Soft, comfortable, high-performing, and absolutely recognizable sweatshirt made of pure hemp.
In the development of this hoodie, we focused on fit and lightweight.
Warm in winter thanks to the hollow fibers and for the same reason cool in summer, after the first wash it will begin to live, mature, and become softer.
A unique garment, to be experienced, discovered, and loved.
Hoodie made of pure natural hemp fabric.
Each piece is numbered and marked with a La Methode hologram.
Monitoring is related to the stages between spinning and manufacture namely:
and it refers to a single item.
The natural hemp hoodie was used:
Cultivation is excluded from monitoring, for which we do not have certain and directly detectable data.
23% of natural hemp fabric is cutted and recovered from the garment making phase.
With recovered fabrics we make accessories, details and when possible new raw materials.
Production chain from cultivation to finished garment:
It is recommended to lay the garments flat and not expose them to sunlight, especially for natural dyes.
Hemp after the first wash performed by us tends to mature and become softer and softer.
Each La Methode garment is guaranteed for ten years.
For any defects related to the manufacturing, please contact us and we will repair it and ship it back to you.
The return policy does not cover damages caused by improper maintenance and care.
| Size | Length (cm) | Chest (cm) |
|---|---|---|
| XS | 70 | 54 |
| S | 72 | 56 |
| M | 74 | 58 |
| L | 76 | 60 |
| XL | 77 | 62 |
| XXL | 78 | 64 |
The garment is sold pre-washed to achieve final appearance, fit and hand.
Take measurement A on one of your hoodies, placing it flat on a table and measuring its length from the back.
Take size B on one of your hoodies, placing it flat on a table and measuring the width of the chest on the front.
Measurements are approximate, as our product being handmade, may have slight differences between one production and another.
Elisa is 1,68 meters and wears a size S.
Davide is 1,90 meters and wears a size XL.
