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Featured in Public Domain 2026 issue.

holds a central place in the latest issue of Public Domain, through two moments that say a lot about the current state of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in France.
With NOVA GP 2026, the federation confirmed that colored belts are no longer just a development category, but a real competitive platform. National TV exposure, live streaming, international refereeing, strong production values and high level matches all pointed in the same direction: French Jiu-Jitsu has the structure, the depth and the talent pool to build something lasting.
In Verquin, during the first edition of the Festival du BJJ, the CFJJB opened another chapter. Athletes, coaches, families, brands and everyday practitioners came together around one simple idea: Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is not only something you practice. It is something you share.

From elite competition to community culture, Public Domain 2026 documents a federation, a scene and a generation in motion.
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Public Domain 2026 issue is available now in print and digital editions.

Thank you Frederic Claquin for this book! The latest issue of Public Domain is available, 252 pages of art, culture, lifestyle and BJJ, including pictures we have taken on various CFJJB events all along the year.

This book join our nice collection! 😊

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Long before “heritage” became a marketing language, Red Wing was already creating footwear designed to last.

That durability is exactly what allowed the brand to move far beyond its original function, becoming a symbol of craft, utility, and timeless American culture.

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