Take eye-catching to a whole new level with this incredibly beautiful, stunningly colored 70% hemp/ 30% silk blend. Shiny on one side and muted on the other, it's perfect for making absolutely splendid formal and semi-formal outfits.
Width: 56"
Weight: 5.8 oz/sq yd (195 gsm)
Content: 70% Hemp / 30% Silk
Made In: China
You'll love the feel and how sumptuously it drapes. Some people make the most opulent duvet covers and curtains imaginable with hemp silk charmeuse, and you could too! Perfect for luxurious everyday wear, and fancy crafts (eye pillows, sachets, etc). Made from Mulberry Silk.
Silk should be hand-washed only, preferably with a special silk detergent. Pull into shape after washing and air dry. Be careful to iron the slightly damp cloth on low temperatures only. Sprinkling before ironing may cause water stains.
Need an idea? Take a look at this beautifully elegant Autumn Wrap dress.
ESTIMATED BACK IN STOCK DATE FOR BLACK, ICE BLUE, SAND: LATE NOVEMBER/EARLY DECEMBER 2024
A strong and sturdy hemp canvas just ready to be reimagined into your latest project!
Width: 57 inches
Weight: 12 Oz/Sq Yd
Content: 55% Hemp/45% Organic Cotton
Made In: China
Washing/Cleaning
Each time hemp is washed it constantly reveals new surfaces, usually becoming softer with use. Given reasonable care it will render a lifetime of service.
Hemp fabric rapidly absorbs moisture - which accounts for its coolness and comfort when used for apparel. It is also one of the only fabrics which are stronger wet than dry, so it does not become tender through washing.
Generally speaking, dry cleaning is recommended for drapery hemp, upholstery hemp, decorative hemp, and high end garments.
If you are washing plain hemp fabric that has not yet been made into a garment, then it is very important to surge the edges before wash to prevent fraying.
As with other textiles, always test for color fastness and remember that detergents containing Optical Brightening Agents (OBA) may cause colors to alter slightly and will detract from the appearance of the subtle natural hemp. Bleach should not be used as it can significantly degrade and weaken the natural fibers.
Hemp sheds dirt more readily than other materials and with thorough rinsing comes clean as new after every wash. If stained, use a proprietary stain-remover before washing.
There is no need to use starch except perhaps for the finest hemps, for hemp has a natural crispness. hemp does not have to be tumble-dried - it will naturally dry quickly.
Softening:
Hemp generally will get softer with use and after each wash. If you need to speed up this process than a commercial softener may be used. Another way to soften hemp is to do a hot water wash followed by a tumble dry, repeat these two steps two or three times
ESTIMATED BACK IN STOCK DATE FOR BLACK: NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2024
This Natural 100% hemp canvas is extremely strong and durable with lots of texture.
Width: 58 inches
Content: 100% hemp canvas
Weight: 16.5 oz
Made In: China
Dyed In: USA
This material works very well for bags, backpacks, wallets, fanny packs, and durable upholstery. Great for tents, yurts, beach cabanas, hammocks, umbrellas, painter's drop cloths, and artists' painted floor cloths too!
This Natural 100% hemp canvas is extremely strong and durable with lots of texture.
Width: 57 inches
Content: 100% hemp canvas
Weight: 18.5 oz
Made In: China
Dyed In: USA
This material works very well for bags, backpacks, wallets, fanny packs, and durable upholstery. Great for tents, yurts, beach cabanas, hammocks, umbrellas, painter's drop cloths, and artists' painted floor cloths too!
This hefty muslin is excellent for shirts and bags, as well as home furnishings.
Width: 57 inches
Weight: 5.3 oz. per square yard
Content: 55% Hemp/45% Organic Cotton
Made In: China
ESTIMATED BACK IN STOCK DATE FOR BLACK: NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2024
Hemp fabric rapidly absorbs moisture - which accounts for its coolness and comfort when used for apparel. It is also one of the only fabrics which are stronger wet than dry, so it does not become tender through washing.
Made In: China
Width: 57-58 inches
Weight: 9 oz.
Content: 55% Hemp, 45% Tencel
Washing/Cleaning
Each time hemp is washed it constantly reveals new surfaces, usually becoming softer with use. Given reasonable care it will render a lifetime of service.
Generally speaking, dry cleaning is recommended for drapery hemp, upholstery hemp, decorative hemp, and high end garments.
If you are washing plain hemp fabric that has not yet been made into a garment, then it is very important to surge the edges before wash to prevent fraying.
As with other textiles, always test for color fastness and remember that detergents containing Optical Brightening Agents (OBA) may cause colors to alter slightly and will detract from the appearance of the subtle natural hemp. Bleach should not be used as it can significantly degrade and weaken the natural fibers.
Hemp sheds dirt more readily than other materials and with thorough rinsing comes clean as new after every wash. If stained, use a proprietary stain-remover before washing.
There is no need to use starch except perhaps for the finest hemps, for hemp has a natural crispness. hemp does not have to be tumble-dried - it will naturally dry quickly.
Softening:
Hemp generally will get softer with use and after each wash. If you need to speed up this process than a commercial softener may be used. Another way to soften hemp is to do a hot water wash followed by a tumble dry, repeat these two steps two or three times.
Hemp fabric rapidly absorbs moisture, which accounts for its coolness and comfort when used for apparel. It is also one of the only fabrics which are stronger wet than dry, so it does not become tender through washing.
Made In: China
Width: 57-58 inches
Weight: 6.2 oz.
Content: 55% Hemp, 45% Lyocell
Washing/Cleaning
Each time hemp is washed it constantly reveals new surfaces, usually becoming softer with use. Given reasonable care it will render a lifetime of service.
Generally speaking, dry cleaning is recommended for drapery hemp, upholstery hemp, decorative hemp, and high end garments. If you are washing plain hemp fabric that has not yet been made into a garment, then it is very important to surge the edges before wash to prevent fraying.
As with other textiles, always test for color fastness and remember that detergents containing Optical Brightening Agents (OBA) may cause colors to alter slightly and will detract from the appearance of the subtle natural hemp. Bleach should not be used as it can significantly degrade and weaken the natural fibers.
Hemp sheds dirt more readily than other materials and with thorough rinsing comes clean as new after every wash. If stained, use a proprietary stain-remover before washing.
There is no need to use starch except perhaps for the finest hemps, for hemp has a natural crispness. hemp does not have to be tumble-dried - it will naturally dry quickly.
Softening:
Hemp generally will get softer with use and after each wash. If you need to speed up this process then a commercial softener may be used. Another way to soften hemp is to do a hot water wash followed by a tumble dry, repeat these two steps two or three times.
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