Hemp is about to become your new favorite bed linen—here's why.
was the way hemp takes on dye. “Hemp takes color incredibly, especially any woven fabric,” she says. “Being able to garment dye the fabric was important to me for the look—you get a lot of beautiful highs and lows. I also love the way you get this lived-in appearance to the fabric without looking worn out.”, you’ll probably love hemp too. The fibers share many qualities, including breathability, and they look and feel similar.
Because the U.S. abandoned hemp cultivation a century ago, there are no factories that can process the fibers domestically, so you won’t find any made in the U.S.A. hemp bedding. Just as linen bedding has become more affordable as it has become mainstream, Miller predicts that hemp prices will also drop.