Men's "Canyonlands" Ventilated Long Sleeve Hemp Shirt

• Primary Fabric: 100% hemp woven
• Ventilation Mesh: 100% cotton mesh
• Buttons: 100% post-consumer recycled plastic
• Washing: Machine wash cold on gentle cycle with similar colors; avoid using bleach
• Drying: Lay flat or hang dry preferred; tumble dry low only if necessary
• Ironing: Feel free to iron or steam as needed to release any wrinkles after drying

• Will it show sweat? It depends on the color. Desert Willow white shows almost nothing, and Chamisa tan very little. Agave green shows more, and Blue Sage shows the most. Hemp dries considerably faster than cotton and doesn't trap heat the way synthetics do, and the ventilation panels speed that up (so sweat marks that would linger in most shirts tend to go away faster). If visible sweat bothers you, white or tan is the safe bet. But if you're reaching for Blue Sage or Agave green, what you're seeing is just evidence of a hot day and the realities of certain color tones.
  
  
• How see-through is it? All colorways are fully opaque when dry. When wet from sweat, the Desert Willow white can become somewhat sheer (this is normal for any light-colored woven fabric, including cotton and linen). Midtone and dark colorways stay opaque even when wet.
  
  
• How does it feel when perspiring? It feels different than a synthetic shirt, and that's by design. Our fabrics absorb moisture rather than repelling it, so the fabric will feel heavier than polyester when you're sweating. But polyester traps that moisture against your skin and holds onto heat. Cotton absorbs moisture too, but holds it longer and gets clingy. Linen is the closest comparison (it's also a plant fiber that absorbs and releases moisture), but our fabrics are more durable and hold their shape better when wet.
  
  If you have any other questions, feel free to send us a quick note at info@terlinguathreads.com and one of us will get back to you as soon as we can!

Version 1.0 (April 2026)

• Our first production ready-version after multiple prototypes!