FOR VICTORY:
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The Chinese hemp fabric pictured on the left in its natural color is some of the first imported in the new hemp revival of the 1990's. It is a medium weight basket weave that was made into shirts, vests, robes, hats, and the bowtie (shown below by Brenda Kershenbaum) in the early days of the revival. |
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