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Sustainable sportswear made from wood - Discover our fitness and running shirts for men
If you think of wood as a scratchy, stiff fabric, our sportswear for men will prove you wrong. And it can do much more! Our fitness and running shirts made from wood are breathable, antibacterial, and temperature-regulating - everything a perfect sports shirt should be. A lot of development time has gone into our sportswear. It took several years and many attempts to create the perfect fabric, which is now used in our tank tops, sports shirts, and long-sleeved shirts. The combination of two layers, wood on the outside and recycled polyester on the inside, is perfectly coordinated and supports your performance.
- Our sportswear for men dries particularly quickly.
- It creates an optimal skin climate by effectively supporting the body's natural temperature regulation.
- Perfect moisture regulation inhibits bacterial growth and keeps you feeling fresh and clean - so bad odors have no chance in your sports shirt!
- Our performance shirts for men are durable and long-lasting. Practical for you and good for the environment, since your sports shirt lasts longer and you need to buy fewer replacements.
Sustainable & fair sportswear made from wood - environmentally friendly and long-lasting!
What does “environmentally friendly production” of sportswear actually mean? Producing our sports shirts for men and women fairly and sustainably is important to us, and it should be the standard throughout the fashion industry. Our sustainable sportswear is made with particular consideration for its environmental impact while offering extremely high wearing comfort for all athletes. We use wood, a raw material that can be processed into fibers in a very environmentally friendly way and is native to our climate zone. The wood used to make our sustainable sports shirts comes exclusively from sustainably managed forests. Each sports shirt is made from 211 g of wood and two old plastic bottles. By using environmentally friendly technologies, we can develop sportswear that optimally supports athletes while also helping to protect the environment.























