Resource-efficient by nature.
Hemp requires considerably less water to cultivate than cotton. Choosing it at the start of the supply chain lowers a shirt's footprint before weaving begins.
Considered shirts woven from hemp, a resource-efficient fibre chosen for comfort, durability and a longer life in the wardrobe.
A shirt's footprint is largely decided before it is cut. Orré begins with the fibre: hemp , a resource-efficient crop with the strength to outlast fashion cycles.
Hemp requires considerably less water to cultivate than cotton. Choosing it at the start of the supply chain lowers a shirt's footprint before weaving begins.
As a long bast fibre, hemp produces durable yarn. Woven into classic shirting constructions, it gives cloth with structure, breathability and a natural texture that softens with wear.
We cut for years of wear rather than seasons of trend. A shirt that stays in use is the most meaningful measure of sustainability.
Cotton is among the most water-intensive crops in apparel. Hemp requires substantially less, which is the principal environmental advantage we build on.
Illustrative scale. Sourced per-garment figures will be published before launch.Shirts designed around the cloth: restrained in colour, precise in cut and made in small runs.
Hemp can be woven into the same constructions as traditional shirting. We are developing five weaves, in 100% hemp and in blends with Tencel and cotton.
Even, crisp and breathable: the foundational shirting surface.
A fine diagonal rib with greater drape and a softer hand.
A basket-weave texture suited to the everyday button-down.
A broken-twill zigzag with understated depth.
Puckered stripes that sit away from the skin in warm weather.
Orré is in design and fabric development and is speaking with investors who value responsible materials and products made to last.