In development
Hemp fabric & textiles from Nepal
Nepal has woven hemp for centuries — the far-western hills never stopped. We are bringing that heritage to scale: fibre, yarn, and cloth from licensed Himalayan cultivation, for brands that want a textile with a true story.
Make an inquiryA living textile tradition
Hand-woven hemp cloth is a living craft in Nepal's far-western districts — coarse, extraordinarily durable, and softening with every wash. Hemp bast fibre is among the strongest natural fibres, breathable and naturally resistant, which is why demand from sustainable fashion and homeware brands keeps growing worldwide.
We pair licensed cultivation with local processing and weaving partnerships, so the value — spinning, weaving, finishing — stays in the hills that grow the crop.
Supply for brands and importers
We serve apparel and homeware brands seeking traceable natural fabric, importers of Himalayan handicraft textiles, and manufacturers blending hemp with cotton, wool, or allo. Wholesale and export supply is subject to prevailing law, with full traceability from field to fabric.
In development. Fibre cultivation proceeds under licence; we are building weaver partnerships and taking wholesale interest now.
Common questions
- Is Nepali hemp fabric handmade?
- Both. Heritage hand-woven cloth comes from our weaver partnerships in the hills; consistent mill-spun yarn and fabric serve larger orders. Tell us your volumes and we will match the supply chain.
- Is hemp fabric legal to export from Nepal?
- Hemp fibre and fabric are industrial products from cannabis below the legal THC threshold, produced under licence. Our objectives expressly cover export, subject to prevailing law and documentation.