Yashvi Jain

Introduction   Due to its sustainable and long-lasting features, hemp clothing is one of the greenest alternatives for eco-friendly consumers. Hemp textiles are constructed from the fibres of Cannabis sativa, which uses significantly less water and pesticides than cotton. Furthermore, hemp plants take up vast quantities of carbon dioxide, making it an eco-friendly textile crop. Hemp […]

I.  Introduction   Overview of Hemp Fabric   Hemp has emerged as a mainstay of sustainable fashion and interior fabric, praised for its strength, environmental sustainability and earthy appeal. This fabric is made from the fibers of the hemp plant, which makes it not only adaptable, but highly eco-friendly. Hemp uses little water and doesn’t use chemical

I.  Introduction   The Expanding Use of Hemp in Interior Design  Over the last few years, hemp cloth has been a paradigm shifter for interior design. Because of its excellent durability, versatility, and style, hemp is quickly becoming a favourite among architects and homeowners. In our era of eco-conscience, hemp’s inherent qualities make it the perfect

I.  Introduction   There has been a shift toward sustainability over the past few years, not just in products we use, but in materials we work with. One such material that has recently gained popularity among the craft community is hemp. Due to its versatility, durability, and sustainability, hemp cloth has become an increasingly used textile

I.  Introduction   Overview of Hemp in Textiles   Hemp, one of the earliest plant-based crops, has been used for centuries to produce strong, versatile textiles. Made from the leaves of the Cannabis sativa plant, industrial hemp is psychoactive, and provides a number of advantages that make it a better choice than most traditional fabrics. From ropes

I.  Introduction   The outdoor and adventure apparel sector is undergoing significant changes due to increasing environmental issues and demands for sustainable fabrics. The hunter, the mountaineer and the outdoor enthusiast don’t merely want their gear to be functional and durable — they also want it to be as green as possible. In this respect, hemp

I.  Introduction   Fashion is one of the world’s largest and most resource-consumptive industries, contributing to pollution, waste and environmental degradation. Amid increasing ecological anxiety, consumer and business sentiments have shifted toward sustainable practices. As consumers increasingly ask for eco-friendly alternatives to conventional textiles, this has created room for novel materials such as hemp to become

I.  Introduction   Hemp is a textile that has recently become popular as an environmentally friendly, and multi-functional replacement for conventional fabrics. With its environmental credentials, robustness and organic comfort, hemp has carved its way into the daily habits of mindful consumers. In textiles once mainly used for rope and sack manufacturing, hemp fabric has been