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ecopaper.com

Fine Environmental Papers Since 1992, banana paper tree free paper products

juana.com

Elevate your well-being with Juana, a women-owned wellness atelier blending sustainable hemp apparel, botanical craftsmanship, apothecary candles, and mindful living essentials. Explore holistic wellness products thoughtfully crafted for conscious self-care, rooted in nature and designed to nurture mind, body & spirit.

babbleandhemp.com

Beautifully soft 100% hemp shirts. An ancient fabric reinvented for modern shirtmaking. Shop now.

eco-essentials.com

Bamboo headband with 8 spandex in an array of colours - Sustainable - Made in Canada

envirotextiles.com

With generations of expertise, EnviroTextiles LLC develops, designs, and distributes natural fiber fabrics, yarns, finished products, and non-woven textiles.

ineedhemp.com

510 extension cable in 30cm and 40cm lengths. Magnetic breakaway prevents damage. Use your mod with bottomless banger setups.

dashhemp.com

Dash Hemp Santa Cruz's Tropical Print Camp Shirts! Crafted from organic materials, our 100% camp shirts feature vibrant tropical prints for a stylish flair.

hemptraders.com

As the industry leader since 1994, Hemp Traders provides high-quality hemp products for businesses. Order your eco-friendly fabric samples now.

citizenwolf.com

We’re incredibly proud of our circular Take-Back scheme, which makes it easy to recycle your loved-to-death Citizen Wolf clothes into gorgeous 50% recycled fabric from which we can make your next Magic Fit® Tees. It’s a win-win, for you and the planet.The best bit? It’s free.* FREE – Here’s how it works:you pay $20 for a prepaid satchel which we send to you. You fill it and return it with your old CW clothes inside. Once it's back at the factory, we’ll credit you the $20 cost to your account which you can use as a discount on your next purchase.NOTE – At this stage, we're only accepting Citizen Wolf clothes. Why? Because we know what they are made from, and as a result, we can be 100% sure that they will be recycled.

wllw.eco

Microplastics are everywhere. From Antarctic ice to the deepest parts of the ocean, and increasingly, inside our homes. Defined as plastic particles smaller than five millimeters, microplastics come from a wide range of sources, such as synthetic clothing, packaging, tires, cosmetics, cleaning supplies and even dust. A