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Q: What will the shipping cost be on my orders? A: Free shipping on all products within the United States. For International orders, please contact us at info@hemptn.com
Q: How come on some products, you only have certain colors for certain sizes and vice versa? A: At times, some of our products are only available in specific colors/sizes. Some of the products may have special manufacturing details and are only available when it is in high demand. This will not effect any orders you have already placed in certain sizes. Our products are kept up to date on what is available, so don't worry about getting notices after you have ordered that the size/color is not available.
Q: Do I have to order a certain amount of product at one time before it can be shipped? A: No. Any order, no matter how small or large, does not effect when, how, or if your items will be shipped. |
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Q: How durable is hemp made clothing compared to cotton? A: Hemp clothing is easily 4X stronger than cotton and more durable due to the high cellulose make-up of the hemp fibers.
Q: I have really sensitive skin and can only wear certain fabrics. Should I worry about whether or not hemp fabric will cause any allergic reactions? A: No worries. Hemp is a hypoallergenic fabric and the most sensitive of bodies can wear these products comfortably. |
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Q: How eco-friendly is industrial hemp manufacturing? A: Industrial hemp is extremely eco-friendly, one could almost say it's the most eco-friendly of all the crops that we grow, just on the fact that hemp is naturally resistant to bugs, insects, and weeds; this elminates the need to use harmful insecticides and pesticides for it's growth. Just this fact alone cuts out airborne poisons from crop dusting that land on other produce, waterways, or even just ground absorption in the surrounding area. There are so many ecological benefits of hemp, so please visit our info page and see for yourself how we can benefit from this wonderful diverse crop! |
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Q: How is Industrial Hemp used? A: Please refer to this webpage to find how each part of this plant is used and what it is used for. |
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Q: Does the U.S. allow hemp farming? A: Only non-viable seeds are legal in the U.S. without a DEA permit, and thus our farmers cannot realistically grow hemp. To see what is being done by the industry, and what you can do, to allow our farmers the economic opportunity to grow industrial hemp, please look over the Vote Hemp site and make your vote count. |
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