Hemp clothing

Buy hemp clothing

Here you’ll find all the items in our range that contain hemp - from short harem pants and jackets to shoes and bags. Some are made entirely from hemp, while others are made from a cotton-hemp blend that drapes more softly and is better suited to certain cuts.

Why hemp

1. Tear-resistant: Hemp fibers are among the strongest natural fibers. A hemp garment withstands significantly more washes than a comparable cotton one.
2. Odor-neutral: Hemp is less prone to developing odors. Often, airing it out is enough instead of washing.
3. Gets softer: Unlike many fibers, hemp does not wear out but opens up. After a few washes, the garment feels noticeably different from how it felt on the first day.
4. Hardy to grow: it grows quickly, requires little water, and generally needs no pesticides.

And the honest part: When new, pure hemp has a firmer feel than cotton, wrinkles more, and is more expensive. After three to five washes, the difference in feel is largely gone. We cover this in detail on our page about hemp clothing.

Industrial hemp, not a drug

Our clothing is made from the bast fibers of the industrial hemp plant - not from flowers or leaves. Industrial hemp contains virtually no THC. The fiber is one of the oldest textile materials of all: thousands of years ago, it was already being used to make ropes, sails, and clothing.

What we use hemp for

1. Shoes and bags: this is where hemp fully shows its strengths - durable and dirt-repellent.
2. Short harem pants: as a cotton-hemp blend, both lightweight and hard-wearing.
3. Jackets and tops: individual styles, some made with the traditionally indigo-dyed hemp fabrics of the Hmong.

Where hemp is not suitable, we do not use it: For close-fitting or especially flowing garments, we use cotton or linen.

Care

1. Wash at 30 degrees - this prevents