70% Cotton, 30% Hemp Thermal Knit - Weight: 4.5 oz Width: 48"
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All orders ship from Los Angeles.
Within the United States: We ship via FedEx or U.S. Mail. FedEx options include Ground, 3-Day, 2-Day, and Overnight service. U.S. Mail options include Priority Mail and Ground Advantage.
International Orders: We ship via Priority Mail International.
Time Sensitive Orders: If your delivery is time-sensitive, we recommend calling our office directly, or selecting FedEx, as it is generally more reliable than U.S. Mail.
Returns
Returns
Hemp Traders has an open 30 day return policy. If you are not satisfied with your product, you can return it for a refund or credit towards another item. Items need to be sent back to our warehouse at the following address:
Hemp Traders Warehouse, 931 E. Pico Blvd. #203, Los Angeles, CA 90021
Be sure to include a copy of your invoice or packing list so we can identify your order.

Composition: 70% Cotton, 30% Hemp Jersey
Weave: Thermal Knit
Weight: 4.5 oz. per square yard
Width: 48"
Color: Natural
Country of Origin: China
Lightweight Layers. Naturally Cozy.
Keep comfort close with our 4.5 oz. Hemp/Cotton Thermal Knit. Combining 70% cotton with 30% hemp, this lightweight fabric features a textured thermal construction designed to create an inviting feel without the bulk of heavier knits.
Its lighter weight makes it particularly attractive for garments worn close to the body or layered beneath other clothing. The subtle textured appearance also gives simple designs added character, making it useful for both practical basics and relaxed casualwear.
Perfect for: Lightweight long underwear, thermal undershirts, fitted long-sleeve tops, pajama sets, layering pieces, comfortable sleep shirts, and casual Henley-style tops.
An excellent lightweight knit for creating cozy layers without unnecessary bulk.

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