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  • Hemp fiber

    It is made from long bast fibres of the stem of industrial hemp. It is one of the oldest and most sustainable textile fibres. It is breathable,...

    • decortication/breaking
    • combing
    • harvest

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  • Hemp fabric

    Hemp fabric is a natural textile material made from fibers of the stalks of the hemp plant (Cannabis sativa), known for its strength, durability,...

    • spinning
    • weaving

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  • Hemp yarn

    It is made from long bast fibres of the stem of industrial hemp. It is one of the oldest and most sustainable textile fibres. The yarn is suitable...

    • spinning

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  • Hemp seeds

    Cannabis sativa, which is cultivated for industrial as well as textile purposes. Hemp seeds are a complex source of proteins, healthy fats, fiber,...

    • harvest

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  • Hemp shives

    It refers to hemp fiber that still contains remnants of the woody part of the stem—known as shives. During hemp processing, the stems are first...

    • dewing
    • soaking
    • decortication/breaking
    • combing
    • spinning
    • twisting
    • wet felting
    • felting
    • weaving
    • knitting
    • bleaching
    • dyeing

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  • Hemp roving

    Hemp roving is a mass of disordered hemp fibres containing pieces of shives, produced during the breaking process in a decortication line.

    • decortication/breaking
    • combing

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  • Hemp sliver

    Long, combed and aligned fibre obtained from the stem of industrial hemp. It is a semi-finished product that serves as a basis for the production of...

    • combing

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  • Hemp stem

    The main stem of the plant Cannabis sativa, which serves as support for leaves and flowers. It is known for its high fibre content and versatile use...

    • harvest

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  • Hemp concrete

    An ecological building and insulation material made from a mixture of hemp shives (the woody core of the stem), lime binder, and water. It is known...

    • pressing
    • blending

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  • Hemp insulation

    Hemp insulation is an eco-friendly material made from fibres or hurd (shives) of industrial hemp (Cannabis sativa). It is highly renewable,...

    • felting

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  • Hemp-wool insulation

    Hemp–wool insulation is a modern natural insulating material that combines fibres from industrial hemp (Cannabis sativa) and sheep’s wool. Since the...

    • felting
    • combing

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  • Tow

    Types of Tow The stalks of spinnable flax contain on average less than 20% textile fibres. More than half of these fibres can be processed into yarn...

    • combing

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  • Cottonised hemp

    Cottonised hemp is a textile material obtained from the bast fibres of hemp (Cannabis sativa) that have undergone a special cottonisation treatment....

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  • Hemp wood

    Hemp hurd, correctly called shives, is the inner woody part of the stalk of the hemp plant (Cannabis sativa). Its processing history dates back to...

    • pressing

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  • Hemp woven composite

    A woven hemp composite is a modern ecological material formed by combining woven hemp fabric (made from long natural bast fibers) with a polymer or...

    • blending
    • pressing

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  • Hemp nonwoven composite

    A nonwoven hemp composite is a modern ecological material created by combining disintegrated hemp biomass (mainly fibers and sometimes hurd) with...

    • felting

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  • Keper

    A type of weave based on the alternation of groups of warp and weft threads in such a way that the warp threads form diagonal ribs or geometric...

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  • Hemp rope

    Hemp rope is a durable textile cord made from long bast fibers of the hemp plant (Cannabis sativa), known for its exceptional strength, resistance...

    • twisting

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  • Hand-spun hemp yarn

    Hand-spun hemp yarn is a natural textile material produced through traditional spinning methods from long bast fibers of hemp (Cannabis sativa),...

    • spinning

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  • Hemp filament 3D print

    Hemp filament for 3D printing is an innovative composite material that combines hemp fibers (Cannabis sativa) with thermoplastics—most commonly PLA...

    • 3D printing

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  • Hemp non-woven fabric

    Hemp non-woven fabric is an eco-friendly technical textile composed of industrial hemp (Cannabis sativa) fibers that are not woven but mechanically,...

    • felting
    • blending

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  • Merino-hemp yarn

    Merino-hemp yarn is a blended textile yarn combining fine merino wool and strong hemp fiber, merging the thermal insulation, antibacterial, and soft...

    • spinning

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  • Hemp cloth

    Natural woven textile fabric made from hemp fibers (from industrial hemp Cannabis sativa), which stands out for exceptional strength, durability,...

    • knitting
    • weaving
    • dyeing

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  • Hemp

    Ancient times and the beginnings of cultivation Hemp (Cannabis sativa) is one of the oldest plants cultivated for textile purposes. Its use for...

    • dewing
    • soaking
    • decortication/breaking
    • combing
    • spinning
    • twisting
    • wet felting
    • felting
    • weaving
    • knitting
    • bleaching
    • dyeing

    Connected with 101 organizations

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This phase of the project Library of Local Textile Materials was supported by the Slovak Arts Council.

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