American clothing company launched a series of environmentally friendly wearable overalls

American clothing company Patagonia has launched a series of environmentally friendly overalls, mixed industrial hemp, recycled polyester and organic cotton, which are 25% more wear resistant than traditional cotton and canvas. These work clothes use less harmful substances and can withstand the strict requirements of the workplace.

Ed Auman, Director of Workwear Business in Patagonia, said: “Our workwear production line was built to meet the implementation of environmental protection programs. It redefines what is truly progress. We are always committed to protecting the environment and we are Forward-looking investments in organically reclaimed agriculture"

The Patagonia overalls are made from canvas, which blends 55% industrial hemp, 27% recycled polyester and 18% organic cotton. Industrial hemp is a very durable fiber that is commonly used to make products such as cables and sails. Patagonia's innovative long-tough fibers around the core of the hemp stem are 25% more wear resistant than traditional cotton. Hemp provides toughness and abrasion resistance, and polyester and cotton are added to ensure softness. These mixed fibers can produce a soft fabric.

In addition to the canvas style, the overalls range offers seven durable materials, including comfortable and practical synthetic materials and natural fibers, which provide warmth and protection.