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Men's Hemp Clothing
   
Woven Shirts Hand Loomed Knits Upscale Tees Hemp Jeans and Pants
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Dash Hemp features hemp clothes for men that are both practical and very good looking.
Attention to detailing, seasonal colors, and styling gives us a very unique position among hemp clothing manufacturers.
We're very proud that customers who would not normally purchase hemp clothing, buy our hemp clothing
Dash Hemp Naturals provides quality hemp clothing that can stand up to today's active lifestyle, and keep you looking good. Whether your style is casual or polished, we've got something for you. Our 100% Hemp and hemp-blend fabrics are like nothing you've ever worn: way more durable than cotton, soft to the touch, and with hemp's anti-microbial properties-always fresh! Once you've tried Hemp, your cottons might disappear in the back of the closet....and you'll go looking for more! Discover what Hemp can mean for you, and what it could mean for America and Planet Earth.
Current US Hemp Legislation: There is hemp legislation pending in many states in the US.
North Dakota Might be the first state to grow hemp. State Representative and farmer, David Monson (Rep) was granted the first license in the US to grow Industrial Hemp since the 1930's. The DEA will now decide if this is a good idea, or will continue to disperse their parenial pretzel logic about this wonderful plant and deny the license.
California: Bill AB 1147 was vetoed in November 2006, by Gov.Swarzenegger. He had spoken about the bill in a positive light with the HIA, and the Hemp Industries Assn. thought that he might sign the legislation, making it legal for California farmers to grow industrial hemp.The DEA, in this case would not have jurisdiction over the bill. The hemp industry will re-introduce the bill in Summer, 2007. We believe that the governor will sign the legislation.
Thanks to the tireless efforts of the HIA (Hemp Industries Association), Assemblymen Mark Leno (D San Francisco), and Chuck Devore (R Newport Beach), co-authors of the bill, growing industrial hemp in California may become a reality. The legalization of industrial hemp is truly becoming a non-partisan issue.
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