The Gold Standard of Tree-Free Paper: Hemp Paper

Hemp Paper – A Strong, Tree-Free Alternative

Hemp paper is a type of tree-free paper made from the stalks of the hemp plant. It is strong, long-lasting, and biodegradable. Hemp has been used for centuries to create paper, cloth, and rope — and today, it offers a modern, sustainable option for papermaking without cutting down trees.

At Bluecat Paper LLP, we turn hemp stalk waste into clean, functional paper. We do this without bleach, wood pulp, or harmful chemicals. The result is durable, eco-conscious paper that supports circular use of raw materials.

What Is Hemp Paper Used For?

Our hemp-based tree-free paper works well for:

• Sketchbooks and notebooks

• Certificates and premium stationery

• Sustainable packaging

• Tags, covers, and labels

• Art, printing, and design work

It has a smooth surface, holds ink well, and resists yellowing — making it ideal for long-term use.

How We Make Hemp Paper

1. We collect post-harvest hemp stalks.

2. We clean and pulp the fibers using water and mechanical beating.

3. We form sheets by hand or machine, depending on the order.

4. We dry and press them — no bleach, no coatings, no trees.

This is true tree-free paper, made with minimal water and energy use.

Why Use Hemp Paper?

• Made without cutting trees

• Stronger than most wood-based paper

• Biodegradable and recyclable

• Created from agricultural waste

• Part of a clean, circular production process

At Bluecat Paper LLP, hemp paper is one of our most reliable tree-free paper options — combining heritage with purpose.