“Until the 1880s in America (and until the 20th century in most of the rest of the world), 80 percent of all textiles and fabrics used for clothing, tents, bed sheets and linens, rugs, drapes, quilts, towels, diapers, etc., and even our flag, 'Old Glory,' were principally made from fibers of cannabis.” - Jack Herer, The Emperor Wears No Clothes

Not all hemp apparel is created equal! This episode you will learn about the differences between mechanical and chemical processed apparel and get some insights into the industrial hemp textile supply chain.

With this information you can support hemp apparel companies that are steering the hemp industry in a truly sustainable direction as opposed to putting on the track of toxic fast fashion.

As the textile side of the industry continues to unfold I will post more podcasts on the details of the supply chain which is fairly robust and detailed. 

For now, spark a joint, listen up and if you feel inspired to "wear your weed" head over to our webstore to buy one of our 100% Hemp hats or Mechanically process hemp hoodies.

This show is sponsored by @Emjayzehemp @EmjayzeApparel