“Sitting Clothed in ‘Hemp’ and in Your Right Mind”

Clothed in hemp is a real possibility because of the options there are to buy clothes, shoes, sheets, towels, and more. Hemp clothing is durable, absorbs moisture easily, and is strong and durable. It also prevents sweating as it allows the body to breathe.

Other pluses of being clothed in hemp is that the hemp material protects against dust mites, bacteria, and various types of fungus. Another thing to consider is the many, many people with allergies. Now there is hemp clothing that is more suitable for not agitating those allergies and asthma.

Clothed in “Hemp” – Environmentally Friendly

When you are clothed in hemp, you are doing your part to go easy on the environment.  Hemp fabric is durable and practical as well. Another description of hemp clothing is that it creates a temperature and energetic balance. Some claim that it has antiseptic and wound healing functions. This could be significant because when someone has a stubborn wound it is difficult to wear clothes over the wound.  Clothed in hemp material is a solution for wound care.

Clothed in “Hemp” – Hemp, the Breathing Material

Anyone clothed in “hemp” has resistance to ultraviolet radiation. Hemp material is noted for the porosity of the fibers which makes it easier to absorb moisture. We usually consider cotton as the fabric to wear in summer because it breathes. Well, now hemp is the new fabric to wear on those hot days. The hemp fabric is porous so gives the body the ability to “breathe” during extreme heat when wearing hemp clothing.

Some have reported that it takes hemp a long time to dry but this is proved to be not true. Another definition of hemp clothing is that it becomes softer with time and multiple washings. If you have ever washed cotton clothes outside, it has a rough surface, but this is because it naturally accumulates lint. Hemp fabric does not accumulate lint so again this is also good for individuals with asthma and allergies.

Clothed in “Hemp” – Durable Material

Hemp clothing is more durable than cotton because the fibers do not break after washing and wearing. When we look at hemp ropes and hemp canvases, we find they have long been used on ships because they are particularly tough and durable against the wiles of the saltwater ocean.  Hemp fibers are bonded together closer making it suitable for anything that needs to be strong and durable.

UV Resistant and Antibacterial

Individuals clothed in hemp have a natural barrier to the UV lights that can be so damaging to our skin and in many incidents the cause of skin cancer. Being UV resistant is also another reason why it is such a durable material and probably why the Army has consistently used the fiber for ropes.  The fibers of hemp clothing can prevent tanning which often occurs even with clothes on.

This and the porous feature of hemp fabric, make it a fantastic option for sports clothing. Another plus point to the list of benefits of hemp clothing is that Cannabis clothing is antibacterial. It is an excellent addition to your immunity system as it protects you from the bacteria floating around you in the surroundings. So basically, it is one miraculous shield for your skin from many dangerous, harmful UV radiations and bacteria.

“Clothed in Hemp” Last Words

Clothed in “hemp” is good for you and it is also good for your skin because of the lack of pesticides and chemicals used in fabric production. In fact, some believe that hemp clothing is the most revolutionary clothing in the market today. These are all reasons to get some hemp clothing to hang in your closet which will be soft, tender to your skin, and without chemicals. One of the many myths is that hemp is not thick fabric, but it is very comfortable to wear. It is the preferred fabric for individuals with sensitive skin, as it is organic, plant-based, and antibacterial.

There is misconception still on the loose that says hemp clothing is the same as cannabis leaf clothing. FACT CHECK: No it is not. Hemp clothing is from the hemp plant with nothing to do with cannabis marijuana.

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