I go to a school with a really small Greek system which might account for the loose policy of wearing letters. Girls with fraternity boyfriends often wear their letters- both their Greek letters and the letters spelled out. Although lavialering is not popular at my campus. Men only wear sorority letters on shirts where there is more than one organization-- like our Greek homecoming t-shirts and Greek Week t-shirts. Our girls are allowed to wear our letters right after the pledging ceremony but they often don't have them until Mom's Night (our version of big lis/lil sis is moms & daughters, it's easier to keep track of families). Our girls also have a lot of frat shirts even when they haven't dated a member of the frat. They may have been given to an older member and was then passed down or taken from a frat house back in the day when they stole stuff from each other a lot. We especially have a lot of TKE letters floating around.
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