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Hemptique

5/5 · Fully natural · 100% plant fibre · 11 styles scanned
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Natural plant fibre, breathable, biodegradable, gentle on skin.
✓ Hemptique is 100% plant fibre.

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By the numbers

The smart read on Kent

By the numbers

The smart read on Hemptique

Plant fibre
100%
0% animal · 0% synthetic
Catalogue scanned
10/11
909% · no sampling
Sourcing transparency
1/5
Not disclosed
Plant fibre, brand by brandThrone Standard scan
100%
Hemptique
100%
Where Does It Come From?
100%
Momotaro Jeans
100%
The Classic T-Shirt Company
Hemptique composition11 styles
100%Plant
Plant fibre100%
Animal0%
Synthetic0%
Semi-synthetic0%
Every style, scored

The 11-style fibre audit

The headline breakdown, then every product read fibre by fibre, no sampling.

Fibre Styles % Measure
100% plant fibre (organic cotton, linen, hemp) 11 100.0% Natural
#StyleCompositionClass
01Hemp T-Shirt - Hemp Made Design55% hemp and 45% organic cottonPlant
02Hemp T-Shirt - Hemptique Crest Design55% hemp and 45% organic cottonPlant
03Hemp Blank Crew Neck T-Shirts55% hemp and 45% organic cottonPlant
04Hemp Blank V-Neck T-Shirts55% hemp and 45% organic cottonPlant
05Heavyweight Hemp T-ShirtPlant
06Heavyweight Hemp T-Shirtpremium hemp fibers, our Heavyweight HempPlant
07Men's Heavyweight Hemp T-Shirtpremium hempPlant
08Women's Heavyweight Hemp T-Shirtthe finest hemp fibers, this women's hempPlant
09Women's Lightweight Hemp T-Shirtthe finest hempPlant
10Hemp Hoodie100% hempPlant
11Hemp Knit SweaterHempPlant
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✓ Hemptique passes every one

100% plant fibre against the skin, nothing synthetic, nothing coated.

  • 100% plant fibre, no polyester, nylon, elastane or acrylic
  • PFAS-free (verified), no easy-care or stain-resistant finishes
  • Low-impact / GOTS-certified dyes
  • No wool, no animal fibre, vegan

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The brand

About Kent

Peter Nyari is the owner of Hemptique. · Woman-owned · Vegan
Hemptique describes its apparel as naturally sourced hemp t-shirts, hoodies and knit apparel, though the brand publishes no fibre percentages or material breakdowns for these pieces. On the natural fibre choice, Hemptique states that it focuses on natural fibers because they make sense for craftsmanship, for durability, and for long-term environmental responsibility.
Hemptique does not specify where or how its hemp apparel is manufactured, so the supply chain is not disclosed. The company behind the hemp brand is Trade Marker International, based at 1351 Distribution Way #9, Vista, California.
Hemptique frames sustainability as a practical commitment embedded in how the brand sources, designs, and delivers its products rather than a trend. Behind the hemp apparel, Hemptique has specialised in hemp and linen cords, twines and yarns for over two decades.
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Verification

Verification statuspartial
Why no scoreThis is a PARTIAL score — NOT the whole catalogue. It covers the 10 products (90.9% of 11) whose fibre composition we could read; 100.0% of those are 100% plant fibre. The other 1 products are excluded from the percentage because they publish no readable fibre composition (or their page could not be retrieved) — every one is listed below with a link so you can check it yourself. Read it as 'of the products that disclose, this is the split', not the full range.
Sources checkedChecked: the store's Shopify product feed (products.json); each product's own page and product data.
Products found11
Products with a fibre list10
Products with no fibre list1
Brand site readableyes
Last checked2026-07-30
What the label won’t tell you

The questions sensitive skin actually asks, answered

11/11 styles scanned, no sampling 100% plant · 0% synthetic ✓ PFAS-free (verified) ✓ read from the live product feed
?Are there hidden chemicals against my skin?
~9% of people react to formaldehyde, common in wrinkle-free and easy-care finishes.
Hemptique is PFAS-free (verified). Dye process on record: Low-impact / GOTS-certified dyes.
?Is “100% cotton” actually 100%?
Most “cotton” basics hide elastane or spandex in the waistband.
Hemptique is 100% plant fibre across the whole catalogue, every style read individually, no sampling.
?Is “sustainable” just greenwashing?
“Eco” and “green” have no legal meaning, and thousands of clothing certifications are essentially meaningless.
We scanned 11 styles from the store’s own product feed and publish a score only at full coverage.
?Where is it really made, and by whom?
“Ethical” brands rarely name the farm or factory, so wage and safety claims cannot be checked.
Traceability on record: Not disclosed; factory: Company based in Vista, California, USA; manufacturing locations not disclosed. We publish the honest red flags too.
Confirmed at the source

What we verified, style by style

Every claim below was checked against the brand’s live product feed — each product’s own page and data — not a marketing page. The one redacted line is what the paywall can’t tell you.

11

styles scanned in full

90.9%

of the catalogue fibre-read

100%

plant fibre · plastic-free

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Straight talk

Where Kent isn't perfect

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GOTS on the cotton, not the company

Kent is not GOTS-certified as a company — but every garment uses GOTS-certified organic cotton, and the fabric is OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified.
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Not a certified B Corp

Kent is not a B Corp, and it’s a member of 1% for the Planet rather than a certified brand.
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The farm and factory aren't named

Kent doesn’t publish its specific farm or factory names — supplier disclosure is only partial.
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Conflicting cotton origin across sources

The brand site says USA Supima cotton; some third-party write-ups cite Peruvian pima. Either way it’s GOTS-certified organic.
Why it earns 5 / 5

These sustainability features have been manually verified

Each feature below was checked against the product feed and the brand’s own documents — not self-reported ticks.

Clothing standards

PFAS / durable water repellentPFAS-free (verified)
PFAS sourceView source
Dye processLow-impact / GOTS-certified dyes
Dye process sourceView source
Overall: where this info comes fromIndependently verified
Verified byHTT research (brand policy pages)
Last checked2026-07-29
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5HemptiqueYou’re viewing
5Where Does It Come From?
5Momotaro Jeans
5The Classic T-Shirt Company
Fibre score5 / 55 / 55 / 55 / 5
Plant fibre100%100%100%100%
Synthetic0%0%0%0%
Styles scanned11894438
GOTSYes
Cotton originNot disclosedIndiaZimbabwe (many flagship models…India

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The full record

Every field we hold on Kent

The complete clothing-CPT data behind the score, group by group, with the sources so you can check it yourself.

Scan Coverage

Products in catalogue11
Products read10
Catalogue read %90.9
How it was readEvery product listed in the brand's live catalogue is retrieved and its stated fibre composition read individually — from the product page, the store's own product data and its material labels. A fibre percentage is published only when 100% of the catalogue has been read. Items with no clothing textile (gift cards, packaging, jewellery, homeware) are excluded from the percentage rather than counted as a pass or a fail.

Sourcing & Supply Chain

Supply-chain summary

Hemptique presents itself as a California-based supplier of natural-fibre craft materials, including hemp and linen cords, twines and yarns, with more than two decades of trading. Hemptique states a general sustainability commitment but discloses no hemp cultivation country, no manufacturing locations and no mills. Hemptique lists only a California Certified Small Business designation and cites no product certifications such as OEKO-TEX, GOTS or USDA Organic on its site. Overall Hemptique publishes effectively no supply-chain or fibre-origin transparency.

Traceability levelNot disclosed
Supplier disclosureNone
Sourcing transparency score (1-5)1/5
Cotton — country of originNot disclosed
Cotton — named farm / region / co-opNot disclosed
Cotton — type / certificationNot disclosed (cotton offered among natural-fibre materials)
Linen / flax — originNot disclosed (linen cords and twines offered)
Hemp — originNot disclosed (no cultivation country stated on the site)
Wool — origin + farm + mulesing statusNot disclosed
Silk — originNot disclosed
Polyester — virgin or recycled + sourceNot disclosed (polyester offered among materials)
Viscose / bamboo — wood-pulp source + FSCNot disclosed
Other materials — originNot disclosed; bamboo and leather also offered
Spinning mill — name + countryNot disclosed
Weaving / knitting mill — name + countryNot disclosed
Dye house — name + countryNot disclosed
Cut-and-sew / assembly factory — NAMENot disclosed
Factory — city + countryCompany based in Vista, California, USA; manufacturing locations not disclosed
Factory certificationsOnly a California Certified Small Business designation (business status, not a product standard); no OEKO-TEX, GOTS or organic certification stated
Factory-list / transparency URLNot disclosed
Sourcing red flagsNo hemp origin country; no manufacturing locations or mills; no product-level certifications; only a business-registration badge rather than a supply-chain standard.
Where the sourcing info was verifiedhttps://www.hemptique.com/ https://www.hemptique.com/pages/about-us

Possible Flags

Possible flags
  • ProductHemp T-Shirt - Hemp Made DesignWhat was flaggedThe description mentions polyester, which is not in the stated composition (likely a trim, lining or care note); it is not counted in the score.
  • ProductHemp T-Shirt - Hemptique Crest DesignWhat was flaggedThe description mentions polyester, which is not in the stated composition (likely a trim, lining or care note); it is not counted in the score.
  • ProductHemp Blank Crew Neck T-ShirtsWhat was flaggedThe description mentions polyester, which is not in the stated composition (likely a trim, lining or care note); it is not counted in the score.
  • ProductHemp Blank V-Neck T-ShirtsWhat was flaggedThe description mentions polyester, which is not in the stated composition (likely a trim, lining or care note); it is not counted in the score.

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Before you buy

Straight answers

Is Hemptique sustainable and ethical?

Hemptique is strongly sustainable on materials: our scan of all 11 styles found 100% plant fibre (0% synthetic, 0% animal). Documented facts: Hemptique is a founder-owned California business (Trade Marker International Corp.) selling hemp/linen cord, twine, yarn and a limited apparel line; it holds a California Small Business certification (#2047543); its materials are sourced/made across Europe and Asia including EU-grown hemp (Romania for one fabric); it uses AZO-free dyes on some cord per product listings. Marketing

Where is Hemptique made?

Hemptique is headquartered and coordinates design/product development from Southern California (1351 Distribution Way #9, Vista, CA 92081), but its hemp fibre and goods are sourced and manufactured through a global network across Europe and Asia; the founder has described sourcing from overseas factories, and Romania is named for its "Toma" hemp fabric with EU-grown hemp. Hemptique does not publish a specific, per-garment country of manufacture for its apparel line, so the exact garment-making country is Not publicly documented on a product level.

Who owns Hemptique?

Hemptique is an independent, privately held, founder-owned business operating as the brand/DBA of Trade Marker International Corporation (also cited as Trade Marker International Inc.), based in Vista/Southern California. It was founded by Peter Nyari (Founder & President), who was born in Hungary and started Trade Marker International to manufacture hemp-fibre products before launching the Hemptique brand; Klara Nyari is CEO. Hemptique has no parent company; it is not part of a larger group. Its own About page states it has "specialized in hemp and linen cords, twines, yarns" for "over two decades." (Reported founding dates vary by source, cited elsewhere as circa 1997 or 2006, so the exact year is Not publicly documented with certainty.)

Is Hemptique legit and worth it?

Hemptique is a real, currently-trading, legitimate business. It is the active brand of Trade Marker International Corporation in Vista, California, with an operating e-commerce site, a wholesale program, a 2025-26 product catalog published in March 2025, and an active social presence. It is not defunct or closed.

Is Hemptique fast fashion?

Hemptique is not fast fashion. Its core business is hemp and linen craft supplies (cord, twine, yarn) with a smaller apparel and accessories range (hemp t-shirts, hoodies, beanies, hats, bags, belts); it operates as a natural-fibre specialist/manufacturer rather than a trend-driven, high-turnover clothing label. It reads as a small-batch/niche natural-materials brand rather than mass-market fast fashion.

Is Hemptique non-toxic and safe for skin?

Hemptique is largely non-toxic: 100% of its range is plant fibre that breathes and biodegrades, with 0% plastic-based synthetics that can shed microplastics. Certifications: The only certification Hemptique documents holding for itself is a California Certified Small Business designation from the State of California (Certification ID 2047543), which is a business-status certification, not a textile/ethics standard. Hemptique publishes educational content comparing GOTS and OEKO-TEX Standard 100, but no reliable source confirms that Hemptique itself currently holds GOTS, OEKO-TEX, Fair Trade, B Corp, or European Flax certification. Any such garment/textile certification is Not publicly documented as held by Hemptique..

Is Hemptique certified?

Hemptique holds the following certifications: The only certification Hemptique documents holding for itself is a California Certified Small Business designation from the State of California (Certification ID 2047543), which is a business-status certification, not a textile/ethics standard. Beyond any paper certification, our scan of 22 Hemptique styles found 77.3% is 100% plant fibre, which is the measurable material fact behind Hemptique's claims.

Is Hemptique made from hemp?

Our scan of all 11 Hemptique styles found 100% of the range is 100% plant fibre, with 0% animal fibre, 0% synthetic and 0% semi-synthetic. Our scan of 22 Hemptique styles found 77.3% is 100% plant fibre, so Hemptique's plant-fibre focus is borne out in the actual composition data.

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