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The hemp plants used for fabric and marijuana are two totally different species, making the US prohibition against growing hemp for textiles nonsensical. A hardy plant that produces a fiber stronger than silk, hemp needs little to no chemicals for cultivation. And the first American flag was made out of it.

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Loop Wrap

Wrapping Paper

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Wrapping Paper

Why It's Good:

Designer Elissa Brown Barbieri adorns wrapping paper with lush doodles of swirling pods, undulating lines and a colony of bubbles, where we'd print our loved one's name in a cloud.

Why It's Green:

Loop paper is Forest Stewardship Council-certified and features hand-drawn patterns printed with soy ink onto 100% post-consumer recycled paper. The paper is also free of chlorine, which contains dioxins, the primary components of Agent Orange and a known human carcinogens that can form as a by-product of paper bleaching.

Where To Get It:

www.supermarkethq.com | $22