Hemp Clothing that is Plastic Free
Care for your body and the environment by choosing plastic-free, non-toxic, sustainable, and health-oriented hemp clothing.
Elevate Your Vibe: High-Frequency Hemp
Discover the power of our high-frequency hemp short-sleeve shirt, designed to elevate your energy, enhance manifestation, and keep you feeling fresh all day. With a linen-like fiber structure, our hemp shirts possess a 5000 mHz frequency, allowing you to manifest and heal faster.
Comfort & Durability That Grows on You
Experience the unique sequential softness of our hemp short-sleeve shirts. With each wash, the hemp fibers break in, becoming softer while maintaining their strength and durability. You'll enjoy a lifetime of comfort that lasts at least 30 years, making this a wardrobe investment you won't regret.
Nature's Protection: Breathable, UV-Blocking, & Anti-Microbial
Stay cool, protected, and odor-free with our hemp shirts amazing properties. The breathable fabric provides insulation for year-round comfort, while the naturally UV-blocking and anti-microbial features keep you safe from the sun and odor-causing bacteria. With its moisture-wicking and hypoallergenic properties, you'll feel fresh and irritation-free throughout the day.
Why us? Beyond Clothing.
A Commitment to Transparency and Integrity
Understanding the origins of your clothing is vital. We are committed to transparency in every piece we create. From the sustainable harvesting of raw materials to ethical labor practices, our process is an open book designed to foster trust and ensure quality.
To create a more symbiotic world by offering sustainable hemp products that promote harmony between humanity and the Earth, while inspiring others to embrace interconnectedness and environmental consciousness in their daily lives.
We strive to produce garments made in the US, ideally with US made Hemp Fabric as well. Unfortunately, the US Hemp Industry needs vital support, so we hope to stimulate this.
We have a manufacturer we plan on using for all our products and will be starting soon. Stay updated by signing up for our newsletter.
We are part of the National Hemp Association.
See our page here.
Why Choose Hemp Clothing?
Strong, Sustainable, and Kind to Your Skin
Symbiosis Living Hemp Clothing Features
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High Frequency - Healing & Protecting
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Soft as Cotton or Coarse as Denim
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High Strength & Durability
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No Microplastics - No Plastic
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High Breathability & Moisture Absorption
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Biodegradable & Sustainable
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Anti-Microbial
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Carbon Negative
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Moderate Thermal Insulation
Breathability and Comfort
Highly Breathable Natural Structure: Hemp fabric’s natural fiber structure allows for excellent air circulation, making it highly breathable and ideal for warm climates. Air permeability measurements for hemp canvas are significantly higher than for cotton denim (e.g., 500 mm/s for hemp canvas) (Karypidis, Papadaki, & Stalika, 2023)
Hypoallergenic Properties
Skin-Friendly & Antibacterial: Promotes Better Hygiene “Hemp fabric has anti-bacterial and hypoallergenic properties, so clothes made are very resistant to odor development and are suitable for sensitive skin due to their non-irritating properties” (Karypidis, Papadaki, & Stalika., 2023)
Antioxidant & UV Protection
Natural Skin Protection: “Hemp apparel and functional textiles create the optimal environment for wearers, ensuring physiological comfort in everyday life and positive effects on the skin thanks to antioxidant and antibacterial activity. Hemp fibers could produce textiles with barrier activity against UV radiation due to their unique chemical composition containing lignin and phenolic acids” (Zimniewska, 2022).
High Durability & Superior Strength: Ensures Long-Lasting Wear
- Hemp fibers exhibit a tensile strength of 350-800 MPa, approximately three times stronger than cotton, which provides long-lasting and robust clothing options (Karypidis, Papadaki, & Stalika, 2023).
- Hemp’s strong fibers show a lower mass loss in wear tests compared to similar textiles, highlighting its potential for extended durability and service life (Karypidis, Papadaki, & Stalika, 2023).
- Hemp maintains its integrity far longer than polyester, particularly in applications where robustness is critical, due to its superior tensile strength and durability (Karypidis, Papadaki, & Stalika, 2023).
Biodegradability
Hemp is a fully biodegradable material. This means no long term microplastics! No endocrine disrupting chemicals!
High Absorbency
Due to the structure of the hemp fiber, clothing made with it showcase how much of a sponge hemp is. More than just water! Including sweat and air to move through this material and cool you down and wick away sweat!
Eco-Conscious Production
Minimal Chemical Residues: “Hemp requires less water and fewer pesticides than cotton and can be grown without herbicides or fungicides. This work discusses the sustainability of hemp while exploring the use of hemp fabric in the textile garment fashion industry as part of cotton substitution” (Karypidis, Papadaki, & Stalika, 2023)
Longevity and Softness
Hemp is strong, durable, and becomes softer with each wash. All while still maintaining the durability that the clothing always had!
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Why Polyester Should be Banned
Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Energy Consumption
CO2 Emissions
Hemp fabric is fully biodegradable, breaking down naturally in about 3-6 months when composted, compared to hundreds of years for synthetic fibers like polyester (Karypidis, Papadaki, & Stalika, 2023).
Water Impact
Water Usage
“The fashion industry annually uses 79 trillion liters of water.” (Zajac, 2023).
Wastewater Pollution
“The fashion industry is responsible for roughly 20% of industrial water pollution.” (Zajac, 2023).
“Washing processes of synthetic clothes contribute significantly to microplastic pollution.” (Šaravanja et al., 2022).
Microplastic Pollution
Release and Impact
“The fashion industry annually contributes roughly 500,000 tonnes of oceanic microplastic pollution.” (Zajac, 2023).
“Microfibers generated during washing of synthetic textiles are a significant contributor to microplastic pollution in marine environments.” (Lant et al., 2020).
“A single garment can release more than 1900 fibers per wash cycle, and almost all garments emit more than 100 fibers per liter of wastewater.” (Šaravanja et al., 2022).
“Only 9% of the microfibres were captured by the wastewater treatment plant, with the remaining 91% being released into the environment.” (Hazlehurst et al., 2023).
Persistence in Ecosystems
“Particularly long chains of PFAS are highly mobile when introduced to an aquatic environment, bioaccumulative, are not removed by conventional wastewater treatment, and most are non-biodegradable.” (Zajac, 2023).
Production and Global Impact
Environmental Shifts in Production
“Fiber production for textile manufacturing has doubled in the past 20 years.” (Palacios-Mateo et al., 2021).
Environmental Presence of Microplastics
“Microplastics have been detected in rivers, canals, lakes, seas and oceans.” (Palacios-Mateo et al., 2021).
Waste Management
Textile Waste
“Over 92 million tonnes of textile waste and unsold products end up in landfill or burnt.” (Zajac, 2023).
General Pollution and Chemical Impact
CO2 and Chemical Pollution
“Chemical pollution has the potential to pose one of the largest environmental threats to humanity, with an estimated release as high as 220 billion tonnes per year.” (Zajac, 2023).
Dyeing Processes
“Approximately 20% of global water pollution is attributed to the dyeing and finishing of textile products.” (Palacios-Mateo et al., 2021).
Recycling Limiations
“Globally, 22% of plastic waste is either mismanaged or uncollected, 49% is landfilled, about 19% is set on fire, and less than 9% is recycled.” (Dube et al., 2023).
Health and Safety Concerns
Chemical Exposure
“Factory workers in the textile industry have a higher than average prevalence of respiratory diseases and allergies.” (Palacios-Mateo et al., 2021).
Carcinogenic Risks
“High concentrations of better-known PFAS compounds may lead to increased cholesterol levels, decrease vaccine response in children, increased risk of high blood pressure in pregnant women, and increased risk of certain cancers.” (Zajac, 2023).
Chemical Use in Manufacturing
“More than 15,000 chemicals can be used in the manufacturing process of clothing, including dyes, solvents, detergents, flame retardants, stain repellents, softeners, and carriers.” (Zajac, 2023).
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Sustainability and Environmental Benefits
Biodegradability
Decomposition
Hemp fabric is fully biodegradable, breaking down naturally in about 3-6 months when composted, compared to hundreds of years for synthetic fibers like polyester (Karypidis, Papadaki, & Stalika, 2023).
Waste Reduction
Hemp fabric promotes a significant reduction in landfill waste due to its compostable nature, breaking down naturally in about 3-6 months when composted, compared to hundreds of years for synthetic fibers like polyester (Karypidis, Papadaki, & Stalika, 2023).
Water Consumption
Efficiency
“Hemp has a shorter growing cycle than cotton, which means it can be harvested more quickly and with less water consumption. It is a renewable resource that can be harvested annually without depleting the soil or damaging the ecosystem” (Karypidis, Papadaki, & Stalika, 2023).
Soil Health
Phytoremediation
“The additional benefits of hemp growing are the suppression of weed growth, anti-erosion, reclamation properties and the ability to drain the soil of poisonous substances and heavy metals” (Zimniewska, 2022).
Low Pesticide Usage
“Unlike cotton, it requires water only during drought and is more resilient against parasites. Consequently, it requires fewer pesticides and can be grown without herbicides or fungicides, making it a more sustainable choice for textile production.” (Karypidis, Papadaki, & Stalika, 2023).
Erosion Prevention
“Hemp cultivation protects agricultural areas against the loss of biodiversity, improves the productivity of the soil, removes heavy metals and can be used for soil remediation and reclamation in industrial areas” (Zimniewska, 2022).
Carbon Footprint
CO2 Absorption
“One hectare of industrial hemp can absorb 22 tonnes of CO2 per hectare. It is possible to grow two crops per year so absorption is doubled. Hemp’s rapid growth (grows to 4 metres in 100 days) makes it one of the fastest CO2-to-biomass conversion tools available, more efficient than agro-forestry” (Vosper, 2021).
Carbon Sequestration
Hemp absorbs more CO2 per hectare annually compared to most tree species, aligning with global carbon reduction goals (Sorrentino G. 2021).
Energy Use
“Hemp cultivation requires significantly lower energy input than synthetic fiber production, such as polyester, leading to a reduction in overall industrial energy consumption by up to 50%” (Zimniewska, 2022).
Renewability
Annual Harvest
Hemp can be harvested annually, producing approximately 2.5 times more fiber per hectare than cotton. (Karypidis, Papadaki, & Stalika, 2023).
Attribution Notice
This information is provided under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY 4.0). For more details, see the full references listed in the references section.
The AirWeave Tee is an absolute game-changer for me. I've been searching for a comfortable, breathable shirt for the summer months, and this one exceeds all expectations. The hemp and organic cotton is so soft against my skin, and it keeps me cool even on the hottest days. I appreciate the natural, eco-friendly aspect of the shirt, and I've received numerous compliments on its casual yet stylish look. I'll definitely be buying more! - Mark D.
Mark D.
I recently purchased the AirWeave Tee, and it's quickly become my favorite piece in my wardrobe. The blend of hemp and cotton makes it incredibly soft and breathable, perfect for both casual outings and days at the office. I love how lightweight it feels while still providing the right amount of warmth on cooler days. Plus, knowing it's made from sustainable materials makes me feel good about my purchase. Highly recommended! - Emily S.
I bought the AirWeave Tee for a special event, and I couldn't be happier with my choice. The combination of hemp and organic cotton gives it a luxurious feel that's both elegant and comfortable. It drapes beautifully and has a subtle sheen that stands out without being flashy. I felt confident and stylish all night, and several people asked where I got my shirt. It's now my go-to for any occasion that requires a touch of sophistication. - Laura K.
As someone with sensitive skin, finding comfortable clothing can be a challenge. The AirWeave Tee made from hemp and organic cotton has been a fantastic discovery. It's incredibly soft, lightweight, and doesn't irritate my skin at all. I wear it for everything—from yoga classes to casual hangouts with friends. The breathability is unmatched, and I love that it's made from sustainable materials. I'm so happy to have found a shirt that feels good and aligns with my values. - Jason R.
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Elevate Your Vibe: High-Frequency Hemp
Discover the power of our high-frequency hemp short-sleeve shirt, designed to elevate your energy, enhance manifestation, and keep you feeling fresh all day. With a linen-like fiber structure, our hemp shirts possess a 5000 mHz frequency, allowing you to manifest and heal faster.
Comfort & Durability That Grows on You
Experience the unique sequential softness of our hemp short-sleeve shirts. With each wash, the hemp fibers break in, becoming softer while maintaining their strength and durability. You'll enjoy a lifetime of comfort that lasts at least 30 years, making this a wardrobe investment you won't regret.
Nature's Protection: Breathable, UV-Blocking, & Anti-Microbial
Stay cool, protected, and odor-free with our hemp shirts amazing properties. The breathable fabric provides insulation for year-round comfort, while the naturally UV-blocking and anti-microbial features keep you safe from the sun and odor-causing bacteria. With its moisture-wicking and hypoallergenic properties, you'll feel fresh and irritation-free throughout the day.