The most commonly seen modern hemp product is clothing. Hemp clothing is warmer, softer, more absorbent, extremely breathable and significantly longer lasting than clothing made from cotton. It looks like linen, feels like flannel, and wears two to three times longer than other fabrics, but this is just the beginning. Hemp is the longest and strongest natural plant fibre and is stronger when wet vs dry.

It can be grown in most climates and is tolerant of a wide range of conditions including a high degree of salinity in the soil. It requires little or no use of fertilizers, insecticides, fungicides or herbicides to grow successfully and can be used to make paper without the use of chlorines currently used in the wood pulp industry. Additionally when compared with timber, hemp can produce up to 4½ times more paper per acre.