Description

Simple branding with one of our top selling styles and designed to be a staple in ones wardrobe.  This new way of manufacturing with totally recycled materials and not using water to grow virgin crops and dyeing, we think is a glimpse into the future of sustainable apparel manufacturing. 

Size Guide

Features

• Unisex Crewneck Pullover
• Brushed Fleece Interior
  
• Standard Fit

Materials

55% Hemp / 45% Recycled Polyester, Weight 9.1 oz

Factory: Hemp Fortex

Qingdao, China / Supplier Since 2017 / Vertically Integrated

Overview

Founded in 1999 with the idea that fabrics can be environmentally friendly and still meet the strict requirements of the apparel industry for fashion, innovation, performance, quality, and delivery. They call it conscience without compromise. Hemp Fortex is a vertically integrated manufacturer and converter. This gives them stewardship over every part of the process. They source the best and most environmentally friendly fibers, spin the highest quality yarn, and knit and weave fabrics that are both fashion right and eco-friendly. They work only with their own manufacturing facilities or facilities where carefully audited, long-standing relationships and their own QC staff ensure that strict standards are met... They use only EU approved dyes and chemicals in dyeing and finishing and carefully monitor and control wastewater.

Social Compliance

Fair Wear Foundation (FWF) is an independent, non-profit organization that works with companies and factories to improve labor conditions for garment workers. FWF’s 80 member companies represent over 120 brands, and are based in seven European countries; member products are sold in over 20,000 retail outlets in more than 80 countries around the world. FWF is active in 15 production countries in Asia, Europe, and Africa. Hemp Fortex became its 2nd factory member in June of 2011.

Certifications

Certification Standard: OCS Standard, Label Grade OCS 100, OCS Blended, GOTS, Certifying Institute: Ecocert Greenlife. Products Covered: Yarns, Fabrics, and Garments contained 95%-100% Organic Fiber, 5%-95% Organic Fiber, and 70%-100% Organic Fiber.