JDM & Sportbike Motorcycle Ronin Cross Swords Double Print Hoodie White Kanji

A ronin was a samurai during the feudal period of Japan (1185–1868) who had no lord or master. The term literally translates to "wave man," symbolizing a person who wanders aimlessly like a wave in the sea. They represent the ideal of the "lone wolf"—skilled, independent, and unburdened by the rigid politics of the shogunate. The spirit of the independent warrior is a central theme in modern street and riding gear.

Front and back print, Ronin head with cross swords

Right sleeve print Ronin Spec wolf patch and Ronin Spec white Vetical kanji.

Left sleeve print Lone Wolf vertical white kanji and wol head

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