Hemp Ball Cap
* Adjustable metal clasp for sizing
* Washable
* Hemp has natural UV protection
* Great to put your mark/logo on or keep it clean
* Adjustable metal clasp for sizing
* Washable
* Hemp has natural UV protection
* Great to put your mark/logo on or keep it clean
If you are confused by the difference between Marijuana and Hemp, you are not alone. Both are from the Cannabis Sativa family, and although the 2 look and smell very similar, they have some distinct differences. The first big difference is that hemp contains no more than 0.3 % of […]
* Ribbed trim on round neckline
* Double needle-stitched on sleeves & hem
* A classic essential that works year round
* Proudly Made In Canada
Effort’s bamboo and hemp clothing are perfect for travel offering the best in comfort, style and breathability. The hemp and bamboo fabrics high rate of absorbency means that perspiration is wicked away from the body allowing us to stay dry and comfortable in the hot and humid weather. And because of its antimicrobial properties, the clothes stayed fresher longer.
In an earlier post I talked about how much more eco-friendly hemp is compared to a few of the most common fabric alternatives, cotton and polyester. You can read about many of the positive attributes of hemp and how cotton and polyester compare here. In this post I’m covering off on some of the inherent issues with a few other very common fabrics. We are very passionate about the virtues of hemp, how much better it is for the environment, and how choosing clothes that use hemp can be a positive step for our planet.
Hemp is growing rapidly in popularity and a big reason is because it’s so eco-friendly. While there are many great uses for hemp, we wanted to point out a few of the specifics of what makes hemp so much better for the environment than other fabrics used specifically to manufacture clothing.