Coat with small stripe gold silk linen fabric

Hemp fabrics we stock in many colors,

Linen fabric has the following characteristics:1) Natural antibacterial health function. 2) Excellent moisture absorption and air permeability. 3) Soft and comfortable to touch. 4) Excellent resistance to UV radiation. 5) Excellent antistatic properties. 6) Outstanding heat resistance, light resistance and corrosion resistance. 7) Unique sound-absorbing wave and sound-absorbing, odor and poisonous gas adsorption. 8) Green and environmental protection.

It is a renewable resource that can be grown in as little as 100 days and is the most versatile fiber in the world. Strong Fabric Hemps has eight times the tensile strength of cotton fibers, which explains its historical use in sailboats and ropes in the British and US navies. It is a very durable and strong eco-friendly fabric. Hypoallergenic fabrics made from hemp are considered by many to be hypoallergenic and non-irritating to the skin. Cannabis is one of the most advanced plant families on Earth, capable of harnessing the sun's energy more efficiently than almost any other plant. Originating in Asia, it has been cultivated by humans for over 6,000 years until the end of the 16th century when it became the largest crop and most important industry on our planet. Almost every part of a plant is used to provide most of our fiber, fabric, lighting oil, paper and medicinal needs, as well as being a major source of essential cooking oil and protein for humans and animals. Click here to learn more about why cannabis is so good for the environment. Cannabis thrives without the use of pesticides (and with few natural enemies), and so quickly that it really keeps other plants in the shade. This means that herbicides are also not required, making hemp ideal for organic farming. Cotton, on the other hand, uses a lot of chemicals in its cultivation and processing. Hemp produces three to four times more pulp per acre than wood and produces higher quality paper. Hemp paper is produced without the environmentally harmful bleaching process, and it is recycled much more often than wood pulp. Currently, we are overly dependent on dwindling fossil fuel reserves and are still busy deforestation at an alarming rate.