I hope this helps and just let me know if there is anything else I can assist you with. Have a great day ahead.Creation: Block Print Hand Dyed Linen Dress

Fabrics Used: Organic Hemp

The Visionary: Rochelle, Lucky Lucille

Our Thoughts: Rochelle at Lucky Lucille made a cute and quirky dress with our organic hemp. So original!

Filed in: organic cotton, organic hemp, womens clothes

Creation: Senior Thesis Project

Fabrics Used: A variety of fabrics HERE

The Visionary: Callie Jensen, Calliejensen.com

Our Thoughts:  Callie from CallieJensen.com used Organic Cotton Plus sustainable fabrics as part of her thesis entitled "Made in ________". We think she did a fantastic job and wish her a wonderful career.

After World War One, there was a push for sustainable clothing development, not because it was “in fashion,” but because resources were scarce. The repair and reuse of items became a necessity, and fabrics were rationed just as were many other supplies. At the time, grains, flour, and plant growing supplements were delivered in cotton-linen bags that were durable and tightly woven as to transport the various kinds of feed. For women like my great-great-grandmother, who lived on farms, this created an incredible resource. The bags often came in friendly floral patterns which made them desirable and easy to repurpose into clothing. By the end of World War II, increases in mass production in the food and fashion industries created a depreciation in quality that persists today.

Filed in: organic cotton, organic hemp, organic sateen, other projects, voile, womens clothes

Creation: Cute Knit Sweater

Fabrics Used: Natural Hemp Knit

The Visionary: Tara, Girl Like the Sea

Our Thoughts: Tara at GirlLikeTheSea made a cute fisherman style knit sweater using our Natural Hemp Knit. she looks adorable.

Filed in: childrens clothes, kids clothes, organic hemp, organic knit