In 2018, Dan Wilson and Paulina Ciurzynska came to understand that there’s a profound link between our personal health and contentment on a human level, and the impact we have on the environment and planet that sustains us.
Driven by this desire to create a brand that reflects our true inner essence, Dan and Paulina founded LETE, a leisure- and activewear brand that meets the needs of both humans and the environment.
“We want you to feel this connection when you wear our clothing – to nature, to community, and to yourself.”
Dan and Paulina have certainly put in the hard yards to ensure every step of their
manufacturing process is as sustainable and environmentally friendly as possible. LETE Clothing is made from sustainably sourced and produced bamboo fibre, creating the ultimate balance of form and function, performance, and comfort. Nearly all their products are close to being 100% made from bamboo, and they aim to be completely polyester-free within five years. Currently, some garments contain recycled elastane because there is currently no better option, however they’re working on changing this.
LETE’S Bamboo fabric is primarily Tanboocel, chosen because its manufacturers are committed to the closed loop process of garment production, meaning no chemicals escape into the environment or
atmosphere during the manufacturing process – making it a sustainable choice with minimal impact on the planet.
What’s more, bamboo is also twice as soft and more alike to silk or cashmere than cotton, so, feels like your second skin.
Sustainable activewear that does more for the planet and encourages us to do the same. That’s LETE.
