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Who We Are
Who’s behind Parallel Revolution? Frankly, we’re a couple of guys who love hemp, we love our planet and want to make a difference by leaving a positive impact. So, after a couple of years figuring...
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Why Hemp Clothing Is Better
Since founding Parallel Revolution in 2010, we’ve noticed that more and more people are curious about this whole “hemp thing.” You have questions and you want answers, which is precisely why we have...
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Why Buy A Hemp Shirt Made in USA?
Close up of our Waterfront Woven hemp and lyocell shirts with natural palm nut buttons. For one, hemp is much stronger than cotton, polyester, and/or a blend of the two. The materials we use that have...
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Levi’s Jeans… Sustainable or not?
Durability is not necessarily sustainability. According to Levi’s CEO Chip Bergh, “We are the ultimate in sustainable apparel… If you buy [our jeans] they will last a lot longer than most people’s...
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HEMP: KING OF FIBER (part 1)
Grow hemp for the war (and a cleaner, sustainable environment for the future). Earth’s Most Controversial Plant Hemp: the most controversial plant grown on this planet, at least from the perspective of...
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HEMP: KING OF FIBER (part 2)
Raw bast hemp fiber – the beginnings of hemp fabric. In the Beginning There Was Hemp. Parallel Revolution specializes in crafting garments from hemp because of its superior quality, durability and...
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Parallel Revolution “hangs” with Rickshaw Bagworks
Brainstorming over beers at Magnolia Brewing Company in Dogpatch. Mutually Beneficial Business As the surge in American manufacturing continues, brands across the country are growing into their...
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The Big Three of Sustainable Style
Pictured: Royal Navy Hemp Long Sleeve Shirt The Materials of Truly Renewable Apparel Hemp? It’s Stronger Industrial hemp is, on average, 3-4 times stronger than cotton and other textiles. Hemp fabric...
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Who We Are
Who’s behind Parallel Revolution? Frankly, we’re a couple of guys who love hemp, we love our planet and want to make a difference by leaving a positive impact. So, after a couple of years figuring...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Why Hemp Clothing Is Better
Since founding Parallel Revolution in 2010, we’ve noticed that more and more people are curious about this whole “hemp thing.” You have questions and you want answers, which is precisely why we have...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Why Buy A Hemp Shirt Made in USA?
Close up of our Waterfront Woven hemp and lyocell shirts with natural palm nut buttons. For one, hemp is much stronger than cotton, polyester, and/or a blend of the two. The materials we use that have...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Levi’s Jeans… Sustainable or not?
Durability is not necessarily sustainability. According to Levi’s CEO Chip Bergh, “We are the ultimate in sustainable apparel… If you buy [our jeans] they will last a lot longer than most people’s...
View ArticleClik here to view.
HEMP: KING OF FIBER (part 1)
Grow hemp for the war (and a cleaner, sustainable environment for the future). Earth’s Most Controversial Plant Hemp: the most controversial plant grown on this planet, at least from the perspective of...
View ArticleClik here to view.
HEMP: KING OF FIBER (part 2)
Raw bast hemp fiber – the beginnings of hemp fabric. In the Beginning There Was Hemp. Parallel Revolution specializes in crafting garments from hemp because of its superior quality, durability and...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Parallel Revolution “hangs” with Rickshaw Bagworks
Brainstorming over beers at Magnolia Brewing Company in Dogpatch. Mutually Beneficial Business As the surge in American manufacturing continues, brands across the country are growing into their...
View ArticleClik here to view.
The Big Three of Sustainable Style
Pictured: Royal Navy Hemp Long Sleeve Shirt The Materials of Truly Renewable Apparel Hemp? It’s Stronger Industrial hemp is, on average, 3-4 times stronger than cotton and other textiles. Hemp fabric...
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