Home goods, without the plastic
Home textiles sit against skin for a third of your life. The usual path is flax linen at a high cost, or polyester blends that shed. US Hemp / US Supima takes the linen hand at a program price. Fine counts open the silky tier.
Read the linen and wool alternatives, the blend guide, and how greige or dyed fabric moves into sheeting and towels. The constructions live on Home Goods.
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Does Supima Hemp Shed Microplastics?
No. Supima hemp is US-grown hemp with Supima cotton, so it has no polyester filament to shed. Plant-fiber lint in laundry is not plastic shedding.
Is Supima Hemp a Natural Alternative to Polyester?
Yes. Supima hemp is a natural alternative to polyester for sheets and towels: cellulose inputs, no plastic filament, and no polyester microplastic shed.
Supima Hemp Sheets Without Plastic Shedding
Supima hemp sheets are US-grown hemp and Supima cotton. With no polyester filament in the yarn, they do not bring plastic shedding to the bed.
Supima Hemp vs Polyester Bedding
Supima hemp bedding is US-grown hemp and Supima cotton. Polyester bedding is a plastic fiber that can shed microplastics. Here is the spec difference.
What Is Supima Hemp?
Supima hemp is US-grown hemp spun with Supima cotton. It is a cellulose blend, not polyester, so the cloth does not shed plastic microfiber.
Can Supima Cotton-Hemp Yarn Make 120–200 TC Bed Linen?
Yes. Supima Cotton-hemp yarn can make 120–200 TC bed linen if the count matches the sett. 24s/1 fits 120 TC. 38s/1 fits the fine end of that linen band.
What GSM Can 24s/1 and 38s/1 Supima Cotton-Hemp Yarn Produce?
24s/1 and 38s/1 cotton-hemp yarn have no single GSM. Weight follows ends, picks, and crimp. Here is the plain-weave range for each cotton-hemp yarn count.
Can US-Grown Hemp Be Spun with Supima Cotton?
Yes. US-grown hemp can be spun with Supima cotton when the hemp is cottonized to a cotton-system staple. Here is the grade, the yarn, and the hangtag limit.
US-Grown Hemp Textile Supply Chain: USA to India to USA
The US-grown hemp textile supply chain runs from US farms to cotton-system spinning in India and back to US sheeting programs. Here is each step.
Polyester Bedding and Overnight Skin Contact
Bedding sits against skin for hours every night. Here is what prolonged polyester contact means for exposure pathways, wrinkle resins, and microfiber in the bedroom, without turning sleep into a diagnosis.
Imperium Yarn and Fabric: Greige and Dyed Formats Available Now
Imperium hemp-lyocell yarn and fabric are available in greige and dyed formats, so brands and mills can sample, dye in-house, or run straight to cut-and-sew.
A Linen Alternative With the Same Breezy Feel, and Fewer Wrinkles
Hemp-lyocell is a linen alternative that keeps the airy, breathable feel of linen while adding softness and durability, and wrinkling far less. Here's how the fabrics compare.
A Natural Wool Alternative That Breathes and Won't Itch
Looking for a wool alternative that's soft, breathable, and cruelty-free? Hemp-lyocell regulates temperature and resists odor without the itch, lanolin, or plastic of the usual swaps.
Hemp and Tencel Fabric: The Blend Behind Better Basics
Hemp and Tencel fabric pairs the strength of hemp with the silky softness of lyocell, breathable, durable, and free of microplastics. Here's why the blend works so well.
Ultimate Guide to Hemp-Lyocell Blends: Uses and Benefits
A hemp-lyocell blend joins hemp's strength and UV resistance with lyocell's softness and closed-loop production. Here's how the ratio, yarn counts, greige and dyed formats, and uses work.