Hemp HD (Hemp High Density) is a fabric woven by increasing the density of fine yarns to the maximum. The emergence of this fabric symbolizes the great potential of new-age hemp materials.
In the past, weaving at such high density was thought to be impossible.
Thanks to technological innovations—hemp yarn spun from long fibers, looms finely adjusted through repeated trials, and optimized finishing techniques—it has become possible to maximize hemp’s firmness, resilience, and softness.
Its high density not only increases strength and durability but also enhances UV protection. Combined with the fiber’s inherent antibacterial (odor-resistant) and moisture-absorbing (humidity-regulating) properties, we believe this represents best-in-class quality among plant-based textiles.
The expansion of this technological domain will, I believe, greatly broaden the possibilities of hemp textiles in the years to come.
Daitoh
