Capitol Hemp

1802 Adams Mill Road, NW

"Underground"

Washington, DC, 20009

Hours

Sunday & Monday: 1pm to 7pm

Tuesday - Thursday: Noon to 8pm

Friday & Saturday: Noon to 9pm

What is Capitol Hemp?

Washington, DC has Capitol Hill, and now it has Capitol Hemp- a store dedicated to offering the highest quality products made from Industrial Hemp.

Where is Capitol Hemp?

Capitol Hemp is located underground at 1802 Adams Mill Road, NW, Washington, DC 20009. The store is located at the northwest corner of 18th Street and Columbia Rd in the Heart of the Adams Morgan Neighborhood.  The store is metro accessible via the Red Line Adams Morgan stop.  Just cross the Calvert Street bridge and walk three blocks to Adams Morgan.  Capitol Hemp can be reached on the L2, H1, 42, 43, 90, 92, 93, and 96 buses. Parking is also available on the street.

What do we sell?

Capitol Hemp is proud offer unique clothing and accessories for women and men made from earth's greatest natural fiber, industrial hemp. 

In addition to clothing, Capitol Hemp offers a wide variety of products made from hemp including soaps, lotions, paper, non-dairy milk, shoes, original works of art, and much much more. 

Some brands we carry include Livity, Two Jupiters, Jungmaven, Swirl Space, Ecolution, Mountains of The Moon, Envirotextiles, Sweet Grass, Hempys, The Hempest, Hemp Hoodlum, Canaan Fair Trade, Dr. Bronner's Magic Soaps, Black Spot Sneakers, Hemp Sisters, Living Harvest and more.

Why shop Capitol Hemp?

Even though hemp products are hard to find, we sell all the leading hemp brands in one place.  You save the planet and your pocketbook when you buy in a real store. Capitol Hemp is the first store in America to use renewable non-toxic hemp fiber board to construct our store displays.

I thought hemp was illegal?

Nope, hemp is not marijuana and is legal to import and sell in the US.  However, it is the only crop U.S. farmers may not grow which is legally imported.  Most hemp comes from Canada, China and Europe, but many compnaies make hemp products in the United States.  Visit The Hemp Industries Association at www.thehia.org for more information.  Learn more about the struggle to bring back hemp farming in the United States at www.votehemp.com .