About us

A marketplace built on a straightforward belief

Everything Cannabis is a curated marketplace for hemp goods, cannabis accessories, and the people who make them well. It's built on a straightforward belief — that a business can do this without exploiting the people it touches.

This site isn't trying to convince anyone to use cannabis. It's here to show the full picture of what it is — the plant, the products, the people, and the industry being built around it.

Woven hemp fabric in natural tones

The Cycle

Money that stays with the people who earned it

One loop, three moves: better materials, small makers, and dollars that stay with workers and the communities we serve.

  1. 01

    Demand for better materials

    Quality hemp goods instead of cheap plastic and environmentally irresponsible materials.

  2. 02

    Made by small makers

    Partnering with small businesses and local farmers to build products worth keeping.

  3. 03

    Money stays with people

    Dollars stay with the workers doing the labor and the communities we serve — not shareholders.

A small maker's workshop bench

Why I built this

The same walls, over and over

Cannabis is what helped get me through chronic pain and nerve issues after a series of injuries in my twenties, and kept me off the prescriptions doctors were quick to prescribe. But it also earned me a criminal record in college that followed me through years of background checks and missed job opportunities. Not everyone responds to cannabis the same way, and this isn't medical advice — it's just my experience.

That's why this company exists. The same walls that got put in front of me get put in front of small makers trying to enter this industry — legal gray areas, the cost of running a storefront, the assumption that hemp can't be made well. There's a narrow window to build this thing for regular people before private equity folds it into the same machine as everything else. So we take on the parts that sink people — the liability, the returns, the storefront — and put good makers in front of customers who'll see hemp done right.

Why cannabis

It grows fast, and it grows here

Cannabis grows fast, and it grows here — planted on American soil by small farmers, harvested in a fraction of the time most crops take. The industry is young but maturing quickly, and America can lead it. Instead of depending on cheap foreign goods for our basic needs while faceless investors skim off most of the money, we can build well-paid jobs in a brand-new industry and keep the value here.

This was an opportunity taken from us decades ago — cannabis was pushed out through backroom deals and the quiet lobbying of politicians who had reasons to want it gone. Its potential is only starting to be recognized again, and there's a narrow window to build it right before the usual players move in.

Hemp vs plastic

Two materials, side by side

Every figure below carries its source. Where the research reports a range, we show the range.

Conventional plastic

Cheap to make, effectively permanent once it exists.

  • 0M+

    metric tons of plastic produced every year

    Source: UNEP / OECD

  • <0%

    of all plastic ever produced has been recycled

    Source: OECD / UNEP

  • $0B

    global plastics industry

    Source: Statista, 2025

  • 0 yrs

    for a plastic bottle to break down

    Source: multiple; WWF

  • Landfills slow it further

    They lack the sunlight, oxygen, and microbes needed to decompose plastic.

    Source: EPA

  • 0M

    metric tons of plastic enter the oceans each year

    Source: UNEP

Hemp

A fast-growing annual fiber crop that returns to the soil.

  • 0 m

    tall in about 100 days

    Source: industrial hemp research

  • Biodegradable

    A natural fiber that breaks down.

    Source: material science basics

  • Little to no pesticide

    Naturally pest-resistant as it grows.

    Source: multiple agricultural sources

  • Deep roots

    They hold soil in place and reduce erosion.

    Source: agricultural research

  • 2–3x more fiber per acre

    Compared with cotton, across the reported range.

    Source: hemp lifecycle analyses

  • About twice as efficient as forest

    At capturing carbon per acre; estimates vary widely.

    Source: comparative studies

What we do

How it works

01

A marketplace and a platform

Everything Cannabis is a curated marketplace for hemp goods, cannabis accessories, and hemp foods, plus a community and editorial platform.

02

We carry the risk

We take on the parts that sink small makers — product liability, returns, and chargebacks — so partners can focus on making and shipping their goods.

03

Documentation, published

We require and publish sourcing documentation and lab results from every partner. If they can't tell us what's in it, we don't list it.

04

Your data stays yours

We never sell customer data.

05

Flat, all-in pricing

The price you see is the price you pay.

06

Independent by default

Behind the scenes we choose the independent option wherever we can: credit unions for payment processing, open-source tools, American companies and fair-wage partners abroad.

Our framework

Five stages, in order, no shortcuts

  1. 01

    Cultivate

    Find the growers, sewers, and shops already doing this well.

  2. 02

    Plant the Seed

    Start with a small catalog we can vouch for line by line.

  3. 03

    Grow the Roots

    Pay partners on time and build the paperwork that proves sourcing.

  4. 04

    Branch Out

    Add categories only when a real maker is ready to fill them.

  5. 05

    Harvest

    Return the margin to the people and the places that made it.

Mission & values

Why we're here, in plain terms

Mission

To establish a robust domestic hemp and cannabis infrastructure that keeps capital local, honors workers over pure shareholder profit, and provides transparent, trustworthy education to every community we serve.

Vision

A self-sustaining nation powered by eco-friendly American manufacturing, quality local jobs, and a revitalized economy free from foreign reliance and fossil fuel dependence.

Core values

  • Reinvest in the Roots

    Keeping wealth local and building community equity.

  • Radical Transparency & Truth

    Being the most trusted source of education and quality.

  • Workers First

    Value human effort over corporate extraction.

  • Uncompromising Quality

    Setting the standard for what domestic cannabis and hemp can be.

  • Domestic Independence & Sustainability

    Eco-friendly innovation that reduces foreign reliance.

Get in early, do it right, and prove an industry can grow up serving the people who build it.