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Every recorded entry, with its finding
| # | Style | Stated composition | Class |
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| 001 | Hemp tobacoo pouch, rolling pouch | hemp | Plant |
| 002 | Hemp organizer bag, unisex, black | hemp | Plant |
| 003 | Hemp organizer bag, unisex, natural | hemp | Plant |
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Recorded findings for Hempalaya
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- Hemp tobacoo pouch, rolling pouch · hemp
- Hemp organizer bag, unisex, black · hemp
- Hemp organizer bag, unisex, natural · hemp
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About Hempalaya
Owner · Désirée Kudrys is the owner of Hempalaya.
Hempalaya narrates its full chain publicly: wild Himalayan hemp harvested in the Far Western region of Nepal by local mountain tribes, fibre processed and spun by hand, yarn woven by master weavers in the Kathmandu Valley on backstrap and hand looms, and final garments assembled in ethical production houses in Pokhara with stated fair wages. This is a strong single-fibre, plant-based traceability story, but it is self-reported and uncertified, and Hempalaya does not name individual suppliers or publish third-party certifications.
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Recorded features & ownership
Every Hempalaya piece is made from wild Himalayan hemp combined with cotton, and some items use a recycled cotton blend, all hand-woven into fabric. Beyond its hemp bags and clothing, Hempalaya also offers hemp and bamboo scarves alongside wool accessories, though the…
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Ethical production houses in Pokhara (final assembly by craftswomen); studio not individually named
Hempalaya describes its hemp products as eco-friendly, vegan and sustainable, and ships them in 100% eco-friendly packaging. Because hemp cultivation requires no pesticides or herbicides, and because the brand pays its craftspeople a fair wage plus training, financial support and access to…
What the sources support
Hempalaya does not hold GOTS certification, as the site makes no GOTS claim for its hemp products.
Hempalaya does not hold OEKO-TEX certification, as no such claim appears on the site.
Hempalaya clothing brand is not a member of 1% for the Planet.
Hempalaya clothing brand is a vegan clothing brand.
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