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#84: Hemp, Linen, and the Quest for Pure Clothing, with Klaus Wallner
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Klaus Wallner is one of the co-founders of Rawganique, a Washington-based company that designs and markets clothing made from organically grown hemp, cotton, and linen. In this episode he and Eric talk about the process of producing organic clothing, why organic clothing costs so much more than conventional, the movement to legalize the growing of hemp, and the potential for a local clothing movement, among other things.
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