Wholesale organic 100% hemp apparel fabrics

We have various colors of linen fabrics in stock.

Hemp fabric has the following characteristics:1) Natural antibacterial health care function. 2) Excellent hygroscopicity and breathability. 3) Soft and comfortable to the touch. 4) Excellent UV resistance. 5) Excellent antistatic properties. 6) Excellent heat resistance, light resistance and corrosion resistance. 7) Unique functions of silencing waves, sound absorption, odor and toxic gas adsorption. 8) Green and environmentally friendly.

It is a renewable resource that takes only 100 days to cultivate and is the most versatile fiber in the world. Strong fabric hemp has eight times the tensile strength of cotton fiber, which explains its use in sails and ropes throughout British and American naval history. It is a very durable and strong eco-friendly fabric. Hypoallergenic Fabrics made from hemp are considered by many to be hypoallergenic and non-irritating to the skin. Cannabis is a member of one of the most advanced plant families on Earth, able to harness solar energy more efficiently than almost any other plant. It originated in Asia and has been cultivated by humans for more than 6,000 years. It was the largest crop and most important industry on earth until the end of the 16th century. Nearly every part of the plant is used to provide most of our fiber, fabric, lighting oil, paper and pharmaceutical needs and is a major source of essential cooking oils and proteins for humans and animals. Click here to learn more about why cannabis is so good for the environment. Marijuana thrives without the use of pesticides (almost no natural predators) and grows so quickly that other plants are left in the shade. This means herbicides are also not required, making hemp ideal for organic farming. Cotton, on the other hand, uses a lot of chemicals during growing and processing. Hemp produces three to four times more pulp per acre than wood and can produce higher quality paper. There is no environmentally harmful bleaching process in the production of hemp paper, and it is recycled much more frequently than wood pulp. We are currently over-reliant on dwindling fossil fuel reserves and are still clearing forests at an alarming rate.