The presence of hemp in the fashion world... Hemp is an important renewable source of raw materials and today represents a sustainable alternative for the planet.

This plant is a variety of cannabis, which is distinguished by its size and the cannabinoid content it possesses, which is much lower than that of marijuana.

Along with wheat and barley, hemp may be one of the first plants used by humans.

In ancient feudal Japan, hemp was actively cultivated and sold to be used primarily to produce clothing.

During the 19th century, the kamishimo, a long coat with wide trousers worn by saturais while traveling, was a fashionable item made from this textile fiber.

Fabrics, creams, medicines, fuel, bricks, dishes and various other products are made from this plant.

Fashion and sustainability are currently very much inextricably linked, which is why we can now find a variety of hemp clothing and accessories that are gaining momentum in the market. Did you know that?

Hemp has a great capacity for moisture absorption and can be easily dyed. It is more resistant than cotton.

For many centuries it was used to build sails and ropes for ships due to its high resistance.