• Bralette / Charcoal - Magi
  • Bralette / Charcoal - Magi
  • Bralette / Charcoal - Magi
  • Bralette / Charcoal - Magi
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Bralette (Limited edition)

Bralette (Limited edition)

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Whether you're lounging, sleeping or running errands, this bralette will be a staple in your wardrobe. Say goodbye to wires and stifling bras - we've designed our bralettes to be as comfortable as they are beautiful. Hemp is one of the strongest natural fibres in the world, so this is made to last. 

If you have a small band size and large cup size, consider sizing down so you have enough support!

  • 53% hemp / 42% organic cotton / 5% spandex
  • Gets softer with each wash
  • 4x more breathable than cotton

Hemp underwear is still relatively new, so if you're not sure about your purchase or want to change sizes, rest assured we have free returns and easy exchanges. Just use our chatbot to reach out to a member of our team!

We won't be producing these again, so when they're gone they're gone!

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The potion to fashion's pollution...

...lies in the magic of hemp

Carbon negative fabric

70% of the emissions in the fashion industry come from the production of materials like traditional cotton and polyester.

For every hectare of hemp planted, 22 tonnes of CO2 are absorbed.

That's more CO2 than it takes to produce and process the fabric. Seriously.

Cleans soil as it grows

Hemp cultivation is great for soil. It doesn't need pesticides or herbicides to grow, and it improves soil structure.

It's also been shown to clean soil of toxins like chemical nitrogen, reducing runoff into nearby waterways.

Pollinator-friendly

Hemp flowers from July to September, (when other plants usually don't) providing much needed pollen for pollinators.

More hemp planted means more bees saved.

Saves water

Hemp can grow in almost any climate, where cotton is usually grown in water-scarce regions. It uses 80% less water than cotton.

Let's bring hemp back.

Hemp only makes up 0.22% of global fabric production. With your support, we can increase that number.