Produced with fibers from the stem of the Cannabis Ruderalis plant, hemp is highly versatile. That's why it's used in the production of clothing, accessories, shoes, furniture, and even home decor. Hemp production yields much more per acre than cotton or eucalyptus, its cultivation requiring less agricultural inputs than other crops. 

 Clothing made from hemp are resistant to harmful environmental conditions and are long-lasting. Furthermore, they guard against UV rays and have thermodynamic features, leaving the clothing or shoes feeling light in the summer and warm in the winter. Want to hear more advantages? The fabric gets softer with each wash. Hemp can be blended with cotton, silk, wool, and polyester. 

 The fibers that compose the yarn come from India. And no, hemp used in the textile industry does not have psychoactive properties.