Kempa teamwear and sports equipment

Kempa is a German sporting goods brand specializing in handball equipment and apparel. Named after the legendary German handball player and coach Bernhard Kempa, the inventor of the 'Kempa-Trick' (alley-oop), the brand was launched in 2002 to cater specifically to the needs of handball athletes. It has since expanded to include gear for other team sports, offering everything from professional-grade shoes to high-performance jerseys.

Today, the brand is owned by the German sporting goods company uhlsport GmbH. While the brand's design and engineering are rooted in Balingen, Germany, its manufacturing is distributed globally across various factories in Asia and Europe to meeting international demand. Kempa remains a dominant player in the European sports market, sponsoring numerous national teams and professional clubs.