Mock neck top - Hemp100%

**Hemp mock neck top ** ☘ Fabrics – Pure Hemp ☘ Sleeveless cut ☘ Regular Fit ☘3 Colors : Red| Latte | Olive | Blue ☘ Detail – Oriented ☘ Sustainable Material ☘ Made in Thailand __**Hemp benefit**__ **☼☼☼ Sun protection ☼☼☼ ** Because the Hemp fibre’s structure is similar to prism which reflects the ray out of the object. That’s why hemp will offer you the best sunscreen ever. **🍀🍀🍀 No plastic 🍀🍀🍀** Tiny plastics are made from your washing machine unconsciously. Every time you throw synthetic fibre cloth into your washing machine you throw a micro plastic into the ocean and finally it comes back to you through a seafood platter. **≋≋≋ Breathable ≋≋≋** Hemp’s structure creates the hollowness which makes breathable cloth. Hemp will absorb your sweat and dry it out so quick. **⁂⁂⁂ Biodegradable ⁂⁂⁂** Hemp finally degradable into “Silica”. Could you imagine for the next 100 year, where will your cloth be? Hemp will be on the beach, sandy toes and tan lines. **☧☧☧ Hypoallergenic ☧☧☧** Hemp is good for individuals with allergies and multiple chemical sensitivities due its hypoallergenic and non-imitating qualities. Moreover, hemp resists odor and mildew. __**Hemper Story**__ We believe that everyone can help save the earth effortlessly, starting from your closet. We support all natural fibers to be mainstream fashion. While we selected Hemp according to enormous benefit for human - being. Classic and elegant will be our theme. We designed it to be an everyday piece for your outfit, wherever and whenever. Eco-friendly is easy for everyone. __**Hemp History**__ Hemp has been cultivated for textile fiber since the ancient world. Archaeologists found a remnant of hemp cloth in ancient Mesopotamia (currently Iran and Iraq). Chinese produced a world 's first paper from hemp. Hemp was the mainstream raw material for medicine, canvas, cloth, rope and others. Hemp used to be an important crop of enormous economic and social value supplying much of the world’s need for food and fiber. Hemp had been instead by cotton according to mechanical cotton gin. Since then, hemp became a labor- intensive and costly which is not compatible with the modern commercial world. The main crisis arose when “Plastic fibre” played a big part in our world’s consumption. Let’s bring our Hemp culture back!!