Jack Herer’s The Emperor Wears No Clothes

“The most talked about underground book of the last decade has been transformed into the guidebook of the future.” Hugh Downs, ABC’s 20/20

In this thoroughly researched, scrupulously annotated and shockingly provocative book you’ll learn:

·         How and why Cannabis prohibition began and what that has meant to America.

·         All the uses of hemp as medicine, food, fuel, fiber, paper and as a plastic replacement.

·         The straight dope on marijuana smoking and its effect on the human body.

·         Who profits from the prohibition of and criminalisation of Cannabis.

·         What you can do to speed up legalization and profit from the coming changes.

A $100,000* CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD TO PROVE US WRONG:

If all fossil fuels and their derivatives, as well trees for paper and construction were banned in order to save the planet, reverse the Greenhouse effect and stop deforestation;

Then there is only one known annually renewable natural resource that is capable of providing the overall majority of the world’s paper and textiles; meet all of the world’s transportation, industrial and home energy needs, while simultaneously reducing pollution, rebuilding the soil, and cleaning the atmosphere all at the same time…

And that substance is – the same that did it all before – Cannabis Hemp!

*For details contact Jack Herer’s organisation: Help End Marijuana Prohibition (HEMP), 5632 Van Nuys Blvd. #310 / Van Nuys CA 91401 / (818)988-3319 *Website: jackherer.com

All THTC t-shirts, hoodies and sweatshirts are 100% organic (55% organic hemp/45% organic cotton) and created under fair conditions in factories that are regularly monitored. Each t-shirt is Hypoallergenic, meaning that the material is suitable for all skin types. They also have Thermodynamic properties; so, in the cold they’ll heat, in the heat they’ll cool!

THTC t-shirts employ the very best in design, conforming to EU standards while offering amazing selection and quality. These t-shirts will not twist in the wash, and are pre-shrunk to ensure that they do not drop any sizes after washing. Hemp is, by nature, an organic crop. It is one of the fastest growing crops and has become more useful and practical as the years pass by.

55% hemp, 45% organic cotton. This is Urban Eco Wear for the street, with real flair and a quality that will appeal to anyone who appreciates the very best in modern, streetwise clothing.

THTC works with the biggest names in the underground scene; from DJ’s and MC’s to graffers and B-Boys. Some of the biggest and most renowned names in the scene have fully endorsed these superb quality t-shirts, with respected music artists like Goldie, Wu Tang Clan, MC GQ, Mixologists, Goldie Lookin Chain, Rodney P and many more happy to wear the coolest, hippest t-shirts around!

THTC Accessories

There are many more designs and colours to choose from in the Hemp Products aisle of the shop.

The hemp/cotton mix Sativa Hemp Caps are the perfect compliment to Sativa’s hemp/cotton mix bags and wallets, made wholly from natural a hemp/cotton mix, this Baseball cap is not only durable but is also environmentally friendly.

The hemp/cotton mix fibre is porous, which allows your head to breathe and keep perspiration to a minimum. Sativa Hemp Baseball Caps are also great for UV Ray protection.

Sativa Hemp Bags offer durability, style and quality. The bags are manufactured using a combination of hemp and cotton, producing these trendy and stylish bags for all occasions. The bags come in a variety of styles and colours, and the mix of hemp and cotton ensures that each bag is strong and long-lasting. You’ll look great walking down the street, leaning on a wall or jumping out of a helicopter with one of these unique, hip and modern Sativa Hemp Bags. 

One of the first known accounts of the word ‘hemp’ in the English language is its inclusion in a dictionary under the original spelling ‘hempe’ around the year 1000CE, though its use among a multitude of different cultures has been recorded for thousands of years before then. Its use is prevalent throughout the history of the peoples of the Asian continent and even Germanic, Gaul and Viking tribes made good use of hemp fibre.

A Viking longboat probably had hemp on it

A good 150 years after hemp’s first appearance in an English dictionary, hemp fibre was used to open Europe’s first ever paper mill, with hemp quickly becoming the most popular material for making paper for over 700 years afterwards.