Product information
CropFour teamed up with our friends from OperaCampi and Hattie Parker to bring together and share two stories needed to be heard. Innovative hemp textiles and true story of cannabis, being told in the book, the Devil and his Lettuce. By bringing these two unique stories together in this product, we aim to educate and inspire the real story of this unique and multipurpose plant.
OperaCampi has been leading hemp textile innovations for the last years, pushing boundaries and introducing new fabrics such as the “Butter Hemp” used in this exclusive shirt. The softest hemp fabric ever made to keep you cool during the warmest days. Together, we can weave hemp textiles back together into our lives again.
Compiled and illustrated in The Devil and his Lettuce, Hattie Parker tells the story of cannabis as it should be, fun to read. By purchasing this exclusive and limited release of the softest hemp shirt ever made, you support us in further spreading awareness on cannabis, removing the stigma and developing more hemp textile products such as this amazing shirt.
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About the t-shirt
- Material composition: 96% premium hemp, 4% elastane
- Unisex
- Origin of Hemp: China
- Made in: Sorbolo, Parma (Opera Campi)
- Finishing: Yarn dyed
Care for you shirt, make it last!
- Wash inside out at 30° C
- Wash with similar colors
- Choose the lowest spin speed
- Hang dry
- Add natural softener for keep softness over time.
- Do not bleach!
Lasting longer
The quality of the hemp fabric guarantees a longer lasting product.
Anti-odor
Anti-bacterial, no more funny smells. Hemp has natural anti-bacterial characteristics and reduces unpleasant smells.
Keeping you cool
Hemp naturally thermo regulates, experience it’s extreme breathability during the hottest days.
Lasting longer
The quality of the hemp fabric guarantees a longer lasting product.
Anti-odor
Anti-bacterial, no more funny smells. Hemp has natural anti-bacterial characteristics and reduces unpleasant smells.
Keeping you cool
Hemp naturally thermo regulates, experience it’s extreme breathability during the hottest days.
Why hemp textiles?
CO2
- Hemp can absorb 22 tonnes of CO2 per hectare, more than any forest or commercial crop and is therefore the ideal carbon sink.
- To compare, an average cotton t-shirt emits 6kg of CO2.
- Our Hemp t-shirt emissions are (estimated) less than 3kg of CO2
Water
- The production of hemp fabric does not require the same amount of water cotton does.
- When you hear about water consumption in fabric productions you can easily be impressed.
- For example, the cultivation of cotton for a t-shirt requires at least 2700 liters of water on average [National Geographic]
- Our Hemp t-shirt consumes not more than 600 liters of water, because Hemp usually don’t require more water than common humidity and precipitations.