From Recycled Tennis Strings to Performance Tennis Shirt

What if old tennis strings could be turned into high-performance apparel?

I recently unboxed and reviewed a unique shirt from LET (formerly Orobor), a company using innovative recycling technology to repurpose discarded tennis strings into sustainable clothing. I previously featured their concept, and now I get to try one of their shirts firsthand, designed for both comfort and performance on the court.

Watch the video HERE.

To learn more about LET, watch these videos.

• “Tiburon Challenger/Recycling Strings”
• “Orobor is Recycling Tennis String into a Stylish Solution”

Here’s how to send strings to LET:

1. Collect discarded polyester tennis string in a box.
2. Once the box is full, go to the LET website HERE and select Send String.
3. Fill out the required fields in the form.
4. A prepaid UPS shipping label will be generated instantly.
5. Print it, attach it to the box, and drop it off at UPS or schedule a pickup. EASY PEASY!

JUNE 23rd UPDATE:

LET will officially release their first apparel on July 21st. The Core V.0 Shirt will be available in three colors: Chalk White, Court Black, and True Navy.

To stay updated on their product release, follow LET @lettennis and subscribe to their online shop HERE.