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. Hemp/Pima takes the linen hand at a program price. Fine-count hemp-lyocell opens 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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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.