Textiles made from hemp are not only extremely skin-friendly and durable, but also particularly breathable. They can absorb a lot of moisture and quickly release it to the outside again, which has a pleasantly cooling effect on the skin. Hemp was once the textile material of choice. It is good that the textile industry is now returning to the use of this ancient crop. This is because hemp is a fast-growing, undemanding plant that requires little water and no herbicides, pesticides or synthetic fertilizers during cultivation. Oska makes this button-through blouse from pure hemp. The airy fabric features a slightly abstract floral pattern and the delicate sheen typical of the material. It has a cropped fit, a narrow stand-up collar, mid-length sleeves and a straight hem. A longitudinal dividing seam at the back visually slims the silhouette.

Individuality through distinctive design and high quality is the hallmark of the label Oska, founded in 1997 near Munich. The guarantee for this, in addition to the creative designs and selected raw materials, is a full-stage production. Thus, a large part of the production is realized in two Czech partner companies. Well-trained specialists there meet Oska's high standards. In addition, its own dye works ensures all the possibilities necessary for the consistent development and maintenance of the color palette.