Our compression socks are made of 56% hemp, 30% nylon, and 14% lycra, meaning 56% of natural material and 44% of synthetic materials. Even if they are not 100% natural, this is an entirely new material composition in this product category. The goal was to maximize the natural hemp ratio...

What is the most common material for making functional towels, such as travel towels, yoga towels, gym towels, or sports towels? That would unquestionably be Microfibre. This is typically a synthetic blend of Polyester and Polyamide. When it comes to buying, convenience of use is generally the top value consumers look for, and Microfibre delivers it well and often to a budget price as well. Even though Microfibre brings increased convenience with features like being lightweight, fast drying, and absorbent (absorption can...

The number of businesses that utilize recycled plastic as a “sustainable” material for their products and pitch this in their marketing is increasing. It is undoubtedly a good and right action compared to creating new plastic for single use. It also has a positive effect on making consumers more aware...

We daily encounter all kinds of marketing. As with news headlines, the purpose is to attract attention. Therefore, it naturally becomes misleading a lot of times. We found this to be especially evident when it comes to product composition. It is not uncommon to market a product to be of...

Most compression socks today are either entirely synthetic or made with a blend of cotton or merino wool. In this material comparison, you can get an idea of why we chose hemp for our compression socks. Nylon also often called Polyamide, is strong, elastic, and has excellent abrasion resistance. It is a...