Oro - Men’s hemp bomber Jacket

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Material : 100% Hemp
Oro Ivory
Oro Skyblue
Ethically Sourced
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Master of Style
Master of Style and Fit
Natural Fabrics
Made with Natural Fabric
Oro - Men’s hemp bomber Jacket

Oro - Men’s hemp bomber Jacket

Product Features

Cotton Rib

Front cross pockets

YKK zip

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Why Hemp is considered the most sustainable fabric?

Hemp fabric, made from the hemp plant, is a sustainable and durable textile. Similar to linen, jute, flax, and bamboo, it's derived from plant stems. Known for its comfort and versatility, hemp has a rich history and is experiencing a resurgence due to its eco-friendly nature.

Sustainabilty

Production

First, hemp stalks are harvested when they reach maturity. Next, the stalks undergo retting, where they are soaked in water to separate the fibers from the woody core. The fibers are then removed from the stalks through a process called scutching. To align the fibers, they are combed using a technique called hackling. The aligned fibers are then spun into yarn. Finally, the yarn is woven into fabric, resulting in a durable and versatile textile.

Challenges

Hemp fabric is widely used and legally permitted in all countries. However, hemp cultivation is regulated in several nations, imposing restrictions on its production. Furthermore, processing hemp fibers is more complex and requires higher levels of processing compared to cotton. This increased complexity contributes to another significant challenge: limited availability. As a result, hemp fabric remains inaccessible to many, hindering its broader adoption.

Future of Hemp Fabric

With growing awareness of sustainability and its unique properties, hemp fabric is poised to become a more popular and mainstream textile. As regulations ease and production processes become more efficient, we can expect to see a wider range of hemp products in the market.

Eco Friendly Packaging

Adam Leaves uses eco-friendly, recyclable, and biodegradable packaging to minimize environmental impact. Our lightweight, durable materials reduce waste and lower carbon emissions during shipping, ensuring that every part of our product reflects our commitment to sustainability.

Sustainability

Production

First, hemp stalks are harvested when they reach maturity. Next, the stalks undergo retting, where they are soaked in water to separate the fibers from the woody core. The fibers are then removed from the stalks through a process called scutching. To align the fibers, they are combed using a technique called hackling. The aligned fibers are then spun into yarn. Finally, the yarn is woven into fabric, resulting in a durable and versatile textile.

Challenges

Hemp fabric is widely used and legally permitted in all countries. However, hemp cultivation is regulated in several nations, imposing restrictions on its production. Furthermore, processing hemp fibers is more complex and requires higher levels of processing compared to cotton. This increased complexity contributes to another significant challenge: limited availability. As a result, hemp fabric remains inaccessible to many, hindering its broader adoption.

Future of Hemp Fabric

With growing awareness of sustainability and its unique properties, hemp fabric is poised to become a more popular and mainstream textile. As regulations ease and production processes become more efficient, we can expect to see a wider range of hemp products in the market.

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