HEMP ENZYME COULD SAVE 1.33 BILLION GALLONS OF WATER A YEAR.

Crucial water shortages are reported with regularity. Yet, a water-dependent T-shirt industry continues to boom as it manufactures and sells 1.4 billion cotton T-shirts yearly. Figures compiled by Hemptown Clothing, Inc. (OTCBB:HPTWF) confirm that producing one cotton T-shirt takes/purges 1740 gallons from our country's fragile water supply. If America's cotton garments were switched to hemp, the company said that 1.33 billion gallons a year of precious water would be saved.

To spearhead the change, Hemptown is developing Pectinase, a patented industrial hemp enzyme that can revolutionize the industrial hemp manufacturing process. The use of Pectinase will create T-shirts the texture of cotton and the strength of hemp. Pectinase will break down the hemp into a soft pliable fabric in just five hours compared to the current 45-60 day process.

Hemptown also reports that hemp grows like a weed from rainwater, is four times stronger than cotton, and becomes softer as it is washed. Much like the paper products that took market share from styrofoam cups and food packaging when the damage caused by CFCs in styrofoam became more widely understood-----hemp T-shirts are the alternative, and can totally replace water-dependent, water-selfish cotton tees saving much of our depleted supply.

About Hemptown Clothing, Inc.

Hemptown Clothing, Inc., Reno, Nevada, is the world's largest hemp T-shirt apparel brand and sells a line of hemp/cotton activewear: T-shirts, sweatshirts and ball caps to wholesalers, retailers and consumers. Hemptown is also involved in ongoing research and development of quality and conservation-based textile technology, working vertically to enhance its products and the benefits they provide to crop farmers, consumers and the environment.

For more information, http://www.hemptown.com or call 561/881-7318.