It is probably the fiber that, more than any other, reflects the biological belief together with the needs of versatility and practicality required by the market. The range of fabrics obtainable from its fiber is very wide: thanks to modern maceration and degomage processes, it has been possible to spin stocks up to 36,000 metric which is equivalent to the thinnest linens used in clothing.

The hemp fabric it is highly protective since it filters 95% of ultraviolet rays and shields from electromagnetic fields creates, in contact with the skin, a micromassage that promotes blood circulation it has significant absorption power and easily disperses body moisture.

Being a hollow fiber, it is characterized by a thermostatic effect that allows you to develop a sort of "natural insulation" thanks to which you can perceive a feeling of freshness in summer and warm in winter, creating an optimal body microclimate without causing bacterial proliferation, often causes bad odors. It can be machine washed and washes make it softer and more pleasant. Hemp fiber is both soft and resistant. Despite having a similar appearance to linen, which produces right-angled folds, those of hemp are rounded and tend, if not to disappear, to diminish considerably, so much so that the garments can be worn several times, while maintaining a pleasant appearance and without having to be ironed every time.