Hemp is commonly considered one of the most sustainable crops, as it needs no pesticides, 33% less water than conventional crops, and absorbs large amount of carbon dioxide during its growth stage. Moreover – every part of the hemp plant can be used for either food or producing goods, meaning there is almost no waste involved in its harvest.

Hemp is one of the strongest natural fibres in the world, making it perfect for the creation of durable products that can last for years. In fact, hemp was traditionally used to make ropes for large ships due to its durability and strength.

Hemp is hypoallergenic and therefore a great choice for those with sensitive skin. Moreover, hemp has thermoregulating qualities – keeping you cold when you’re warm, and warm when you’re cold.

Hemp creates a quite rough textile, meaning that it must be mixed with at least 20% cotton, or another soft fibre, to create a soft item. However, opposite many other fibres, hemp softens with age, making it a great option for your capsule wardrobe.

The hemp in our first production originated in China – however, due to a lack of transparency on the producer’s end, we are now sourcing our hemp from Italy.