Fashion
The hemp fabric is here to stay
The benefits of hemp fiber
Hemp>Cotton
Hemp fiber has been used in clothing for centuries. And although it was considered a poor man’s choice of clothing for hundreds of years because of how rough it is, in the 1980s, industrial methods of softening the material made it a very popular choice for fabrics.
Hemp clothes have come a long way since the 1980s. Once reserved for boho hippie fashion, today hemp clothes are made by some of the top designers from around the world.
Hemp fabric is far more environmentally friendly and durable than cotton, which is usually grown with ridiculous amounts of chemicals.
Did you know that cotton production uses 50% of the world’s pesticides and herbicides?
Hemp, on the other hand, does not need to be grown with pesticides. It is also a more durable tissue than any other plant-based tissue that exists.
Some of the most popular hemp clothes and accessories include:
- Shirts
- Shoes
- Flip flops
- Dresses
- Pants
- Jackets
- Sunglasses
- Ski and snowboard goggles
- Backpacks
- Belts
- Wallets
- Purses