B–BLUNTHEMP

Guide — Edition 01

Hemp, ancient fiber, future material.

B-Blunt hemp garment — urban silhouette, natural fiber

01A fiber that has seen it all

Hemp has dressed humanity for millennia — ship sails, workshop canvases, workwear. Then synthetic fiber arrived: cheaper, faster. B-Blunt brings it back to the street, where it always belonged.

Hemp as a material, not as a costume: the second commandment of the B-Blunt code.

02Why hemp for clothing

03Hemp in skincare

Hemp oil, cold-pressed from seeds, is rich in essential fatty acids (omega-3 and omega-6). In skincare, it nourishes without a greasy film and suits demanding skin.

B-Blunt's Skin Ritual line works this material: infused creams, oils, balms — essential skincare, no magic promises.

04Caring for a hemp garment

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05Frequently asked questions

Does hemp itch?

New hemp canvas can feel rustic at first touch, then it softens quickly with washing and wear — like raw denim.

Hemp vs cannabis: what's the difference?

Textile hemp is a variety of the plant grown for its fiber and seeds, with very low THC content. B-Blunt works the fiber and the seed — never the flower.

Is hemp clothing eco-friendly?

Growing hemp needs little water and no pesticides, making it one of the most sober fibers to produce. Still, every garment has a footprint — the piece that lasts ten years remains the greenest.

Does hemp oil suit all skin types?

Hemp oil is non-comedogenic and well tolerated by most skin, including sensitive skin. As with any skincare, a patch test is advised.