Warrior

History of Warrior
On April 4, 1935, Shanghai Chint officially registered the Chinese “Hui Li” and English “Warrior” brands.
In 1948, during the “National Games” held at the Jiangwan Stadium in Shanghai, the “Warrior” brand was further promoted.
In October 1956, the Warrior brand 565 long sneakers were specially designed and put into production for China’s basketball players participating in the Olympic Games.
In August 1981, the Warrior brand WB-1 basketball shoes were officially designed and shaped, and the Warrior “F hook” was born.
In 1988, the National Silver Award was issued by the National Quality Award Validation Committee.
In 1989, the Ministry of Chemical Industry issued the certificate of quality products of Warrior brand basketball shoes.
In 1996, Shanghai Rubber Shoe Company merged Shanghai Rubber Shoe Factory No.6 and Shanghai Rubber Shoe Factory No.7 to establish Shanghai Warrior Footwear General Factory.
In 1997, it was recognized as Shanghai Famous Trademark.
In 2010, designated as the manufacturer and retailer of Shanghai World Expo.
In 2014, the image sculpture of “Warrior” was unveiled in the flagship store of Warrior, which conveyed the identification belief of Warrior people to pursue the future with caution and inherit innovation.
In 2015, the 30th anniversary of the establishment of China Rubber Industry Association, Warrior Shoes won the “Enterprise Innovation and Development Award”, “Advantageous Brand Award” and “Industry Development Contribution Award”.
In March 2016, Warrior successfully registered two “F hook” trademarks.