Shogun Martial Arts & Boxing Supplies

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Shogun Martial Arts & Boxing Supplies is an Australian retailer and online store specializing in martial arts and boxing equipment, uniforms, protective gear, and training accessories, shipping products Australia-wide from its Sydney-area base.

Jamisontown, New South Wales, Australia
shogunmartialarts.com.au

About Shogun Martial Arts & Boxing Supplies

Shogun Martial Arts & Boxing Supplies is a specialist Australian retailer providing equipment and apparel for a wide range of combat sports, including karate, taekwondo, boxing, kickboxing, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, MMA, and other traditional martial arts. Based in Jamisontown, New South Wales, they operate both a physical showroom and an online store at shogunmartialarts.com.au, supplying individual practitioners, clubs, and gyms across Australia. Their range typically includes uniforms (gis and doboks), belts, gloves, pads, protective gear, training accessories, and competition-approved equipment from multiple brands.

A charge from Shogun Martial Arts & Boxing Supplies will usually appear on your bank or card statement after you make a purchase in-store in Jamisontown or via their online shop. This might be for a one-time order of gear, a larger club or gym bulk order, special orders of custom or branded items, or the balance on a phone/email order they processed manually. You may also see separate charges for shipping, back-ordered items billed when dispatched, or a small temporary authorization if your card was pre-verified before the order was confirmed. Shogun does not generally operate on a subscription model, so recurring charges would usually indicate repeated separate purchases (for example, regular equipment top-ups for a school or club) rather than an automatic membership.

If you’re unsure about a Shogun Martial Arts & Boxing Supplies charge, start by checking your email for order confirmations or tax invoices from shogunmartialarts.com.au around the charge date, and ask family members or colleagues who might have used your card for club or team purchases. Compare the statement amount with recent online orders, in-store receipts, or shipping notices. For questions or to dispute a charge, contact Shogun directly using the phone number, email address, or contact form listed on their website, providing your full name, the exact charge amount, and the date it appeared on your statement so they can look up the transaction. If you need a refund, exchange, or clarification on split/partial shipments, they will typically advise you of their current returns and refund policy and what documentation they require.

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  1. SHOGUN MARTIAL ARTS +61247311629 AU

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from Shogun Martial Arts & Boxing Supplies on my bank statement?

This charge usually relates to a purchase of martial arts or boxing equipment either from Shogun’s Jamisontown store or through their online shop at shogunmartialarts.com.au. It may be for uniforms, gloves, protective gear, or a bulk order for a club or gym. Check any recent orders you’ve placed for training gear, as well as club equipment purchases that may have been made on your card by a coach or family member.

How does Shogun Martial Arts & Boxing Supplies handle online payments and when is my card charged?

For online orders, your card or payment method is typically charged at the time you complete checkout on shogunmartialarts.com.au. In some cases, you might first see a pending or “authorization” charge while the order is being confirmed; this then finalizes for the exact order total once processed. If items are on back-order or shipped separately, you may see more than one charge that together match your order invoice.

Why is the amount I was charged by Shogun different from the total I expected?

Differences usually come from added shipping costs, upgrades to express delivery, size or product substitutions you agreed to, or partial cancellations of items that were out of stock. If you ordered for a club or gym, multiple small changes to sizes or quantities can change the final total compared with an initial quote. Compare the amount on your statement with the final invoice or order confirmation email, and contact Shogun if the figures don’t match.

Does Shogun Martial Arts & Boxing Supplies have subscriptions or recurring billing?

Shogun primarily operates as a retail store, so charges are usually one-off payments for specific orders rather than ongoing subscriptions. If you see repeated charges, it may be because you or your club have placed multiple separate orders for gear, or a saved card has been used for repeat purchases. If you believe a recurring charge is appearing in error, contact Shogun with the dates and amounts so they can review any linked orders.

How can I get a copy of my receipt or tax invoice from Shogun for this charge?

Receipts and tax invoices for online orders are normally emailed to the address you entered at checkout on shogunmartialarts.com.au. Search your inbox (and spam folder) for “Shogun Martial Arts” around the date of the charge. If you purchased in-store or can’t find the email, contact Shogun with your name, approximate purchase date, and the exact charge amount so they can reissue an invoice if available.

How do I request a refund, exchange, or resolve a billing issue with Shogun?

To request a refund or exchange, first review the returns and warranty information on shogunmartialarts.com.au to see what timeframes and product conditions apply. Then contact them directly using the phone or email listed on their site, providing your order number, photos of any faulty items if relevant, and an explanation of the issue. For billing disputes (such as duplicate charges or incorrect amounts), share a screenshot or bank statement snippet showing the transaction so they can locate and correct it if necessary.

What should I do if I don’t recognize a Shogun Martial Arts & Boxing Supplies charge at all?

First, confirm that no one in your household, club, or gym used your card to buy equipment from Shogun in-store or online. Then search your email accounts for any order confirmations from shogunmartialarts.com.au that might jog your memory. If you still don’t recognize the charge, contact Shogun with the exact date and amount so they can check their system, and speak with your bank or card issuer about possible unauthorized use if the transaction cannot be identified.

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