How Hemp Fabric Matches To Other Natural Fabrics

 

The breathability and absorbency create hemp a clear winner of the greatest cooling sheets and their low impact on the environment creates them an ethical purchase you can feel proud of.

Cotton: 

Cotton is grown in fields, like Hemp Sheet Set, and is harvested by cotton harvesters, those big machines that can harvest cotton at a super-human rate. Then, like hemp, cotton is put through a “ginning” process, in which the Hemp Sheets fibers are separated from the seeds. 

The fibers are put through multiple processes that further refine them, like scotching, hackling and roving. Once the cotton is prepared, it is spun into fabric.

Wool: 

This material is easier to process, as it takes fewer steps to reach its final product. One needs to harvest the wool, then process it via techniques called ‘carding’ and ‘combing’ that smooth’s and refines the wool, and then weaves or knit it into the fabric. Although easier to process, cattle farming create its own carbon foot print and a great deal of waste.

 Not only do you have to use energy and water to process wool, but you have to feed, clean, and preserve the sheep. Sheep who goods methane-dense waste and require additional resources to survive than a plant.

Hemp Sheets King could be crucial to making a more comfortable, more sustainable world.

Right now, most hemp goods in the Hemp Sheets Australia, especially outside of oil, are made from imported hemp. This raises both the carbon footprint, or environmental cost of making hemp products, and the final cost that you, the customer, pay to buy them. 

We hope that some of these changes as 100% Hemp Sheets are fully legalized in the Australia, in the near future.