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Hemp vs. Marijuana: What's the Difference?
Weed, reefer, ganga, Mary-Jane, skunkweed, chronic, hash, hemp, herb, Devil's grass... call it what you will, it's all just Cannabis. And we'll cut...
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When the hemp fiber is made into clothes, the good times just keep on coming. Hemp fabric is naturally breathable, absorbent, durable, anti-static, and anti-microbial (read: anti-stank). Plus, your hemp clothes get softer and even better the more you wear them. And when we blend it with other fibers like organic cotton and TENCEL™ Lyocell? Chef’s kiss.
Our hemp fibers are processed close to the field where they’re grown (“near sourcing” if you want to get technical). The factory partner we work with to make the hemp clothes runs on solar power, is bluesign® certified, and provides home buying assistance to employees (and pays fair wages, obvs). It also launched its own foundation which supports people with disabilities (a mission near and dear to our hearts, too).
You know it. After processing, hemp can feel a lot like cotton. Hemp is another great fabric because it’s breathable, absorbent and antimicrobial (read: anti-stink) which all add to its comfort. Over time, hemp continues to get softer as you wash and wear it.
Not all clothes are created equal which is why we are committed to making clothes with eco-friendly materials you can feel and look good in.
Weed, reefer, ganga, Mary-Jane, skunkweed, chronic, hash, hemp, herb, Devil's grass... call it what you will, it's all just Cannabis. And we'll cut...
Read moreWe're proud of the company we keep when it comes to our partners in sourcing and manufacturing. We spotlight two of our biggest factories.
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