Warrix Sports
Warrix Sports is a Thai sportswear and lifestyle apparel company best known as the official kit supplier of the Thailand national football team.
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Overview
Warrix Sports is a Thai sportswear and lifestyle apparel company founded in 2013 by entrepreneur Wisan Wanasaksrisakul. The company takes its name from the idea of Thai warriors associated with the Ayutthaya era and initially built its business around football clothing, team equipment and sponsorship. Its early sports partnerships included Chiangmai F.C. and Nakhon Ratchasima F.C. in 2014, helping the young brand establish visibility in Thailand’s football market. Warrix’s major turning point came in 2016, when it won the tender to become the official kit manufacturer of the Thailand national football team. The agreement, reported at a value of 400 million baht, replaced incumbent supplier Grand Sport and began in 2017. Warrix’s first Thailand national-team kits were introduced in a 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifying match against Saudi Arabia on 9 February 2017. The shirts were named Chayanuparb and Prabtrichak, references to legendary Thai warriors, linking national football identity with the brand’s name and design language. Warrix later secured a further eight-year national-team agreement running from 2021 through 2028. The company operates across three broad areas. Its sportswear business supplies football kits, training apparel, teamwear and equipment for national teams, professional clubs, federations and other institutional customers. Its lifestyle apparel business sells polo shirts, T-shirts, jeans and related casual clothing under the Warrix label. A third area consists of licensed and made-to-order products, including replica national-team merchandise, club products, corporate uniforms and customized teamwear. This combination allows Warrix to serve both performance-oriented athletes and consumers buying everyday clothing or football fan merchandise. Fabric technology is central to Warrix’s positioning. The company promotes Combatec as a professional sports-performance yarn and weaving platform, used in products such as Thailand national-team kits. Warrix describes the technology as lightweight, breathable, quick-drying and capable of dissipating heat faster than conventional polyester. Comba Cool adapts the technical concept for premium lifestyle apparel, combining cotton and polyester in a mesh construction intended to provide a soft hand feel, airflow, moisture management and a cooling sensation. Comba Lite is positioned as a lighter and more accessible platform for everyday clothing, fanwear and casual activity. Together, these technologies support the company’s broader “Sport, Health and Lifestyle” direction. Polo shirts are a particularly important lifestyle category, spanning premium Comba Cool products, more accessible Warrix polos and licensed Thailand national-team cheer polos. The T-shirt range includes regular-fit and oversize mesh products, graphic designs and football fan merchandise. Warrix has also added denim to support a more complete head-to-toe lifestyle wardrobe. Special collections and licensed collaborations supplement the core product range and help the brand reach consumers beyond professional football. Warrix distributes products through branded shops, its online channels, major Thai e-commerce platforms and selected international partners. Its football sponsorship portfolio has included national teams and clubs in Thailand and other Southeast Asian markets, while its products have also been associated with referee and football-association programs. On 21 December 2022, Warrix Sport Public Company Limited became listed on Thailand’s mai market under the symbol WARRIX. In 2025, the company joined the Stock Exchange of Thailand’s JUMP+ Corporate Value Creation programme. Warrix therefore combines a strong national-team licensing asset with a broader ambition to become a Thai sports, health and lifestyle brand.
History
Warrix Sports was established in Thailand in 2013 by Wisan Wanasaksrisakul. The brand name was inspired by the image of Thai warriors from the Ayutthaya era, a theme that later appeared in product naming and national-team football apparel. Warrix entered the market as a football-oriented company, combining sports clothing, equipment and sponsorship with an ambition to build recognition among clubs and supporters. Its first documented club sponsorships came in 2014, when Warrix supported Chiangmai F.C. and Nakhon Ratchasima F.C. These partnerships gave the company an early route into the Thai football ecosystem. It subsequently supplied or sponsored a range of clubs in Thailand and neighboring Southeast Asian markets, including professional teams and football organizations. Such relationships helped Warrix develop production and distribution capabilities while associating the brand with competitive football rather than only general athletic clothing. The company’s defining commercial breakthrough occurred in 2016. Warrix won the bid to manufacture kits for the Thailand national football team, replacing Grand Sport. The agreement was reported at 400 million baht and covered the period beginning 1 January 2017 and ending 31 December 2020. The first Warrix Thailand kits were unveiled in a 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifying match against Saudi Arabia on 9 February 2017. Named Chayanuparb and Prabtrichak, the two designs used historical warrior references to reinforce a distinctly Thai identity. Warrix later obtained a renewed eight-year agreement covering the national team from 1 January 2021 through 31 December 2028. National-team supply transformed Warrix’s visibility and created an important licensed-merchandise business. Alongside match kits, the company developed replica shirts, cheer apparel and related products for supporters. Its sportswear operations also expanded to training clothing, club kits, equipment and made-to-order products for teams, businesses and organizations. Sponsorship and licensing became mutually reinforcing: visible players and teams promoted the brand, while official products gave supporters a way to participate in national and club football culture. During the late 2010s and early 2020s, Warrix broadened its identity from a football supplier into a “Sport, Health and Lifestyle” company. It introduced polo shirts, T-shirts and jeans intended for daily use, while retaining technical fabric features developed for sportswear. The company’s technology platforms became an important part of this transition. Combatec was presented as the higher-performance sports platform, while Comba Cool and Comba Lite were adapted for premium and accessible lifestyle products. The technologies emphasize properties such as lightness, airflow, moisture absorption, quick drying and cooling comfort, attributes particularly relevant to Thailand’s hot and humid climate. Polo shirts became one of Warrix’s largest lifestyle categories and were offered across premium, entry-level and licensed national-team collections. T-shirts expanded the range through regular and oversize mesh fits, graphic designs, collaborations and football merchandise. The addition of denim supported the company’s effort to offer complete everyday outfits rather than isolated sports products. The business also developed corporate uniforms and custom-made products, broadening its customer base beyond individual consumers. Warrix’s distribution model combines branded retail shops, online stores, Thai marketplaces such as Shopee, Lazada and TikTok Shop, and international partners. Its sponsorship record has included teams and football associations in Thailand, Myanmar, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Laos and Cambodia, although individual partnerships have operated for different periods. This regional activity has supported Warrix’s ambition to be a Southeast Asian sports and lifestyle label. On 21 December 2022, Warrix Sport Public Company Limited listed on the Market for Alternative Investment, or mai, under the symbol WARRIX. The listing marked a transition from privately developed sports brand to publicly traded company. In 2025, Warrix joined the Stock Exchange of Thailand’s JUMP+ Corporate Value Creation programme. Its current identity rests on three connected assets: national-team and football credibility, proprietary cooling-fabric platforms, and a growing lifestyle apparel portfolio.
- 2025
Participation in JUMP+
[1]Warrix joins the Stock Exchange of Thailand’s JUMP+ Corporate Value Creation programme.
- 2022
Warrix is listed on the mai market
[1]Warrix Sport Public Company Limited lists on Thailand’s Market for Alternative Investment under WARRIX.
- 2021
Renewed Thailand national-team agreement begins
[1]A renewed eight-year agreement for Thailand national-team kits begins and runs through 2028.
- 2017
National-team kits debut
[1]The Chayanuparb and Prabtrichak kits debut in a World Cup qualifying match against Saudi Arabia.
- 2016
Thailand national-team tender is won
[1]Warrix wins the tender to become official kit manufacturer of the Thailand national football team.
- 2014
Early Thai League sponsorships
[1]Warrix begins sponsoring Chiangmai F.C. and Nakhon Ratchasima F.C.
- 2013
Warrix is founded
[1]Wisan Wanasaksrisakul establishes Warrix in Thailand as a sportswear-oriented company.
Products and positioning
A Thai sportswear and lifestyle brand combining football sponsorship and licensing with cooling-fabric technology, everyday apparel and Southeast Asian market reach.
Licensed football teamwear · 2017
Thailand national football team kits
Official match and supporter apparel made for the Thailand national football team. Warrix has held the principal national-team kit agreement since 2017, with a renewed contract covering 2021–2028. The products combine national colors and symbolic design references with the company’s performance-fabric platforms.
Performance fabric technology
Combatec
Warrix’s professional sports-performance fabric and yarn platform. It is promoted for use in football kits and other demanding athletic applications, with emphasis on lightweight construction, breathability, sweat absorption, quick drying and heat dissipation.
Premium lifestyle apparel technology
Comba Cool
A lifestyle-oriented fabric platform used in polo shirts and T-shirts. Its cotton-polyester mesh construction is designed to combine cotton softness with airflow, moisture management, quick drying and a cooling feel for everyday wear.
Accessible lifestyle apparel technology
Comba Lite
A lighter and more accessible fabric platform used for everyday clothing, fan apparel and casual activity. Warrix emphasizes softness, flexibility, breathability, wrinkle resistance, quick drying and odor resistance.
Lifestyle apparel
Warrix polo shirts
A core lifestyle category available in premium Comba Cool versions, more accessible Warrix styles and licensed Thailand national-team cheer polos. The range serves office wear, casual use, uniforms and football-supporter demand.
Lifestyle apparel
Warrix T-shirts
The T-shirt portfolio includes regular-fit and oversize mesh styles, Comba Cool and Comba Lite products, graphic designs, licensed collaborations and national-team supporter shirts. The range extends the brand’s cooling-fabric proposition into everyday and streetwear contexts.
Lifestyle apparel
Warrix jeans
Denim introduced as part of Warrix’s move toward a head-to-toe lifestyle wardrobe. Jeans complement the company’s polo and T-shirt ranges and help position Warrix as an everyday clothing brand rather than solely a football supplier.
Custom apparel
Made-to-order and corporate products
Customized teamwear, uniforms and corporate apparel made for clubs, businesses and organizations. This category diversifies Warrix’s revenue beyond consumer retail and licensed national-team merchandise.
Marketing campaigns
- 2018Regional football sponsorship expansion
Southeast Asia
Warrix’s sponsorship activity expanded across clubs and football organizations in Southeast Asia, including partnerships associated with Myanmar, Singapore, Malaysia, Laos and Cambodia.
Outcome. The activity supported regional brand awareness, although individual sponsorship terms and durations varied.
- 2017Thailand national football team partnership
Thailand
Warrix launched its first official Thailand national-team kits, named Chayanuparb and Prabtrichak, during World Cup qualifying.
Outcome. The partnership became the brand’s most important football association and licensing platform and was later renewed through 2028.
- 2014Thai football club sponsorships
Thailand
Warrix sponsored Chiangmai F.C. and Nakhon Ratchasima F.C., establishing early visibility in Thai football.
Outcome. The partnerships helped the young brand build football-market recognition before its national-team contract.
Brand decisions
2025
Join the JUMP+ Corporate Value Creation programmeStrategyBackground
As a listed company, Warrix participated in a Stock Exchange of Thailand programme focused on corporate value creation.
Action taken
Warrix joined the JUMP+ Corporate Value Creation programme.
2022
List on the Market for Alternative InvestmentOtherBackground
Warrix sought public-market funding and visibility as it expanded its sportswear and lifestyle operations.
Action taken
Warrix Sport Public Company Limited listed on Thailand’s mai market under WARRIX on 21 December 2022.
Aftermath
The listing made Warrix a publicly traded Thai sportswear company.
IPO price per share. 6.30 baht (21 December 2022 listing; par value 0.50 baht)
2021
Renew Thailand national-team agreement through 2028StrategyBackground
Following its initial national-team term, Warrix pursued continuity in one of its most important brand and licensing assets.
Action taken
Warrix secured a renewed eight-year kit agreement running from 1 January 2021 to 31 December 2028.
Aftermath
The renewal strengthened the company’s long-term position in Thai football and supported continued replica and supporter-product sales.
2016
Replace Grand Sport as Thailand kit supplierOtherBackground
Warrix entered a tender process for the Thailand national football team’s official kit contract.
Action taken
The company won the bid for an agreement reported at 400 million baht, with the initial contract beginning in 2017.
Aftermath
Warrix became a highly visible national sportswear brand and developed licensed team merchandise around the partnership.
Reported contract value. 400 million baht (Initial agreement beginning 1 January 2017 and ending 31 December 2020)
Recent events
- 2025
Warrix joins the JUMP+ Corporate Value Creation programme[1]
Other
The company joined the Stock Exchange of Thailand’s JUMP+ programme, which is intended to support corporate value creation for participating listed companies.
- 2022
Warrix lists on Thailand’s mai market[1]
Other
Warrix Sport Public Company Limited was listed on the Market for Alternative Investment of the Stock Exchange of Thailand under the ticker WARRIX.
- 2017
First Warrix Thailand national-team kits debut[1]
Product launch · Campaign
The Chayanuparb and Prabtrichak kits debuted during Thailand’s 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifying match against Saudi Arabia on 9 February 2017.
- 2016
Warrix wins Thailand national football team kit tender[1]
Other · Product launch
Warrix won the tender to replace Grand Sport as the Thailand national football team’s official kit manufacturer. The reported agreement was valued at 400 million baht and began in 2017.
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