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From the Last Will and Testament of Susanna Margaretha Spicklers, Warwick Twp, Pennsylvania 1782: I give and bequeath to my eldest daughter, Margaretha 20 pounds of heckled h**p. My youngest daughter Justine shall have 2 tablecloths of h**p and 20 pounds of heckled h**p. From "H**pstone Heritage 1" by Les Stark, 2005. Photo by Tom Green
Guess who has got the black 55 h**p/45 certified organic cotton Flatirons Henley shirt! The Headspace at 250 North Broadway in Denver. Drop by and see all of their awesome eco-friendly products!
This is amazing! Whole plant usage! "Meanwhile, H**p NZ is now in the process of installing a state-of-the-art h**p fiber processing line in a 3000 sq. m facility at the NZ Yarn factory in Burnside, Christchurch. H**p NZ acquired a 15% interest in NZ Yarn in late 2018."
The processing equipment, which is being imported from Europe, is fully commissioned and ready to operate later this year.
H**p is Beautiful! Find beautiful h**p clothing, Made in Colorado, at Phytorite Marketplace. https://www.phytorite.com/collections/h**p-clothing
You can buy beautiful, high quality h**p blend clothing - made in Colorado - at the Phytorite Marketplace. Check them out here! https://www.phytorite.com/
How do these two natural fibers compare when it comes to comfort, durability, and environmental impact? The answer may surprise you!
Your skin loves healthy h**p. H**p blend t-shirts nurture and support you in all of your goodness.
Celebrate the passing of the Farm Bill this Holiday Season with H**p!
Find Colorado H**p Clothing online at the Phytorite Marketplace!
Get warm and cozy in h**p! Toni feels as good as she looks in Colorado H**p Clothing's 55% h**p, 45% certified organic cotton, scoop neck top. Get yours today, at The Phytorite Marketplace!
This story is so important. We really need to move over to natural fibers in our clothing. Everything about the petroleum/chemical/plastic fabric we wear is wrong. Wrong for our bodies and wrong for our planet.
H**p fabric and clothing are better for human health in two very significant ways.
If you are looking for beautiful h**p blend tops made in Colorado, look no further! Colorado H**p Clothing can still be found in the Phytorite Marketplace! Check it out today!
Feel and see the difference of h**p-made clothes. We have identified fine clothing that will last and feel amazing the more you launder them. Made in Colorado. We have found great deals on last seasons items. We are excited about the growth and acceptance of h**p clothing. Phytorite embraces these p...
Thank you to everyone who supported our efforts to manufacture clothing made with sustainable h**p here in Colorado. The retail arm of Colorado H**p Clothing is closed, but we still have some inventory. Check out our instagram to see our styles, and contact me at cat@coloradoh**pclothing.com to get Colorado made h**p blend clothing at cost! Wearing h**p every day will keep you young and beautiful! https://www.instagram.com/coh**pclothing/?hl=en
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Flatirons Henley Inventory! We've got 5 small, 8 medium, and 3 extra large Henleys left. Get yours now at 50% off with savings code goodbye!
This is it, folks. It is with a heavy heart that I must announce the closing of Colorado H**p Clothing. The good news is that you can get yourself some Made With Love in Colorado H**p Blend Clothing! Get you some, before it's all gone.
Anna took the challenge to style our long sleeve 55/45 h**p and organic cotton blend top and she went professional. It is a great look!
In her own words:
"Professional look with **pclothing 55/45 h**p organic cotton blend long sleeve top. I paired it with a light blue striped collared button down and my mustard colored coat. The beige top is versatile and can easily be layered with prints and colors."
I never thought of putting it over another top, but I'm going to do it.
Thanks, Ana!
This is what "forward thinking" looks like. Coal mining never helped anyone but the company owners. These Kentuckians are looking to the future instead of to the past for their economic solutions. Oh, yeah. Did I mention that h**p is part of their plan for the future? Did I mention that Patagonia is involved in helping to build a h**p textile industry? Yes!
To offset lost mining jobs, officials, business leaders and environmentalists are setting aside political feuds to try to create an entrepreneurial economy.
This is the future of h**p fabric. "Seed to Seam" right here in the good old USA. This is exciting!
Lots of interesting info about h**p!
We were charmed by this quote, which was written by Yitzac Goldstein of Earth Protex, many years ago: Before Huang-Ti’s time clothing was made from skins of bi…
Spreading Across Continents
Throughout history, h**p continued to spread across civilizations. Evidence of h**p material have been found in Asia, Europe, Africa, and later in South America. Several religious documents ranging from Hinduism to ancient Persian religions also mention h**p as a “Sacred Grass” or “King of Seeds”. Throughout generations, h**p was a key ingredient in everyday life, as it was used to daily essentials such as clothes, shoes, ropes, and paper.
Learn about the history of h**p in the US as the oldest domesticated crop in the world to its prohibition in the United States in the 1900s
Americans now buy five times as much clothing as they did in 1980!
Here's an idea that clothing manufacturers have been presumably been pursuing. Unfortunately though, according to author and environmentalist Elizabeth Cline says less than one per cent of clothing is recycled to make new clothing.
How about if we stop buying so furiously and begin buying thoughtfully. This mad consumerism is killing our planet.
There’s a new clothing donation bin in town, competing with charities for your unwanted clothes. Some of the biggest brands in fashion have launched take-back programs with messages about reusing and recycling your unwanted textiles. But what are the odds your old clothes will actually be transfor...
How about this? Every time you buy a piece of clothing think about where it came from and where it will go when you are through with it. Anybody who puts on any clothing should watch this movie. https://truecostmovie.com/
Nature knows! Here is a thoughtful herd of sheep resting in a cut h**p field in the early morning mist. Taken at Franny's Farm in Leicester, North Carolina.
H**p and wool woven together. Naturally awesome!
"Why H**p & Wool: We understand that wool, as a grass-fed fiber, can be produced by sheep that are converting grass to protein on rangeland systems that can be managed for the enhancement of soil carbon stocks. With a similar climate impact interest related to this new field of h**p agriculture, we began taking soil carbon baseline samples at all of the farms that we worked with, and we will continue to test for carbon in our soils over time to determine the climate impact of our h**p agricultural research. In terms of biomass, a h**p crop can produce between 2,000-4,000 pounds of of fiber (cordage and textile grade) per acre, and wool (in arid regions on rangeland) produces 70-100 pounds per acre. We know that wool is an abundant and underutilized resource in many communities throughout the United States. Thus, finding ways to put wool to good use, in a manner that makes the most of its attributes (insulating & anti-microbial), and to simultaneously make it more wearable within contemporary garments (by blending it with plant-based fibers that have no scales to irritate human skin), is a strategy that merges our land-use and ecological goals with our material needs. (Illustrations by Amanda Coen) From Fibershed's fiber systems research. Thank you Fibershed!
H**p textiles, h**p "plastic," h**pcrete. Grow more h**p. Weave and knit h**p fiber. This is all in place and happening at a growing pace.
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How about a Reformation-like manufacturing facility in Denver! Please!!!
A new generation of companies is making higher-end clothing, furniture, eyewear, and more in the United States. Can their success lead to a revival of American manufacturing on a larger scale?
So excited to announce our latest addition to our Colorado H**p Clothing line! It's the Scoop Neck Flutter Sleeve Tunic with MaGu Art and it is just beautiful on Mia Jane! So comfortable, you won't want to take it off. Buy yours before they are gone!!!!!
http://coloradoh**pclothing.com/product/scoop-neck-flutter-sleeve-tunic-with-magu-art/
Styling a Healthy Life Naturally with H**p!
To answer the demand for something a little longer for the ladies, we released our Scoop Neck, Flutter Sleeve Tunic, and the crowd went crazy!
I am delighted to share this news!!! Kentucky Cloth Project is creating h**p blend fabric. Can you imagine soil to soil clothing manufacturing here in the US again. Oh, my goodness!
The Kentucky Cloth Project will be gathering together for two days of presentations, hands-on workshops, and dinner events focused on regional textile creation in Eastern Kentucky and the re-emergence of local h**p in regenerative textile culture. On Friday, April 21st, an evening of presentations on h**p farming, weaving, and developing a regional textile economy in Appalachia, and on Saturday, April 22nd, hands-on skill-building workshops at Healing Ground Farm will focus on processing h**p with appropriate technology.
For those in Eastern Kentucky interested in understanding and digging in to place-based fiber systems, we invite you to RSVP here: http://www.fibershed.com/h**p-skills-ky/
Grateful for the talented group sharing skills & resources:
Mike Lewis of Growing Warriors will present an introduction to h**p fiber farming, as well as hands-on skill training; Ed Crowley will present Wool, alpaca and h**p milling in Versailles, Kentucky;
Lisa Kriner and Amy Judd of Berea College will bring their Fine Arts and Production Weaving experience to the event; Will Tarleton will discuss h**p agriculture and fashion; Leslie Terzian will lend her perspective on constructing cloth in a Fibershed; Samantha Hamlin of the Community Farm Alliance will discuss defining a Fibershed for Eastern Kentucky; and a Textile Roundtable hosted by the Mountain Association for Community Economic Development.
H**py Sunday!!
We seem to be talking about Russia a lot these days, but this is pretty interesting.
A look at the fashion industry in Russia with Moscow’s Fashion Factory
Colorado H**p Clothing is one of the very special vendors at this event! Find out where serious investors are putting their money in the Cannabis Industry. Lunch will be served. The Art Hotel is awesome! What a day. Please join us.
Be a part of this special event: Canna Luxury Tours, we will be hosting a canna business "Mini Expo Day". This is part of the exclusive Canna Investor and Business Experience where you get a inside peek at where serious investors and companies are headed. Come out to discover professional canna bus...
The H**p Revolution will not be Televised. But it will be emailed!
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To answer the demand for something a little longer for the ladies, we released our Scoop Neck, Flutter Sleeve Tunic, and the crowd went crazy!
What Makes a Great Deal Great?Styling a Healthy Life Naturally with H**p!
To answer the demand for something a little longer for the ladies, we released our Scoop Neck, Flutter Sleeve Tunic, and the crowd went crazy!
Styling a Healthy Life Naturally with H**p! - Colorado H**p Clothing
Wrap your body in h**p to keep you healthy in mind, body, and spirit. H**p clothing is the ideal way to live a healthy life naturally
Why put chemical fabric on your body when you can wrap it in natural h**p?
Find out what Rayon is actually made of!
Wrap your body in h**p to keep you healthy in mind, body, and spirit. H**p clothing is the ideal way to live a healthy life naturally
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So excited! I just picked up the finished Colorado H**p Clothing Flatirons Henley! Finger Rock Outfitters, right here in Denver, did a marvelous job on these 55% h**p/ 45% certified organic cotton Henley shirts. The tortoiseshell buttons on this classic black shirt make your fashion statement while you just chill. This is what "Made in America" looks like.
Look at all we are missing by keeping this plant under wraps!
Colorado H**p Clothing is forced to buy our fabric outside of the US, but we are so proud to be making our clothing right here in Colorado, USA.
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