Hemp. Hustle. Wear

Organic hemp is like the eco-warrior of the planet. It need no fertilisers, herbicides or any
pesticides. Organic hemp is just pure and green goodness, a gift from Mother Earth.

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.