Hemp is a plant that produces fibre from which a multitude of useful products are made. It is not Marijuana. Industrial Hemp does not contain THC(drug) but is made into fabrics, clothing, twines, ropes and more.

It is better for our planet:

Hemp is grown chemical free, enriches its soil, saves water and produces 2-4 times more fibre per area than other sources.

It lasts longer:

Hemp fibres are 3 times stronger than cotton and 25 times more durable.

It is cooler in summer and warmer in winter:

Hemp fabric provides excellent 'climate control' for the wearer with the hollow fibre acting as an insulator.

It is healthier:

Hemp fibre shape also means that it has improved absorbency and 'breathability'. Hemp is naturally resistant to mildew, bacteria and insects.

It has in-built UV protection:

Hemp offers greater UV protection, blocking up to 95% of the sun's harmful rays.

LINEN, elegant, beautiful, durable, the refined luxury fabric. Linen is the strongest of the vegetable fibers and has 2 to 3 times the strength of cotton. Linen table cloths and napkins have been handed down generation to generation. Not only is the linen fiber strong, it is smooth, making the finished fabric lint free. Fine china, silver and candles are enhanced by the luster of linen which only gets softer and finer the more it is washed.

Linen is from flax, a bast fiber taken from the stalk of the plant. The luster is from the natural wax content. Creamy white to light tan, this fiber can be easily dyed and the color does not fade when washed. Linen does wrinkle easily but also presses easily. Linen, like cotton, can also be boiled without damaging the fiber.

Highly absorbent and a good conductor of heat, this fabric is cool in garments. However, constant creasing in the same place in sharp folds will tend to break the linen threads. This wear can show up in collars, hems, and any area that is iron creased during the laundering. Linen has poor elasticity and does not spring back readily.