Hempress High Rise Brief
Full coverage, zero compromise. The Hempress high rise brief is designed to sculpt and smooth your natural curves with a flattering high-rise fit that sits confidently on the waist and moves with you throughout the day.
Built for the woman who wants it all, comfort, style and substance. The full bum coverage makes it as perfect for lounging as it is for daily wear, while minimalist seams disappear seamlessly beneath clothing for a smooth, second-skin finish.
Crafted from our Signature Organic Hemp, GOTS-Certified Organic Cotton and Spandex blend, it feels breathable, soft and gently stretchy against the skin. Naturally antibacterial and moisture-wicking, hemp keeps you fresh and confident, while its thermoregulating fibres adapt to your body's needs, cooling in the heat, warming in the chill.
A double-layered gusset offers intimate protection, durability and breathability where it matters most, finished with clean seams for effortless, all-day comfort.
Consciously made in small batches for everyday wear, longevity and a body that feels as good as it looks.
Fabric Composition:
53% Organic Hemp
42% Certified GOTS Organic Cotton
5% Spandex
Care Instructions:
Gentle Cold Hand Wash
Do Not Bleach
Do Not Tumble Dry
Do Not Iron
Dry In Shade
We recommend sizing up if you are in between sizes. Our first batch has come through a little more snug than planned. Our hemp fabric naturally softens and molds with wear so your piece will settle beautifully into your body exactly as intended. Please refer to our size guide
Treat your intimates with the same intention they were made with.
Hand wash or gentle machine wash on 30℃ maximum cycle.
Natural fibres respond to heat causing shrinkage, distortion, and unnecessary wear. Always keep it cold to preserve the integrity of your hemp blend.
Heat is the enemy of natural fibres. Skip the dryer entirely.
Bleach, fabric softeners, and synthetic detergents break down natural fibres over time, shortening the life of your pieces and releasing harmful toxins into our waterways. Choosing a gentle, eco-conscious detergent is a small act with a big impact. Keep it eco, your hemp blend will thank you for it and last so much longer.
Let Mother Nature Do Her Magic. Hang your pieces to dry naturally in fresh air and sunlight. The sun is nature's most powerful sanitiser, naturally aerating, freshening, and hygienically caring for your fabric without a single chemical. It's the most sustainable, breathable finish your intimates could ask for.
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Hempress High Rise Brief
What Hemp Does For Your Body
Hemp fibres contain plant-based bioactive compounds: including phenolics, lignin, and trace terpenes, that evolved to protect the plant and continue to inhibit bacterial and fungal growth in fabric form. This reduces odour, supports skin balance, and is particularly valuable in intimate wear. Unlike chemically treated "antibacterial" synthetics, these properties don't wash out.
Hemp fibres are naturally porous, with hollow micro-channels that allow air to circulate freely through the fabric. Heat doesn't become trapped against the skin. The result is consistent temperature regulation and a dry, balanced feel throughout the day.
Hemp can absorb up to 20–30% of its weight in moisture without feeling damp. Its capillary-rich fibre structure draws moisture away from the skin, disperses it across the fabric surface, and allows it to evaporate efficiently — keeping skin comfortable from morning to night.
Because hemp wicks moisture, dries quickly, and naturally resists microbial growth, it creates an inhospitable environment for odour-causing bacteria. Research in textile science has demonstrated hemp's ability to significantly reduce populations of odour-causing bacteria including Staphylococcus aureus and E. coli compared to cotton and synthetic alternatives.
Hemp is one of the strongest natural plant fibres. Its long cellulose structure distributes stress evenly, resists tearing, and actually softens with wear while retaining its strength. Hemp even increases in tensile strength when wet, a quality historically relied upon for sails, ropes, and workwear. For intimates, this means garments that last years, not seasons.
