Kempa Sportswear

Kempa is a premier German sporting goods brand established in 2002. It was specifically created to cater to the handball market, named after the legendary German handball player and coach Bernhard Kempa, the inventor of the 'Kempa trick'. While handball remains its core focus, the brand has expanded into other indoor sports such as volleyball and wrestling.

The brand's production is global, utilizing facilities across various countries to manufacture its high-performance jerseys, footwear, and equipment. In recent years, Kempa has focused significantly on sustainability, integrating recycled polyester—often derived from PET bottles—into its teamwear collections. Ownership of the brand lies with the German family-owned company uhlsport GmbH, ensuring that the brand maintains its European sporting heritage and technical standards.