Hemp fabric – an ancient textile material that in recent decades has received special attention from fashion designers and customers who value environmental protection. Clothing made from hemp fabric is known to be highly durable and breathable. However, there is a little known but extremely interesting thing that is that it does not cause allergies, can make clothes soft, requires less fabric during the production process and requires less pesticides during the formation process. deeper.
Hemp fabric is a high-quality and durable textile material made from the fibers of the industrial hemp plant. These fibers are mainly extracted from tree trunks, processed to create optimal fibers to create tough, soft fabrics. With good breathability and moisture absorption properties, this fabric is very suitable for making summer clothes and sportswear and accessories such as bags and hats. Abrasion resistant and especially hypoallergenic, this fabric is considered “optimal” for people with sensitive skin.
With rustic colors and soft rough fibers that create a sincere and friendly feeling, this fabric is used by designers to create costume designs rich in traditional breath or bold in spirit and dark style. simple
Popular with this type of fabric are straight pants, sleeveless shirts or ao dai with flaps (stylized ao dai). When dressed, the wearer will have a feeling of maximum comfort thanks to the gentle touches of the fabric and the simple, cool technical design. This is also the reason why stylists often choose stars for street outfits or some community events (to convey friendly messages).
This fabric will become softer and more comfortable with each wash. That’s why hat designers also like to use them for their creations
Hemp fiber consists of 70 – 80% cellulose (the main component of cotton), necessary to create fabric, and also contains hemicellulose, pectin and lignin. In which hemicellulose helps strengthen the fiber structure and pectin provides flexibility. On the other hand, lignin is what makes hemp difficult to produce as well as cotton, but is excellent for uses that require durability and strength
Designers and environmentalists often emphasize the properties of hemp to green fashion consumers. It is hypoallergenic, safer than other textile materials. This makes it a favorable choice for people with sensitive skin
The use of hemp for textiles may seem new but it is not new at all: it has been used for thousands of years! And in modern fashion, they can easily appear in all situations such as beaches, offices, events and even home outfits.
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