Genuine Nepalese Hemp Packs

School’s back in session and Hemp Backpacks are a great accessory that will bring in the students. Bagel loving hippies, Trader Joe’s devotees, and eco-obsessed soccer moms will love these colorful packs made with natural pure hemp yarns and fabric from the Himalayan regions of Nepal. Here’s the pitch — Nepal has a long history with hemp. It has been used for generations as a fiber because of its strength and durability. Cannabis plants grow to a height of 20 feet, and after harvesting them, villagers shred the leaves and soak the stems in water for up to 20 days. Once they are tender the bark is separated from the rest of the plant, smoked above a fire and boiled in ash water. Thin strips are then removed from the bark by hand. As a fabric, hemp is the optimal choice for everything from clothing to packs. Hemp doesn’t wear out, it wears in, becoming softer over time while remaining a very strong and resilient fiber. In fact, hemp canvas fabric can be up to five times stronger than cotton canvas. This is, of course, essential if you’re looking for a pack you’re going to use on a daily or weekly basis! Whether your customers need a boho mini waistpack, large backpack, or travel kit for makeup, shaving stuff, or other on-the-go essentials, hemp packs are perfect for showing off a commitment to a sustainable lifestyle.

Dab N Bong Wholesale
720.287.0495
Website: Dabnbongwholesale.com

 

  • CannaAid and Peak: Something new for everyone.

Recent Articles

How Aaron Pavloff made Field Tryp an exclusive luxury event for big-time buyers and vendors.
For Asia Cannario, the War on Drugs is especially personal. Like many people, she started using cannabis as a teenager and got into selling cannabis in her 20s in Baltimore, Maryland, long before any legalization efforts grew teeth.
This year, it’s time to try something different. Too many businesses focus on chasing the latest thing. But this year, why not make your resolution an addition by subtraction? Here’s a list of 10 bad habits you should strive to break in 2026.
These days, everything comes down to good marketing. While most shop owners didn’t get into the business to make ads, effective promotion has become integral to modern business. Unfortunately, it also requires a separate skill set.
Here’s the play for 2026: be a culture hub, not a commodity counter. We are in the era of experiential marketing and businesses. This is the right time to pivot to selling more than rolling papers and pipes.
If you’ve been in Vegas in February with a badge from Champs, you might have visited the Starbase or Illuminarium after. Maybe you walked in and saw B-Real from Cypress Hill. Or Too Short. Or John Hart. They were commanding the stage with a crowd dancing their asses off. You might have even watched people getting awards for best cleaner, nicotine pouch, nicotine vape, nicotine e-liquid, marketing, innovation, cannabis vape, glass line, new device, or shop.
Clayton Smith was ready to die. Like all soldiers, the former U.S. Army Captain accepted the reality of losing his life on the battlefield. But preparing for death at home was different. Despite a good job and a loving wife, Smith hurt immensely. He had tried everything to stop the pain, but everything failed. Only one thing stood between him and suicide: a final gamble on a psychedelic called ibogaine.
The cannabis industry is evolving fast, but its most powerful force is not a new product or policy. It is the women leading the charge.