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Organic, rainfed hempFinished with European partners1% for the Planet0% polyester

The Hemp Collection · Pre-order

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1. You reserve your piece today. Your pre-order counts toward the production run.

2. We hit the goal, we start production. With our partners in India and Europe. You follow every step by mail — field, fibre, finish.

3. We don't hit it? You get every cent back. No small print, no store credit. That's the deal.

We're honest about why: hemp textile only reaches the market at fair prices when we produce at real volume. Every pre-order is a vote for a textile industry that regenerates instead of pollutes.

Produced after the goal is reached — allow — from the moment the run closes. We ship across the EU with carbon-neutral carriers where possible, in fully compostable, plant-based packaging.

Pre-ordered items can be returned within 14 days of delivery, like everything we make.

The Hemp Collection

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Every piece helps a run reach its goal.

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Why hemp, not cotton

The most honest fibre in the field

Cotton drinks rivers. Hemp grows on rain and feeds the soil. Different fibre, different system.

Hemp compared with conventional cotton
Compare	Our hemp	Conventional cotton
Water	About 2,700 litres per kilo of fibre — roughly 70% less	About 9,100 litres per kilo of cotton lint
Chemicals	Naturally pest-resistant. Zero pesticides, zero herbicides	One of the most pesticide-intensive crops in the world
Soil	Deep roots draw out toxins and leave the soil healthier than it found it	Monoculture that exhausts the soil season after season
Carbon	About 1.3 kg of CO₂ held in every kilo of fibre	Much the same per kilo — but it costs three times the water to get there
Strength	Strong, and it softens with every wash instead of wearing out	Pills and loses shape over time
People	Fair prices paid directly to our partner growers — origin published per run	Long, opaque supply chains

Water: Mekonnen & Hoekstra (2011), Value of Water Research Report 47 — hemp fibre 2,719 L/kg, cotton lint 9,113 L/kg, global averages. Carbon: 1.3 kg CO₂ per kilo of fibre (nova-Institute) — carbon held in the fibre, not carbon removed; growing and spinning emit CO₂ too, and we do not subtract one from the other. Growing and fibre processing only.

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A hemp field back-lit by golden evening sun

100% nature, 0% plastic.

A hemp plant standing full height against a blue summer sky

Our mission

We started with a flag. We won't stop there.

In 2020 we asked one question: why are even the most sustainable symbols made of plastic? So we built the world's first hemp flag.

The flag was the proof. The Hemp Collection is the point — everyday textiles, traceable from field to fabric, pre-sold honestly, together with you.

We always work towards 100% hemp. Today some pieces still need cotton. Soon they won't — and we'll prove it.

For organisations

Ordering for your company, school or crew?

From 50 pieces: your logo, your colours, our hemp.

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Beyond this page

Got an idea? We'll try to weave it.

If you can imagine it in hemp, tell us.

Good questions

Frequently asked questions

Because it doesn't exist yet — and we'd rather tell you that than fake a warehouse. Hemp textile becomes affordable at volume. Pre-orders let us produce real volume without waste, dead stock or discount games. You're not buying from a shop; you're starting a production run.

You get every cent back, automatically. No store credit, no vouchers, no small print. And we'll tell you what we learned and what we'll try next.

It depends on the run — and we publish the origin of every production run on this page, field to fabric. Smaller runs come from growers closer to home in Europe; larger runs from regenerative farming partners further afield. Wherever it grows, the deal is the same: organic, rainfed where possible, zero pesticides, and a fair price paid directly to the grower.

Naturally breathable and thermoregulating — and unlike cotton, it gets softer with every wash while keeping its strength. Hemp lyocell adds a silky drape to the tee; the hemp-cotton blends balance softness and structure.

We won't overclaim: a hemp t-shirt won't save the world on its own. But it's grown on rain instead of irrigation, sheds zero microplastics, supports farming families directly, and returns to the earth at end of life. Multiply that by a wardrobe and it starts to matter.

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