Hemp are lightweight, breathable, tear-resistant . Hemp fabric or textile comes from the stalks of the cannabis Sativa plant. The cannabis Sativa plant is the same plant that produces marijuana and its derivatives. However, farmers breed this plant for various purposes.

One of the reasons that make hemp a sustainable option for clothing is it is a carbon-negative raw material - the crop absorbs more carbon from the atmosphere than it releases. Also, when compared with cotton, hemp requires less land to grow. Hemp is a high-yielding crop that can produce more on less land. It also requires less water. A study revealed that cotton requires 9,758 kg of water per kg. However, hemp requires 2,401 to 3,401 kg of water per kg2. Breathable: Hemp fabric resists mildew and you'll find it has good breathable qualities making it great for summer wear or in humid climates.