Once sullied by its associations with seedy drug culture, the irreproachable hemp plant is gaining ground in summer fabrics that rival wrinkly linen.

It was used to produce ropes, sails, clothing and continued to produce it en masse basically until the Great Depression, when a fear of cannabis swept the nation and hemp was legislated away.

Hemp, the non-psychoactive part of the cannabis plant, has many industrial uses, one of which is to make clothing. It’s a popular fabric choice for several reasons, including the following: Durability ...

Discover why hemp clothing is expensive and how U.S. innovations aim to lower costs as eco-friendly demand grows. Learn what's changing.

One New York based clothing company is trying to change the persona that only ?hippies? are into hemp.

In the latest move in the mainstreaming of hemp textiles, actress, writer and director Bella Thorne has joined forces with DRIHP Hemp Clothing, a new, environmentally friendly apparel company ...

Growing hemp in the U.S. has been prohibited since the ‘50s, so most of the hemp used by American clothing designers comes from China.

Sustainable clothing company Tropicfeel has launched Stand Up, a capsule collection of minimalist clothes made from natural materials, including hemp.

Growing hemp in the United States has been prohibited since the 1950s, so most of the hemp used by American clothing designers comes from China.

Colorado Hemp Clothing features hemp clothing made in Colorado, with quality workmanship and mainstream styling that can be worn at work, at the gym, and for social events.