Dhanya Nair

Dhanya Nair is a fabric Lover and a mom. She offers a unique perspective on the intricacies and history of fabric and specializes in bringing the unique narratives of textiles to life.

The Best Detergents for Cleaning Hemp Fabrics

Introduction   Hemp Fabrics are increasingly popular for their eco-friendly, strong and breathable properties. Fabric made from the stalks of the hemp plant, this natural fabric is praised for its strength and adaptability for a wide variety of applications from apparel to furniture. Furthermore, hemp is antibacterial and moisture wicking, so it’s a perfect option for …

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How to Wash Hemp Fabric: A Step-by-Step Guide

I.  Introduction   Hemp fabric, derived from the hemp plant’s fibers, is quickly becoming a staple in sustainable clothing and home textiles. Hemp – formerly confined to the fabric-making side of the industry – is now celebrated for its toughness and sustainable benefits. It is gaining traction precisely because of its toughness, biodegradability and low environmental …

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Hemp in Footwear: Durability and Comfort Combined

I.  Introduction   The Rising Power of Hemp in Sustainable Fashion  Fashion was already a greener brand due to growing environmental concerns and evolving fashion preferences. Of all the green building materials out there, hemp is one of the more versatile, sustainable materials on the market. Hemp is primarily used for textiles, bags and home accessories, …

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Why Hemp is Ideal for Yoga and Activewear Clothing

I.  Introduction   Description of Hemp as a Fabric:  Hemp is a long-term sustainable and multi-functional natural fiber, with countless uses for clothes, textiles and industrial uses. Hemp comes from Cannabis sativa, and it is frequently praised for its sustainable, low-impact, high-tenor qualities. And, unlike petroleum-derived, unsustainable synthetic fibres like polyester, hemp is a renewable material …

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Hemp in Industrial Applications: Rope, Canvas, and Beyond

I.  Introduction   An Introduction to Hemp as a Source.  Cannabis sativa-derived hemp has always been valued for its versatility and strength. Unlike its psychedelic counterpart, marijuana, industrial hemp is highly potent, has very low THC levels, and has been grown for hundreds of years as an essential resource for a multitude of uses. There is …

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Hemp Fabric in Home Textiles: Curtains, Bedding, and More

I.  Introduction   It is a shift in home decor that is driven by the focus on sustainability, with eco-conscious consumers looking for alternatives to conventional fabrics. Hemp fabrics are among these, and the home textile market is leading the way. The combination of sustainability, robustness, and versatility is ideal for modern households.  Hemp, which has …

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Nylon’s Carbon Footprint: How Can It Be Minimized? 

I.  Introduction   Overview of Nylon’s Environmental Impact   One of the most widely employed synthetic polymers is nylon, invented by DuPont in the 1930s. Nylon, which is a petroleum based material, is known for its adaptability, strength and flexibility. These features made it an industry essential in many areas, including:  Fashion and Clothing: Because of its …

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