Swedish activewear brand on a mission to create truly sustainable and nature-based performance apparel that protects our planet, people, and health. Free from toxins and ethically produced in Europe.

Tripulse is Climate Neutral Certified by NGO Climate Neutral, and they are over-compensating all transport and shipping by investing in climate projects with shipping partners, such as reforestation or renewable energy projects

All their packaging is recyclable and biodegradable and consists of a combination of recycled and FSC-certified paper and bio-based ink

Tripulse's suppliers conform with the ILO standards and they ensure ethical and fair production by having the production done as local as possible in Europe

Tripulse embraces people's differences and all their products are available in sizes from XS to XXXL

Tripulse limit the launch of new collections to 1-3 per year, and co-designs products together with their end-users to ensure they create products that people will truly love

Tripulse plant one tree with each product purchased through NGO Onetreeplanted

Their supply chain is based in Europe: the material suppliers and the clothing production factory are based in the EU (Germany and Portugal)

Tripulse doesn't use any animal-derived material in their products

They design activewear essentials of high quality and timeless design that can be worn and loved for a long time, without falling out of style

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