Hemp Nusantara

In addition to its reduced environmental footprint, h**p provides many unique performance properties. Cool and breathable like linen and flax, h**p has a crisper, lighter hand feel, and a natural strength that adds to the durability and longevity of garments.

Where does Nau use H**p?

We mostly use h**p in blended fabrics, where it’s combined with cotton or recycled polyester. In these fabrics, the h**p fibers add texture and durability to create cool, breathable fabrics that are ideal for hot weather. In our 2017 and 2018 collection you can find h**p blend fabrics in our Kanab and Kush styles.

Is H**p Legal?

Yes, the sale and use of h**p fabrics is legal. In addition, the cultivation and production of industrial h**p—which contains lower concentrations of THC than cannabis grown for medical and recreational use—is currently legal in six US states and over 30 countries around the world.

Where is H**p grown?

Nau sources h**p from small (not industrial-scale) farms in China, in part due to its proximity to our manufacturing facilities. Globally, the majority of the world’s h**p is grown in France, China, and Chile.

Is H**p certified in any way?

Although not certified organic, h**p is a resilient crop requiring no pesticides, synthetic fertilizers, or GMO seeds. In addition, h**p has been shown to have a positive impact on soil health when used as a rotational crop.

Does H**p use less energy to produce?

Because it requires no pesticides, synthetic fertilizers or GMO seeds, and requires very little irrigation to grow, h**p requires relatively little energy to produce.

How do I care for h**p garments?

H**p is easy to care for, and can be treated much like typical cotton garments. When drying, remove from the dryer quickly to minimize wrinkling. Please refer to the label in your Nau garment for specific instructions.

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