100% Natural Hemp Yarn

Composition: 100% natural hemp fiber

Standard spool weight: 50g (also available by the kg upon request)

Production origin: European Union

Yarn diameter: Varies from ø 0.395 mm (T10/1) to ø 1.369 mm (T10/12) - see table

Packaging: Wound spool, ready to use

Colors: Natural and dyed (see availability table by count)

Sales format: 50g spools (retail) or kg (B2B)

✓ 100% natural hemp fiber - Biodegradable, renewable, and low environmental impact

✓ Exceptional strength - One of the strongest natural fibers, ideal for projects requiring durability

✓ Breathable and thermoregulating - Keeps you cool in summer and warm in winter, superior comfort

✓ Hypoallergenic and antibacterial - Perfect for sensitive skin, naturally resistant to bacteria and mold

✓ Improves with time - Softens with each wash without losing strength

✓ Wide range of counts and colors - 10 different counts, from fine to robust, natural and dyed colors

✓ Versatile for every technique - Weaving, embroidery, macrame, crochet, filet, craft creations

✓ Color customization - Custom dyeing in any color with minimum order

Loom weaving: Warp and weft for rustic, elegant or experimental fabrics. Excellent for heddle looms, rigid heddle looms, jacquard looms.

Embroidery and decoration: Decorative details on fabrics, cross-stitch, hand embroidery on linen or cotton. Adds texture and character.

Macramé and decorative knots: Artistic wall hangings, plant hangers, jewelry, bags. The robustness of hemp ensures stable structures.

Crochet and knitting: Breathable summer garments, bags, accessories. Ideal for projects that require structure.

Filet lace and lace: Curtains, tablecloths, doilies. Hemp gives a natural and rustic look.

Bookbinding: Stitching of artisanal books, albums, notebooks. Guaranteed strength and durability.

Jewelry and costume jewelry: Woven bracelets, necklaces, earrings. Natural and bohemian look.

Artisanal packaging: Gift packaging, woven labels, sustainable decorative ribbons.

Furniture: Cushions, rugs, upholstery. Natural texture for eco-friendly interior design.

B2B industrial applications: Textile reinforcements, composites, technical applications. Supply in kg on request.

✓ Certified natural fiber - Traceable origin from the European Union

✓ 100% Biodegradable - No environmental impact at end-of-life, compostable

✓ Sustainable production - Low water consumption hemp cultivation, zero pesticides

✓ No harsh chemical treatments - Mechanical processing, preserves natural fiber properties

✓ Compliant with EU textile regulations - Safe for skin contact, suitable for clothing and furnishings

Storage of raw yarn:
Store in a dry place away from direct sunlight. Hemp does not require special storage conditions.

Washing finished hemp fabrics:
Wash gently by hand or in a washing machine at a maximum of 30°C, on a delicate cycle. Use neutral detergents. Do not bleach. Hemp softens with each wash while maintaining its strength.

Drying:
Natural air drying, lay the fabric flat. Do not tumble dry. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.

Ironing:
Iron at medium temperature on slightly damp fabric for optimal results. Hemp tends to crease naturally with use.

Professional washing:
Professional wet cleaning is permitted for delicate or particularly valuable items.

Long-term maintenance:
Hemp improves with use: it progressively becomes softer and more comfortable while retaining its original strength. It does not require special treatments.

• Is hemp yarn suitable for beginners?
  Yes, hemp yarn is excellent for beginners. It has a slightly rougher texture than cotton initially, but it's easy to work with and very forgiving of mistakes thanks to its strength. It progressively softens with use and washing.
  
• How does hemp yarn behave during weaving?
  Hemp is a strong and stable fiber, ideal for both warp and weft. It doesn't break easily and maintains even tension on the loom. Initially, it may seem stiff, but with beating, it compacts well, creating a dense and durable fabric.
  
• Can I dye hemp yarn at home?
  Yes, hemp readily accepts natural and synthetic dyes for cellulosic fibers (like those for cotton). For optimal results, we recommend pre-mordanting. Hemp tends to produce softer, more natural shades compared to other fibers.
  
• Is it possible to purchase quantities greater than 50g?
  Yes, we offer bulk sales by kg for B2B supplies and professionals. Contact us for personalized quotes on large quantities, immediate availability, and dedicated commercial terms.
  
• Do you offer custom dyeing services?
  Yes, it's possible to dye any type of yarn in any color upon sending a physical sample of the desired color. A minimum order quantity is required, which will be communicated via email. Delivery time: 4-6 weeks from order confirmation. Contact us for more information.
  
• What is the right count for my project?
  It depends on the intended use: T10/1 - T10/3 (ø 0.395-0.684 mm) for embroidery, lace, delicate work. T10/4 - T10/6 (ø 0.790-0.968 mm) for medium weaving, crochet, fine macrame. T10/12 - T16/11 (ø 1.369 mm+) for sturdy macrame, decorative cords, structural projects. Contact us for specific advice.
  
• Does hemp yarn soften?
  Yes, it's a distinctive characteristic of hemp. Initially, the yarn has a rustic texture, but it progressively softens with each wash and use, becoming soft and comfortable without losing strength. It is highly valued precisely for this "improvement over time."
  
• Can I blend hemp with other fibers?
  Yes, hemp combines excellently with: cotton (softness + strength), linen (elegance + durability), silk (luster + robustness), wool (warmth + breathability). In weaving, it can be used pure or in blends.
  
• How do I distinguish between different counts upon delivery?
  Each spool is labeled with its count and color. The diameter is indicated in the product table. If you have any doubts about the count-diameter correspondence, contact us.
  
• Are the colors wash-fast?
  Yarns dyed with professional dyes maintain good wash fastness. Like all natural fibers, it's advisable to wash separately for the first few washes and avoid high temperatures. Natural colors (raw, ecru) do not present fastness issues.

Sostenibilità della fibra di canapa:
La canapa è una delle fibre tessili più sostenibili al mondo. La sua coltivazione richiede il 50% di acqua in meno rispetto al cotone, cresce senza necessità di pesticidi o erbicidi grazie alla sua naturale resistenza, e arricchisce il terreno invece di impoverirlo. Ogni kg di fibra di canapa assorbe 1,63 kg di CO₂ dall'atmosfera durante la crescita.

Perché la canapa è antibatterica:
La canapa contiene naturalmente sostanze che inibiscono la crescita batterica, rendendola ideale per abbigliamento, biancheria e prodotti a contatto con la pelle. Questa proprietà si mantiene nel tempo, anche dopo numerosi lavaggi.

Storia e tradizione:
Il filato di canapa ha una storia millenaria in Italia. Fino agli anni '50 l'Italia era tra i maggiori produttori mondiali, con regioni come Emilia-Romagna, Campania e Piemonte specializzate nella filatura di canapa di qualità. Oggi il settore sta rinascendo grazie alla crescente attenzione alla sostenibilità.

Forniture B2B e partnership:
CanaPuglia fornisce filati di canapa a laboratori tessili, scuole di tessitura, atelier di moda sostenibile, aziende di arredamento eco-friendly e produttori di accessori. Offriamo condizioni dedicate per ordini ricorrenti, campionature gratuite per test e supporto tecnico. Contattaci per diventare partner.

Certificazioni e tracciabilità:
Ogni lotto di filato è tracciabile fino alla provenienza della fibra grezza. Su richiesta forniamo documentazione tecnica, certificati di conformità tessile e schede prodotto dettagliate per utilizzo industriale o commerciale.