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We believe in the power of hemp. At Cannabie, we want fashion to revolutionize the way we live. We just don’t want to make a style statement for the sake of it, we want to alter the carbon footprint globally through our fabric. That’s some serious promise we got for you. All our aesthetics are crafted keeping ecology at the center of our design thinking. Every piece of clothing that comes out of Cannabie is 100% organic.
When it comes to hemp, its advantages are manifold. It’s a better substitute than cotton. So whatever can be fabricated in cotton can be made with hemp too. And unlike cotton, that uses up a lot of water, hemp needs less of it. 4 times less. That’s way lesser. Needless to say, it needs less chemical fertilizers and pesticides. It is ecologically the best alternative for fashion. While the world goes fast fashion we choose to go slow on it. Besides, hemp is pest resistant too. Not just that, hemp returns 60% to 90% of nutrients back to the soil. Want to keep this world, a better place.
I recently purchased a hemp-based t-shirt from your website and I am absolutely in love with it! The fabric is so soft and comfortable, and it's also very breathable. I've worn it on several hot days and I've never felt overheated. I'm also very impressed with the quality of the stitching. It's clear that this t-shirt was made to last. I highly recommend this product to anyone looking for a comfortable and stylish t-shirt.
Tried a Cuban collar for the first time from your website and I was surprised at how good it looked! The fabric feels amazing it is super breathable, sustainable, and effortlessly stylish. It’s the perfect mix of cool and trendy, and totally worth the purchase. Highly recommend!
I was looking for a versatile vest, and this hemp one is exactly what I needed. It’s super stylish, yet simple enough to pair with anything. Plus, knowing it’s made from eco-friendly materials makes me feel good about my purchase. Highly recommend!
I bought a hemp shirt from Cannabie Lifestyle, and it’s easily one of the best purchases I’ve made. It’s lightweight, stylish, and works for both casual and semi-formal occasions. I keep getting compliments on it!
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Yes, it is absolutely. In fact, India has a rich history with hemp, and it’s legally grown and used
for various purposes. So, you can rock your hemp threads without any worries!
ABSOLUTELY NOT! Hemp fabric is antimicrobial and does not retain body odour. In fact, they
often have a subtle, pleasant scent that's like a reminder of nature's hug. So, go ahead and
embrace the hemp fashion – it's all good vibes and no funky odors!
Why would it not be! It is 100% naturally and is extremely sanitary as a result of its
antibacterial and antifungal properties.
It’s the best for people with extremely sensitive skin. It’s soft and hypoallergenic (doesn’t
irritate the skin). It looks amazing, feels amazing!
Hemp and marijuana come from the same cannabis plant species but still they are world
apart. Hemp is used for textiles, paper, building materials, food products while marijuana is
primarily used for medicinal and recreational purposes. Most importantly, hemp is legal while
marijuana isn’t (in India)!
Unfortunately no, hemp contains very low levels of THC ( substance that makes you high)
which is not enough to cause intoxication.
First the hemp plant is harvested, followed by extraction of hemp fibre, spinning of these
fibre into yarns and then weaving or knitting the yarn into fabric. The fabric then undergoes
futher processes of dyeing, cutting, sewing,etc.
It costs money to save the environment and look amazing. Hemp is more expensive due to higher production costs, limited processing infrastructure, and regulatory factors influencing
cultivation and distribution.
It is because hemp fibres tightening under heat and moisture, causing them to contract.
Hemp is superior to cotton because it requires less water, pesticides, and land to grow while producing stronger and more durable fibres.
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