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Tripulse

Tripulse designs its activewear in Sweden and has each piece made in a GOTS-certified factory in Portugal. Its T-shirts and tank tops use 100% TENCEL™ Lyocell, while its leggings and sports bras blend TENCEL™ Lyocell with ROICA™ elastane for stretch.

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Tripulse

Image: Tripulse

What they make, where they make it

Products
ActivewearLeggingsSports BrasSports TopsT-Shirts
Works with
Lyocell, elastane
Based in
Knivsta, Sweden
Made in
Portugal

Who it's for, how to get it

For
Men, Women
Typical pricing
Up to 200€
Ships to
Worldwide

“You refused to settle for plastic against your skin. We refused to accept it was the only option. Tripulse set out to create something they said couldn't be done – clean, high-performing natural activewear that doesn't need polyester, nylon, or spandex to perform. Here’s how we made the impossible possible.”

Source: Tripulse, Our Story page

Notes from Lisa · 15.09.2026

A different approach to activewear.

Tripulse caught my attention as an alternative to polyester and nylon activewear many years ago. What I particularly like is how broadly they look at sustainability, considering the product’s whole lifecycle, their supply chain and how they run the business.

Their supply chain page is a good example. It lists where different materials and production stages come from, so you can follow more than just where the clothes are sewn. I also enjoyed reading founder Franziska’s story and her reasons for starting Tripulse.

I also like that they explain their material choices, including where they still need synthetic stretch. Their tops use 100% TENCEL™ Lyocell, while their leggings and sports bras combine it with ROICA™ stretch fibres. Depending on the product, they use V550, tested for biodegradation under controlled conditions, or EF, made with recycled content. The collection isn’t entirely plastic-free, but they explain the choices and limitations.

Lisa Walter, Editor

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