Organic hemp is one of the most sustainable materials. In addition to the advantages of conventional hemp, it is grown completely without the use of chemicals and fertilizers. Additionally, it requires only one-fifth the amount of water to grow than conventional cotton. Care -Recommended is hand washing in cold water. -It is recommended to wash fine hemp in a bag. -Tip: before washing, you can add a tablespoon of vinegar to prevent any detergent residue on the fabric. Benefits -Strong and breathable material. -Antibacterial properties. -Naturally resistant to heat, UV radiation and salt water. Disadvantages -It is harder than linen. Sustainability -Hemp is a very important material in terms of ecology and sustainability, because its cultivation requires minimal amounts of pesticides and fertilizers, grows quickly and improves the condition of the soil due to its abundant nitrogen source. -Provides important byproducts such as hemp oil or mulch. -Thanks to the long fiber, more material is produced from flax. -It decomposes safely in nature and provides important nutrients to the soil. -GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certification is obtained to maintain sustainable production.