The THTC Just A Ride Hemp T-Shirt is inspired by the legendary Bill Hicks and his call to embrace life’s ride. A tribute to consciousness and psilocybin, this design reflects THTC’s stance on advocating for the legalisation of natural substances with healing potential. It is a bold statement piece, rooted in culture, activism, and awareness. Many fans still refer to it as the Just A Ride Hemp Tee, keeping both terms alive for style and SEO.

This t-shirt is part of THTC’s 2023 premium hemp range, crafted from 200GSM fabric made with 55% organic hemp and 45% organic cotton. The heavier weight fabric ensures strength and durability, while naturally becoming softer over time. Water-based screen printing delivers a smooth, eco-friendly finish without the plastisol feel.

THTC’s hemp t-shirts are designed to last and improve with age. Recognised as the UK’s most ethical clothing company, THTC fuse art, culture, and sustainability into every garment they produce.

Why Choose Just A Ride Hemp T-Shirt

• Inspired by Bill Hicks and psilocybin culture

• Premium 200GSM hemp blend fabric

• Soft water-based screen print finish

• Breathable, sustainable, and long-lasting

• Ethically made with fair wages

Naturally Active Materials

• 55% Organic Hemp

• 45% Organic Cotton

Styling and Care

• Wear with jeans or streetwear staples for casual style

• Ideal for festivals, gigs, or everyday wear

• Machine wash cold with similar colours

• Avoid bleach and harsh detergents

• Line dry for best results

THTC & Fairtrade

THTC have always been pioneers in ethical and sustainable clothing, and therefore we are proud to feature their brand instore.

Their organic cotton products come from India in partnership with TeeMill, while their hemp is sourced from long-term partners in China. Furthermore, THTC collaborate with small, family-run factories, including one partnership lasting more than 20 years. These factories pay workers above the local living wage, provide standard 8-hour days, and ensure paid holidays.

Additionally, THTC regularly visit these factories to check working conditions and directly support the welfare of employees. Consequently, their commitment to fairness and sustainability remains evident in every garment they create.