanshin Expressway), a raised, clockwise orbital highway system in the heart of Osaka known for sharp corners, narrow lanes, and heavy traffic. The Cars: They are deeply tied to the Honda Civic (specifically third- to sixth-generation models like the AT, EF, EG, and EK). Chosen for their nimble handling, high-revving VTEC engines, and affordability, these cars were built to mimic Group A touring race cars—stripped-out interiors, race suspensions, and loud, unmuffled exhausts.

Front and back Kanjozoku hockey mask print.

Right sleeve Ronin Spec print, Osaka kanji.

Left sleeve print Kanjozoku hockey mask with Kanjozoku vertical kanji.

7.8 oz.

50% cotton (up to 7.7% reclaimed), 50% polyester (up to 7.7% recycled)

Recycled polyester from plastic water bottles

Ribbed waistband and cuffs

Two-ply hood

Extra large front pouch pocket

Dyed-to-match drawcord

Double-needle coverseamed neck and armholes

Patented, low-pill, high-stitch density PrintPro® XP fabric

Tag-free neck label transitioning to tear-away label. INVENTORY MAY BE MIXED