HEMP is a naturally strong, breathable, and durable fibre. Hemp is fast becoming a ideally low environmental impact fabric for the future, as it is highly resistant to pests and its dense growth does not require chemicals of any kind. As well as being 100% compostable in its end use, in plant form hemp regenerates and improves the soil health as it grows. Hemp bags are rot resistant, can be machine washed and have a texture like linen.
ORGANIC COTTON is grown using low impact methods and materials. Conventional cotton is the most widely grown crop type in the world and the most chemical-intensive. Organic cotton is grown without toxic pesticides and synthetic fertilizers. In addition, growing organic cotton can replenish and maintain soil fertility, increase a biologically diverse agriculture and reduce the need for any toxic pesticides.
RECYCLED P.E.T (Polyethylene Terephthalate) fabric uses plastic bottles to produce a recycled polyester fibre which not only reduces landfill, it causes far less air pollution than making new P.E.T. Recycled pet is a strong durable, performance fibre as it wicks away moisture and guarantees easy care.
RECYCLED COTTON AND POLYESTER is a effective way to reduce waste since the yarn is a combination of post consumer plastic bottles and fabric cut-offs. coloured after spinning and there is no need for dyeing the fabric. This is an excellent alternative to virgin petroleum.
