Did you know that in ancient times hemp was the most widely used fiber and the standard for measuring the quality of other fibers? Did you know that Christopher Columbus' sails were made of hemp? Each ton of hemp can sequester 1.62 tons of CO2?

Hemp is a fast-growing plant that is ready to harvest in about 120 days, so its production of cellulose, fibers and oils is four times that of a slow-growing tree.

It is these qualities that make it They position it as an ecological and very sustainable material, Because one hectare of hemp produces twice as much fiber as one hectare of cotton, and does not require pesticides or much water, which improves soil quality compared to other crops.

As a textile fiber , hemp has a texture similar to that of linen, combined with other fibers you can obtain garments with the strength of hemp and the softness of cotton, in addition to being a Hypoallergenic, antibacterial and antistatic material, waterproof, fresh, resistant and durable, making it very suitable for use on shopping bags, aprons, headphones and caps.