Mizuno
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Name
Mizuno
Headquarter
Osaka, Japan.
Which Mizuno sneaker models are available?
Mizuno offers various sneaker models, including the Mizuno Wave Rider, Mizuno Sky Medal, Mizuno Wave Prophecy, and Mizuno Contender.
Who owns Mizuno?
Mizuno is currently owned by Akito Mizuno, a member of the Mizuno family, who took over after Masato Mizuno.
Where does Mizuno produce?
Mizuno has its official production facility in Japan, but there are unconfirmed allegations of some production being outsourced to other parts of Asia.
Do Mizuno sneakers run small?
Almost all Mizuno sneakers are true to size, so there is generally no need to worry about sizing issues.
Are Mizuno running shoes good?
With Mizuno, you are guaranteed fantastic running shoes. You get incredible support, shock absorption and fit – regardless of which model you choose.
1906
Mizuno is founded in Osaka, Japan, by Rihachi Mizuno and his younger brother Rizo. Initially, it started as Mizuno Brothers Ltd., selling western sundries, including baseballs.
1913
The company begins to sell order-made athletic wear.
1933
Mizuno opens its first factory in Yodogawa-ku, Osaka, for the production of baseball gloves.
1941
The company's name is changed to Mizuno Co., Ltd.
1961
Mizuno USA is established in Los Angeles, marking the brand's international expansion.
1972
The company becomes the official supplier for the Japanese baseball team at the Munich Olympics.
1980s
Mizuno gains prominence in golf and tennis, with many professional athletes endorsing the brand.
1997
The Mizuno Wave technology, an innovative feature in its running shoes, is introduced.
Early 2000s
Mizuno expands its product range to include various sports such as volleyball, football, and rugby.
2006
Mizuno celebrates its 100th anniversary with various events and initiatives.
2010-2020
The brand continues to innovate in sports technology and expands its global presence.
2022
Patta x Mizuno for a 90s throwback.
Our very own Mizuno x Highsnobiety collab where we gave a spin to the Mizuno Ware Rider 10.
2023
Beams x Mizuno for a minimal touch.
The most insane Mizuno shoes ever made.
