New spinning technologies, plant cross-breeding, and growing concerns over the environmental costs of conventional cotton growing make nettle a viable alternative for eco-textiles. Made from Himalayan Nettles, wild harvested in Uttarakhand India. This fabric ethically supports families in receiving a decent income and enables them to work from home. The plant used to make this fabric grows quickly, providing a sustainable and renewable source of material. This fabric is produced by hand, supporting skilled labour and reducing the use of chemicals, energy, machinery, and pollution.
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